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Chect out here for my trip to Universal Studios in Kiasuland!

Using my strong legs to contribute back to society


Doing your part for charity can be rewarding as well (:


Bandar Botanic, Klang. I'm starting to love this place motherfeather!


Straight up ahead!


Passing by Jusco, Bukit Tinggi. The one & only decent attraction in Klang


Holy cows!


Smooth traffic?


This is so not the M'sian way ~


If you think Klang folks are pariah, this neigbourhood shall prove you wrong


It's so quiet, almost like a ghost town...


...as commercial development here is slow


Crossing over to Botanic Garden


Wahseh...


Booyaka...


Many beautiful homes still waiting to be occupied

One of the most easiest & serene places I've ever competed at. You can't ask for a better venue than this!

• Background - 7km @ Ambang Botanic, Klang.
• Weather - Sunny with a cool breeze.
• Organization - Everything was good I guess.
• Difficulty - A very predictable run (in a good way lah). Though the winning prizes are limited only to 30 medals for my category, it was still considered a walk in the park as the road is flat most of time & the majority of runners were students. Plus the elite & pro runners were not interested in such events especially charity runs which made things alot easier for me. That is why studying statistics is so important kids!
• Fitness - Let's see, sufficient glycogen storage levels, check. Regular training sessions, check. Coupled with enough amount of rest, the dividends have paid off indeed.
• Overall - What more can I say? Only 3 medals left to capture, let's believe God for the impossible amen!

Hang on, there's more...


If you got it, then flaunt it ~





Can you imagine these are all happening in my church? Photos below belongs to Tian Chad's Photography;


Ooh...


My...


Goodness...


This...


Is...


Unbelievable...


Someone...


Pinch...


Me!?


Who say M'sia is hopeless? We have plenty of talents here, don't play-play wei!


“Creativity (sports included ;D) is the ability to see relationships where none exist” - Thomas Disch