When : 2nd February 2009
Running Route : Kampung Pandan Sport Complex
Starting Time : 7.30am
Distance : 1000m x 8 / 400m x 3
Attendance : pm1, Suresh, Kenny Tan, Chin Teck Sin,WKM, Ghejan, Afad, Tang Wern Tien
1000m :
Ronnie See - 4'05 / 4'01 / 4'00 / 3'59 / 3'59 / 3'59 / 3'59 / 3'49
Suresh - 4'04 / 4'00 / 3'59 / 3'57 / 3'56 / 3'57 / DNF / 3'40
Chin Teck Sin - 4'06 / 4'01 / 4'00 / 3'59 / 4'00 / 4'00 / 4'00 / 3'57
Tang Wern Tien - DNS / 4'01 / 4'00 / 3'59 / 3'59 / 3'59 / 3'58 / 3'48
Kenny Tan - 4'16 / 4'10 / 4'11 / 4'10 / 4'07 / 4'05 / 4'04 / 3'56
Afad - 4'09 / 4'11 / 4'11 / 4'10 / 4'07 / 4'17 / 4'13 / 4'12
Wong Kei Ming - 4'39 / 4'42 / 4'44 / 4'42 / 4'40 / 4'40 / 4'40 / 4'19
Ghejanthran - 4'39 / 4'42 / 4'44 / 4'42 / 4'40 / 4'40 / 4'40 / 4'31
400m :
Ronnie See - 1'26 / 1'25 / 1'24
Suresh - 1'16 / 1'19 / DNF
Chin Teck Sin - 1'41 / 1'31 / 1'16
Tang Wern Tien - 1'23 / 1'21 / 1'18
Kenny Tan - 1'28 / 1'29 / 1'28
Afad - 1'23 / 1'21 / 1'44
Wong Kei Ming - 1'34 / 1'32 / 1'33
Ghejanthran - 1'34 / 1'34 / 1'39
result from pm55
Saturday, January 31, 2009
Friday, January 30, 2009
20km LSD Run on 31st Jan 2009
Meeting Point : Bukit Aman Car Park
Date : 31st Jan 2009, Saturday
Time : 6.10am
Distance : 16.7km (double hill + 2 loops at LG)
Attendant : Pm1, Lionel, Suresh, Wong Kei Ming & Andrew
1'27'11 - Ronnie See (16.7km)
1'27'25 - Suresh (16.7km)
0'58'00 - Lionel Lee (10.8km)
1'10'26 - Wong Kei Ming (12.8km)
1'10'26 - Andrew Chan (12.8km)
Date : 31st Jan 2009, Saturday
Time : 6.10am
Distance : 16.7km (double hill + 2 loops at LG)
Attendant : Pm1, Lionel, Suresh, Wong Kei Ming & Andrew
1'27'11 - Ronnie See (16.7km)
1'27'25 - Suresh (16.7km)
0'58'00 - Lionel Lee (10.8km)
1'10'26 - Wong Kei Ming (12.8km)
1'10'26 - Andrew Chan (12.8km)
Kuala Lumpur City Day Run 2009
Event: Kuala Lumpur City Day Run 2009
~ Date: Sunday, 22nd February 2009
~ Time: 7.30am
~ Venue: Dataran Merdeka, Kuala Lumpur
~ Distance: 10km, 7km, 5km & 3km
~ For more details, please download the entry form now!
kopipes from: haris.blogspot.com
STANDARD CHARTERED KL MARATHON FINALLY DEBUTS IN MALAYSIA!
Having run a few of Standard Chartered Marathons in Singapore, I have the utmost respect for their preparation and overall event management competence.
And now it has finally arrived at our shores! I am so thrilled that this year Standard Chartered will host their inaugural KL Marathon 2009. With bated breath, I am counting to the days to register and have actually started training for it.
Below is the official press release from Standard Chartered:
Standard Chartered KL Marathon 2009 Set To Take Off In June With The Aim Of Being Sustainable
And now it has finally arrived at our shores! I am so thrilled that this year Standard Chartered will host their inaugural KL Marathon 2009. With bated breath, I am counting to the days to register and have actually started training for it.
Below is the official press release from Standard Chartered:
Standard Chartered KL Marathon 2009 Set To Take Off In June With The Aim Of Being Sustainable
RM 350,000 biggest ever cash prize for a marathon in Malaysia
Kuala Lumpur, 20 January 2009 – The inaugural Standard Chartered KL Marathon 2009 is set to place Malaysia on the global map of marathons by being a sustainable event. Following in the footsteps of eight successful Standard Chartered Marathons spanning four continents, the Race offers the biggest prize money ever for a marathon in Malaysia (RM 350,000) with a guaranteed prize pool for Malaysian runners.
Octagon, a division of CMGRP (M) Sdn. Bhd and Standard Chartered Bank Malaysia Berhad officially launched Standard Chartered KL Marathon 2009, today. The launch was officiated by the Minister of Youth and Sports, YB Dato’ Sri Ismail Sabri bin Yaakob. Endorsed by the Ministry of Youth and Sports, Standard Chartered KL Marathon 2009 is also sanctioned by the Malaysia Amateur Athletic Union (MAAU), International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF), and the Association of International Marathons and Distance Races (AIMS).
YB Dato’ Sri Ismail Sabri said in his speech,
“Our vision at the Ministry of Youth and Sports is to develop an active, healthy and energetic community. Specifically, we aspire to realise this by making running an accessible sport for all to enjoy.
A world-class, international race such as the Standard Chartered KL Marathon 2009 lends support to this goal by fostering the spirit of excellence not just among professional athletes but among all Malaysians, from the youngest to the oldest of them.”
Octagon who are specialists in sporting events worldwide, aims to attract 12,500 participants for what is expected to be the marathon of the year. Ivan Brixi, Managing Director for Octagon in Asia, elaborated,
“We aspire for this race to become a race for everyone – professional athletes, amateurs, families with children, corporate and NGO bodies and anyone who wants to be a part of something fun and inspirational.
We have every intention to make this Marathon a sustainable one – both by “greening” it and through the charity element. This means we will do our best to use recyclable materials where possible for the runners’ giveaways and encourage KL to become a car-free zone for the day. Indeed we will do everything in our power to reduce the carbon footprint of this event.
The Race will start from Merdeka Square on 28 June 2009. The route for the marathon will showcase some of the capital’s most famous landmarks, making it an ideal attraction for tourists and out-of-towners.”
Julian Wynter, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Standard Chartered Bank Malaysia Berhad said,
“We are very excited to add KL to the Standard Chartered series of marathons. In all eight countries where we sponsor Marathons, each has created a real buzz amongst the marathon-running community globally and we know that Standard Chartered KL Marathon will be no exception.”
“Standard Chartered Marathons characterise the values and attitudes we believe in and live by every day – having a can-do attitude, the courage to try, and the stamina and determination to go the extra mile, no matter what. They also embody our Right Partner promise to our governments, our communities, and our people – to help our communities grow and prosper.”
Octagon’s goal is to establish the Standard Chartered KL Marathon as the best in the region and to ultimately achieve the Silver and Gold recognition from IAAF within the next 5 years.
Octagon proudly welcomes Standard Chartered Malaysia as the Title Sponsor and MSIG Insurance (Malaysia) Bhd as a Gold Sponsor in the Insurance category. More sponsors will be announced in the coming months.
For media enquiries, please contact:
Standard Chartered Malaysia
Karen R Yap, Senior Manager, Corporate Affairs +6 03 2781 7257
Karen-R.Yap@standardchartered.com +6012 292 6780
For Octagon: Weber Shandwick Malaysia, at 03-7843 3100, or;
Alina Morais amorais@webershandwick.com (017 323 3078 / 03 7843 3125)
Suninthini Ramalo sramalo@webershandwick.com (012 635 6351 / 03 7843 3131)
More information and updates shall be posted in due time.
Octagon, a division of CMGRP (M) Sdn. Bhd and Standard Chartered Bank Malaysia Berhad officially launched Standard Chartered KL Marathon 2009, today. The launch was officiated by the Minister of Youth and Sports, YB Dato’ Sri Ismail Sabri bin Yaakob. Endorsed by the Ministry of Youth and Sports, Standard Chartered KL Marathon 2009 is also sanctioned by the Malaysia Amateur Athletic Union (MAAU), International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF), and the Association of International Marathons and Distance Races (AIMS).
YB Dato’ Sri Ismail Sabri said in his speech,
“Our vision at the Ministry of Youth and Sports is to develop an active, healthy and energetic community. Specifically, we aspire to realise this by making running an accessible sport for all to enjoy.
A world-class, international race such as the Standard Chartered KL Marathon 2009 lends support to this goal by fostering the spirit of excellence not just among professional athletes but among all Malaysians, from the youngest to the oldest of them.”
Octagon who are specialists in sporting events worldwide, aims to attract 12,500 participants for what is expected to be the marathon of the year. Ivan Brixi, Managing Director for Octagon in Asia, elaborated,
“We aspire for this race to become a race for everyone – professional athletes, amateurs, families with children, corporate and NGO bodies and anyone who wants to be a part of something fun and inspirational.
We have every intention to make this Marathon a sustainable one – both by “greening” it and through the charity element. This means we will do our best to use recyclable materials where possible for the runners’ giveaways and encourage KL to become a car-free zone for the day. Indeed we will do everything in our power to reduce the carbon footprint of this event.
The Race will start from Merdeka Square on 28 June 2009. The route for the marathon will showcase some of the capital’s most famous landmarks, making it an ideal attraction for tourists and out-of-towners.”
Julian Wynter, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Standard Chartered Bank Malaysia Berhad said,
“We are very excited to add KL to the Standard Chartered series of marathons. In all eight countries where we sponsor Marathons, each has created a real buzz amongst the marathon-running community globally and we know that Standard Chartered KL Marathon will be no exception.”
“Standard Chartered Marathons characterise the values and attitudes we believe in and live by every day – having a can-do attitude, the courage to try, and the stamina and determination to go the extra mile, no matter what. They also embody our Right Partner promise to our governments, our communities, and our people – to help our communities grow and prosper.”
Octagon’s goal is to establish the Standard Chartered KL Marathon as the best in the region and to ultimately achieve the Silver and Gold recognition from IAAF within the next 5 years.
Octagon proudly welcomes Standard Chartered Malaysia as the Title Sponsor and MSIG Insurance (Malaysia) Bhd as a Gold Sponsor in the Insurance category. More sponsors will be announced in the coming months.
For media enquiries, please contact:
Standard Chartered Malaysia
Karen R Yap, Senior Manager, Corporate Affairs +6 03 2781 7257
Karen-R.Yap@standardchartered.com +6012 292 6780
For Octagon: Weber Shandwick Malaysia, at 03-7843 3100, or;
Alina Morais amorais@webershandwick.com (017 323 3078 / 03 7843 3125)
Suninthini Ramalo sramalo@webershandwick.com (012 635 6351 / 03 7843 3131)
More information and updates shall be posted in due time.
Tuesday, January 27, 2009
Great Eastern Pacesetters 30km Run Photos
Pm1 Lausai Face
Pm1 - Suffer like kok
Pm1 - Kena sayur by A119, he follow me for entire journey. Last 2km he tekan turbo, I try to hang on his pace.. however, I cinya beh tahan liao. He is juz simply too good in finishing, I lost to a better runner today.
Pm1 - Der Spirit of Pia
Pm1 - Hard earn medal
Back ViewPictures courtesy from Lim Pueh Tian, Tey, Fook & myself,
cinya Kam Siah & Kum Tung
Monday, January 26, 2009
This Week Training 20th - 26th January 2009
When : 26th January 2009
Meeting Point : Lake Garden Children Playground
Running Route : Lake Garden Loop / Carcosa
Starting Time : 4.05pm
Distance : 2.8km X 5 = 14.0km
Target time to achieve : Sub 1hr 15mins
My Split Time : 15'56 / 15'27 / 14'59 / 14'40 / 13'27
1'14'30 - Ronnie See
0'34'35 - Wong Kei Ming (2 loops nia)
Gong Xi Fa Cai, today is 1st day of Chinese New Year.. And I think only 2 crazy Chinese crazy runners are running at lake garden, that is Me & WKM. Der weather cinya damn hot like kok, running at 4pm. WKM was late, so i started 1st. He join me only at 2 loops, glad to hv some pacer.. however he only can tahan pace wit me for 1 loop nia. Der rest I ran on my own liao, der 1st to 3rd loops I really beh tahan, almost want to pensan, coz I can feel der heat so panas until deep in my tulang. However, after der 4 loops, ayam getting better n better liao, der last loop still can pia kau-kau lat.
Now I can hv a good rest for CNY, to all my PM's and friends... thanks for der sms wishes, cinya appreciate it.. happy Gong Xi Fa Cai to u all too!
Ayam going to Penang tomoro... Char Koay Teow, Laksa, Chendol, etc... here I come.... yahoo!
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When : 25th January 2009
Meeting Point : Lake Garden Children Playground
Running Route : Lake Garden Loop / Carcosa
Starting Time : 4.05pm
Distance : 2.8km X 4 = 11.2km
Target time to achieve : Sub 1hr
Cinya paiseh nia, my training for today have to cancel it. Bcoz I still haven got der time to buy my baju raya cor CNY, so I have to spend most of der day at shopping complex. Now tired like kok!
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When : 24th January 2009
Meeting Point : Bukit Aman Car Park
Running Route : NB15K
Starting Time : 6.20pm
Distance : 15km
Target time to achieve : Recovery Run nia
1'29.37 - Kenny Tan
1'29'39 - Ronnie See
1'34.21 - Wong Kei Ming
0'00.00 - Andrew (missing)
Thanks for der pacing today guys, it was a very enjoy run.. Kenny keep talking kok and making joke from start until finish.
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When : 22nd January 2009
Meeting Point : Lake Garden Children Playground
Running Route : Lake Garden Loop
Starting Time : 6.30pm
Distance : 2.3km X 4 = 9.2km
Target time to achieve : Sub 50mins
My Split Time : 14'06 / 12'07 / 11'43 / 11'13
49'10 - Ronnie See
00'00 - Lai Fong Sang (3 loops)
00'00 - Tang Wern Tien
Seem like everyone still on recovery mood, so LG very der quiet nia.
Meeting Point : Lake Garden Children Playground
Running Route : Lake Garden Loop / Carcosa
Starting Time : 4.05pm
Distance : 2.8km X 5 = 14.0km
Target time to achieve : Sub 1hr 15mins
My Split Time : 15'56 / 15'27 / 14'59 / 14'40 / 13'27
1'14'30 - Ronnie See
0'34'35 - Wong Kei Ming (2 loops nia)
Gong Xi Fa Cai, today is 1st day of Chinese New Year.. And I think only 2 crazy Chinese crazy runners are running at lake garden, that is Me & WKM. Der weather cinya damn hot like kok, running at 4pm. WKM was late, so i started 1st. He join me only at 2 loops, glad to hv some pacer.. however he only can tahan pace wit me for 1 loop nia. Der rest I ran on my own liao, der 1st to 3rd loops I really beh tahan, almost want to pensan, coz I can feel der heat so panas until deep in my tulang. However, after der 4 loops, ayam getting better n better liao, der last loop still can pia kau-kau lat.
Now I can hv a good rest for CNY, to all my PM's and friends... thanks for der sms wishes, cinya appreciate it.. happy Gong Xi Fa Cai to u all too!
Ayam going to Penang tomoro... Char Koay Teow, Laksa, Chendol, etc... here I come.... yahoo!
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When : 25th January 2009
Meeting Point : Lake Garden Children Playground
Running Route : Lake Garden Loop / Carcosa
Starting Time : 4.05pm
Distance : 2.8km X 4 = 11.2km
Target time to achieve : Sub 1hr
Cinya paiseh nia, my training for today have to cancel it. Bcoz I still haven got der time to buy my baju raya cor CNY, so I have to spend most of der day at shopping complex. Now tired like kok!
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When : 24th January 2009
Meeting Point : Bukit Aman Car Park
Running Route : NB15K
Starting Time : 6.20pm
Distance : 15km
Target time to achieve : Recovery Run nia
1'29.37 - Kenny Tan
1'29'39 - Ronnie See
1'34.21 - Wong Kei Ming
0'00.00 - Andrew (missing)
Thanks for der pacing today guys, it was a very enjoy run.. Kenny keep talking kok and making joke from start until finish.
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When : 22nd January 2009
Meeting Point : Lake Garden Children Playground
Running Route : Lake Garden Loop
Starting Time : 6.30pm
Distance : 2.3km X 4 = 9.2km
Target time to achieve : Sub 50mins
My Split Time : 14'06 / 12'07 / 11'43 / 11'13
49'10 - Ronnie See
00'00 - Lai Fong Sang (3 loops)
00'00 - Tang Wern Tien
Seem like everyone still on recovery mood, so LG very der quiet nia.
Sunday, January 25, 2009
Chinese New Year WWWarior Training Proposal
Dear all,
The running season ended with GE30k Pacesetter 2009. The training will resume on the 3rd of first Chinese lunar month of Cow (28 Jan 2009). I believe everybody agree that one of the way to improve is to join those runner who can run much faster than you.
I believe that during the Chinese New Year, most of our input will be much greater than our output. As a result, our body will be full with calories and aerobic energy system fuel. Therefore I propose:
Wednesday
Date: 28 Jan 2009
Time: 6am
Route: U park – Clock Tower – U park
Distance: 13km
Venue: Youth Park Exit Car Park
Thursday
Date: 29 Jan 2009
Time: 6am
Route: U park – Floating Mosque – U park
Distance: 15km
Venue: Youth Park Exit Car Park
Friday
Rest
Saturday
Date: 31 Jan 2009
Time: 6am
Route: TopTopB2B1x3
Distance: 16.5km
Venue: Youth Park Exit Car Park
Sunday
Date: 1 Feb 2009
Time: 6am
Route: U park – Clock Tower – Floating Mosque – U park
Distance: 28km
Venue: Youth Park Exit Car Park
Happy Chinese New Year to all of you, please load yourself as much as possible in order to motivate you to join us and run :)
Regards,
Sam Chee Wang from Penang
6-012-5013321
from Pm1 : I will be going back to penang on 28th Jan - 30th Jan, cinya honour to have Mr. Sam invite me to join them for their training. I will be joining them either Wed or Thurs, Happy Gong xi Fa Cai!
The running season ended with GE30k Pacesetter 2009. The training will resume on the 3rd of first Chinese lunar month of Cow (28 Jan 2009). I believe everybody agree that one of the way to improve is to join those runner who can run much faster than you.
I believe that during the Chinese New Year, most of our input will be much greater than our output. As a result, our body will be full with calories and aerobic energy system fuel. Therefore I propose:
Wednesday
Date: 28 Jan 2009
Time: 6am
Route: U park – Clock Tower – U park
Distance: 13km
Venue: Youth Park Exit Car Park
Thursday
Date: 29 Jan 2009
Time: 6am
Route: U park – Floating Mosque – U park
Distance: 15km
Venue: Youth Park Exit Car Park
Friday
Rest
Saturday
Date: 31 Jan 2009
Time: 6am
Route: TopTopB2B1x3
Distance: 16.5km
Venue: Youth Park Exit Car Park
Sunday
Date: 1 Feb 2009
Time: 6am
Route: U park – Clock Tower – Floating Mosque – U park
Distance: 28km
Venue: Youth Park Exit Car Park
Happy Chinese New Year to all of you, please load yourself as much as possible in order to motivate you to join us and run :)
Regards,
Sam Chee Wang from Penang
6-012-5013321
from Pm1 : I will be going back to penang on 28th Jan - 30th Jan, cinya honour to have Mr. Sam invite me to join them for their training. I will be joining them either Wed or Thurs, Happy Gong xi Fa Cai!
Der Wild Wild Run Medal & Trophy
Position Trophies
Medal Artwork - Front View
Back View - Design by Nazib Ngainin
Der PM's gang doing a route survey at der Zoo
Der Team member for Wild Wild Run 2009For those who yet to pay, kindly do so.. ur deadline is before 15th Feb 2009. There are 18 participants in der waiting list, they are awaitng n praying you to forget.. haha!
For those who had registered & payment done, click here!
Saturday, January 24, 2009
Friday, January 23, 2009
This WeeK LSD - 24th Jan 2009
Meeting Point : Bukit Aman Car Park
Date : 24th Jan 2009, Saturday
Time : 6.15am
Distance : 15km
Attendance : All are Welcome!
Thursday, January 22, 2009
Der Wild Wild Run - Latest Update
latest participants update on 21.01.2009 @ 11.25am
REGISTRATION CLOSED!!!!
For those still interested you can still register with us, but we will put your name under the wait list zone. To those who have registered and not make payment by 15th Feb, your name will automatically taken out from the registration list and be replace with those name in the wait list zone. So please pay up asap. Thank you for your support.
Additional category added for Women Veteran.
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Men 29 & Below : 40 Participants
Men 30-39 : 49 Participants
Men 40 & Above : 24 Participants
Women 34 & Below : 21 Participants
Women 35 & Above : 15 Participants
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Total Participants : 150 Runners!
In waiting list zone : 16 Runners!
Registered participants, click here!
Der Wild Wild Run Special Preview Report : Click Here!
REGISTRATION CLOSED!!!!
For those still interested you can still register with us, but we will put your name under the wait list zone. To those who have registered and not make payment by 15th Feb, your name will automatically taken out from the registration list and be replace with those name in the wait list zone. So please pay up asap. Thank you for your support.
Additional category added for Women Veteran.
---------------------------------------------------------------
Men 29 & Below : 40 Participants
Men 30-39 : 49 Participants
Men 40 & Above : 24 Participants
Women 34 & Below : 21 Participants
Women 35 & Above : 15 Participants
--------------------------------------------------
Total Participants : 150 Runners!
In waiting list zone : 16 Runners!
Registered participants, click here!
Der Wild Wild Run Special Preview Report : Click Here!
Larian Karnival Mesra Rakyat DUN Chempaka 2009
Event: Larian Karnival Mesra Rakyat DUN Chempaka 2009
~ Date: Saturay, 07st February 2009
~ Time: 7.00am
~ Venue: Padang MPAJ, Pandan Indah
~ Date: Saturay, 07st February 2009
~ Time: 7.00am
~ Venue: Padang MPAJ, Pandan Indah
~ For more details, please download the entry form now!
UPM E-Charity Run 2009
Event: UPM E-Charity Run 2009
~ Date: Sunday, 01st March 2009
~ Time: 8.30am (flag-off)
~ Venue: Fakulti Kejuruteraan, UPM
~ For more details, please download the entry form now!
1. Male (7 Km)
2. Female (5 Km)
3. Fun Run (3 Km)
**For Male and Female Category are ONLY Open to whole Malaysian Universities Students
**For the Fun Run Category ONLY Open to Public (Run For Fun)
Wednesday, January 21, 2009
SHAH ALAM adidas King of the Road 2009
adidas Malaysia is please to announce the above event.
Date : Sunday 2nd August 2009
Time : 6.30 a.m.
Venue : Stadium Shah Alam , Shah Alam City, Selangor.
Distance : 21 km
Targeted participants : 10,000
Other detail will be announced in February 2009.
Krishnan Karuppan
Adidas Malaysia
Date : Sunday 2nd August 2009
Time : 6.30 a.m.
Venue : Stadium Shah Alam , Shah Alam City, Selangor.
Distance : 21 km
Targeted participants : 10,000
Other detail will be announced in February 2009.
Krishnan Karuppan
Adidas Malaysia
Standard Chartered Kuala Lumpur Marathon 2009
source from NST
Kuala Lumpur Marathon: FTAAA given the boot, Octagon to take over
THE Kuala Lumpur Marathon is set for a makeover after the Federal Territory Amateur Athletic Association (FTAAA) was unceremoniously given the boot as the event organiser.
Malaysian Amateur Athletic Union (MAAU) deputy president Karim Ibrahim said the national body has taken over the KL Marathon and tasked its new sponsor, Octagon with the organisation of the 2009 event, scheduled for June 28.
"Under the Sports Development Act, 1997, any international event held in the country must be held under the auspices of the national body and not a state body," said Karim in explaining MAAU's move in handing the event to Octagon.
Previously known as the Kuala Lumpur International Marathon (KLIM) with Ambank as the title sponsor, the event was the crown jewel in FTAAA's calendar of events with the marathon reaching its peak last year with the participation of 10,000 runners.
KLIM will now be part of the worldwide Standard Chartered series of marathons with the Kuala Lumpur leg to be officially known as the Standard Chartered KL Marathon 2009.
Karim, however, declined to say if MAAU will allow FTAAA, which is one of the most active sports associations in the country, a role in the running of the event.
"That we will have to discuss with FTAAA on how it can come in. Obviously, the technical ability of the people who used to organise the marathon will still be needed," he said after the official launch of the marathon in Kuala Lumpur yesterday.
Kuala Lumpur City Hall culture, arts, tourism and sport department director Muhammad Sidek Khalid hopes the marathon will continue to grow from its humble beginning in 1984.
"We have had 17 editions of this event since 1984 and with the re-branding of the marathon, hopefully it will grow bigger and attract more international runners," he said.
Kuala Lumpur Marathon: FTAAA given the boot, Octagon to take over
THE Kuala Lumpur Marathon is set for a makeover after the Federal Territory Amateur Athletic Association (FTAAA) was unceremoniously given the boot as the event organiser.
Malaysian Amateur Athletic Union (MAAU) deputy president Karim Ibrahim said the national body has taken over the KL Marathon and tasked its new sponsor, Octagon with the organisation of the 2009 event, scheduled for June 28.
"Under the Sports Development Act, 1997, any international event held in the country must be held under the auspices of the national body and not a state body," said Karim in explaining MAAU's move in handing the event to Octagon.
Previously known as the Kuala Lumpur International Marathon (KLIM) with Ambank as the title sponsor, the event was the crown jewel in FTAAA's calendar of events with the marathon reaching its peak last year with the participation of 10,000 runners.
KLIM will now be part of the worldwide Standard Chartered series of marathons with the Kuala Lumpur leg to be officially known as the Standard Chartered KL Marathon 2009.
Karim, however, declined to say if MAAU will allow FTAAA, which is one of the most active sports associations in the country, a role in the running of the event.
"That we will have to discuss with FTAAA on how it can come in. Obviously, the technical ability of the people who used to organise the marathon will still be needed," he said after the official launch of the marathon in Kuala Lumpur yesterday.
Kuala Lumpur City Hall culture, arts, tourism and sport department director Muhammad Sidek Khalid hopes the marathon will continue to grow from its humble beginning in 1984.
"We have had 17 editions of this event since 1984 and with the re-branding of the marathon, hopefully it will grow bigger and attract more international runners," he said.
Monday, January 19, 2009
Der Wild Wild Run - Latest Update
latest participants update on 21.01.2009 @ 9.15am
REGISTRATION CLOSED!!!!
Thanks for the support!!!
Additional category added for Women Veteran.
Men 29 & Below : 24/40 Participants
Men 30-39 : 36/40 Participants
Men 40 & Above : 19/30 Participants
Women Open : 15/20 Participants
Women Veteran : 9/20 Participants
Total updated : 103 / 150 participants
Registered participants, click here!
Pls register early to avoid the disappointment!
Der Wild Wild Run 2009 - "Sneak Peek"
REGISTRATION CLOSED!!!!
Thanks for the support!!!
Additional category added for Women Veteran.
Men 29 & Below : 24/40 Participants
Men 30-39 : 36/40 Participants
Men 40 & Above : 19/30 Participants
Women Open : 15/20 Participants
Women Veteran : 9/20 Participants
Total updated : 103 / 150 participants
Registered participants, click here!
Pls register early to avoid the disappointment!
Der Wild Wild Run 2009 - "Sneak Peek"
Sunday, January 18, 2009
der most hardcore Pacemakers 2008
under a deep discussion, we decided to choose Nazib Ngainin, PM14 as another most-hardcore Pacemaker of year 2008. as der number of his medal tally is der same as Hasrul Sham, Pm34. their brilliant performance for der whole year and maintained der best standard of theirs, i think they deserve a to be voted as der best PM of der year!
proudly present 2u der most hardcore Pacemaker, Nazib Ngainin!!
posted by pm55
proudly present 2u der most hardcore Pacemaker, Nazib Ngainin!!
posted by pm55
Great Eastern Pacesetters 30km Run 2009 - Result
What : Great Eastern Pacesetters 30km Run
When : 18th January 2009
Where : Tapak A, Lake Garden, Kuala Lumpur
Distance : 30km (29.79km / 29.80km using GPS!) & 20km
Reward : Medals for all Finishers!
Pm1 Past Record @ GE30K since...
2006 - 2hrs 36m 31s (27th) 30.10km
2007 - 2hrs 23m 16s (28th) 29.30km
2008 - 2hrs 24m 02s (19th) 30.84km
2009 - 2hrs 20m 55s (00th) 29.80km
Average Pace Per km : 4mins 42sec per km
Running Shoe : Saucony Fastwitch 2
My Split Time :
02km : 08'56
04km : 08'31 > 17'28
06km : 09'41 > 27'09
08km : 10'06 > 37'16
14km : 27'41 > 1'04.57
16km : 09'17 > 1'14.15
18km : 09'37 > 1'23.52
20km : 09'27 > 1'33.19
22km : 09'14 > 1'42.34
24km : 09'39 > 1'52.13
26km : 08'58 > 2'01.12
28km : 10'01 > 2'11.13
30km : 09'43 > 2'20.57 - PB!
Men Open 30km :
2'03'10 - Richard Habeya, Pm26 (5th)
2'11'xx - Jasni Khairil
2'20'47 - Khoo Yit Kiat, Pm28
2'20'55 - Ronnie See, Pm1
2'24'25 - Ben Swee, Pm50
2'25'31 - Stanley Cheong, Pm53
2'26'xx - Meyyappa Manickam, Pm58
2'28'xx - Raymond Ng, Pm48
2'30'xx - Sam Chee Wang (Penang)
2'31'05 - Tang Wern Tian
2'31'20 - Kenny Tan, Pm27
2'33'25 - Mohammad Azali, Pm46
2'33'45 - John Tan, Pm30
2'38'37 - Ahmad Farid Elias
2'42'02 - Chin Teck Sin
2'42'37 - Mohd Hailmi Masro
2'44'18 - Wong Ram Bo
2'45'00 - Victor Loh
2'45'01 - Omar Khaliff
2'49'57 - Zulhassan
2'50'49 - Frank Chong, Sub Pm6
2'51'17 - Yip Kit Weng, Pm9
2'59'18 - Lai Fong Sang, Pm38
3'10'xx - Teoh Chun Ming, Pm17
3'13'43 - Muhammad Fadhli Fadzli (Afad), Pm56
3'20'01 - Kevin Chow, Pm32
3'34'38 - Steven Khoo
0'00'00 - Hamidon Mat Aris
Men Veteran 30km :
2'29'18 - Tay Poh Chye
2'29'42 - Alam Shah
2'45'11 - Lee Yee Sum
2'45'11 - Daniel Tan
2'51'02 - Choi Chik Choy, Pm42
2'51'30 - Mohd Yaziz, Pm7
3'14'23 - Kelvin Ng, Pm2
Men Open 20km :
1'24'xx - Syahidan bin Alias (8th)
1'31'35 - Naresh Kumar, Pm37
1'36'48 - Suresh, Pm47
1'37'15 - Nazib Ngainin, Pm14
1'37'55 - Thurai Sarasaidy
1'38'44 - Hashul Sham, Pm34
1'41'50 - Zulazlan Shah, Pm43
1'46'20 - Wong Kei Ming, Pm55
1'48'23 - Vijay
2'15'07 - Tan Kean Peng, Sub Pm5
0'00'00 - Chen Keat Hoong, Pm8
0'00'00 - Gunaselan Rajagopal, Pm39
Women Open 30km :
2'47'14 - Ameba Chan (4th)
2'52'15 - Lynn Guan
2'52'24 - Tan Chin Chin
0'00'00 - Idazumi Othman
0'00'00 - Haslinda
Women Veteran 30km :
4'29'52 - Julie Wong
Women Open 20km :
1'28'29 - Michele Tan (2nd)
2'25'57 - Chek Yin Huay
posted by pm55
When : 18th January 2009
Where : Tapak A, Lake Garden, Kuala Lumpur
Distance : 30km (29.79km / 29.80km using GPS!) & 20km
Reward : Medals for all Finishers!
Pm1 Past Record @ GE30K since...
2006 - 2hrs 36m 31s (27th) 30.10km
2007 - 2hrs 23m 16s (28th) 29.30km
2008 - 2hrs 24m 02s (19th) 30.84km
2009 - 2hrs 20m 55s (00th) 29.80km
Average Pace Per km : 4mins 42sec per km
Running Shoe : Saucony Fastwitch 2
My Split Time :
02km : 08'56
04km : 08'31 > 17'28
06km : 09'41 > 27'09
08km : 10'06 > 37'16
14km : 27'41 > 1'04.57
16km : 09'17 > 1'14.15
18km : 09'37 > 1'23.52
20km : 09'27 > 1'33.19
22km : 09'14 > 1'42.34
24km : 09'39 > 1'52.13
26km : 08'58 > 2'01.12
28km : 10'01 > 2'11.13
30km : 09'43 > 2'20.57 - PB!
Men Open 30km :
2'03'10 - Richard Habeya, Pm26 (5th)
2'11'xx - Jasni Khairil
2'20'47 - Khoo Yit Kiat, Pm28
2'20'55 - Ronnie See, Pm1
2'24'25 - Ben Swee, Pm50
2'25'31 - Stanley Cheong, Pm53
2'26'xx - Meyyappa Manickam, Pm58
2'28'xx - Raymond Ng, Pm48
2'30'xx - Sam Chee Wang (Penang)
2'31'05 - Tang Wern Tian
2'31'20 - Kenny Tan, Pm27
2'33'25 - Mohammad Azali, Pm46
2'33'45 - John Tan, Pm30
2'38'37 - Ahmad Farid Elias
2'42'02 - Chin Teck Sin
2'42'37 - Mohd Hailmi Masro
2'44'18 - Wong Ram Bo
2'45'00 - Victor Loh
2'45'01 - Omar Khaliff
2'49'57 - Zulhassan
2'50'49 - Frank Chong, Sub Pm6
2'51'17 - Yip Kit Weng, Pm9
2'59'18 - Lai Fong Sang, Pm38
3'10'xx - Teoh Chun Ming, Pm17
3'13'43 - Muhammad Fadhli Fadzli (Afad), Pm56
3'20'01 - Kevin Chow, Pm32
3'34'38 - Steven Khoo
0'00'00 - Hamidon Mat Aris
Men Veteran 30km :
2'29'18 - Tay Poh Chye
2'29'42 - Alam Shah
2'45'11 - Lee Yee Sum
2'45'11 - Daniel Tan
2'51'02 - Choi Chik Choy, Pm42
2'51'30 - Mohd Yaziz, Pm7
3'14'23 - Kelvin Ng, Pm2
Men Open 20km :
1'24'xx - Syahidan bin Alias (8th)
1'31'35 - Naresh Kumar, Pm37
1'36'48 - Suresh, Pm47
1'37'15 - Nazib Ngainin, Pm14
1'37'55 - Thurai Sarasaidy
1'38'44 - Hashul Sham, Pm34
1'41'50 - Zulazlan Shah, Pm43
1'46'20 - Wong Kei Ming, Pm55
1'48'23 - Vijay
2'15'07 - Tan Kean Peng, Sub Pm5
0'00'00 - Chen Keat Hoong, Pm8
0'00'00 - Gunaselan Rajagopal, Pm39
Women Open 30km :
2'47'14 - Ameba Chan (4th)
2'52'15 - Lynn Guan
2'52'24 - Tan Chin Chin
0'00'00 - Idazumi Othman
0'00'00 - Haslinda
Women Veteran 30km :
4'29'52 - Julie Wong
Women Open 20km :
1'28'29 - Michele Tan (2nd)
2'25'57 - Chek Yin Huay
posted by pm55
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