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In many ways the Standard Chartered Hong Marathon 2018 was a success. Thousands of runners finished their distances and thousands more cheered them on along the 42.195km route from Tsim Sha Tsui to Victoria Park.

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In many ways the Standard Chartered Hong Marathon 2018 was a success. Thousands of runners finished their distances and thousands more cheered them on along the 42.195km route from Tsim Sha Tsui to Victoria Park.

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China's rising middle-class fuels running fever

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Companies are looking to cash in on China's road running fever as the number of runners almost doubled last year, with the number of races increasing by more than10 times in the past five years....

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This has a HK connection

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A global race series to bring families, communities and RBC employees together to raise money for local children's charities. Find out if we're racing in your community and join the fun!

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Kids are natural runners, but whether they're accompanying you on a run or participating in a school program, they require special care at every step of their development. From the right shoes, to the right distance, ensuring kids will remain lifelong runners means support, encouragement, counsel, and attention to possible overuse injuries.

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Running helps build strong bones, strengthens muscles and helps maintain a healthy weight.

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Some people prefer to run alone so they can sort out their thoughts and do some brainstorming. But running in a group may actually get your creative juices flowing even more than running solo because you're able to bounce ideas off other people and ask them for feedback on a project or problem you're working out.

Let's face it: Everyone thrives on a little healthy competition. When you're running with others who are encouraging you to run faster and harder, it's easier to take it to the next level. When running alone you may be tempted to cut your workout short, but trying to keep up with running buddies encourages you to do that extra hill repeat.

While some deals are sealed on the golf course, plenty of important business conversations have also taken place between runners on the road. Running with co-workers, clients -- even your boss -- is a great way to network and build your professional relationships in an unassuming way. Meeting new people through running is also a great way to expand your professional circles and potentially find a new job, make new contacts, or learn about other business opportunities.

Running with a group gives you an incredible sense of community. Whether you're racing together, volunteering at a race, or cheering on your teammates, it's fun and rewarding to be connected with like-minded people and be part of something that's bigger than you. Runners can really relate to each other and are supportive of one another through running (non-running) problems and triumphs.

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Some people prefer to run alone so they can sort out their thoughts and do some brainstorming. But running in a group may actually get your creative juices flowing even more than running solo because you're able to bounce ideas off other people and ask them for feedback on a project or problem you're working out.

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Running Clubs & Organizations | HKRunners

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HKRunners , Since April 1998, Hong Kong. Operations: Keith Chan; Editors: Sportsgal, Oldster, Richy, Kitty, hkmonkey. v6.22Privacy policy: All email addresses collected at the time of user registration is solely for identification purpose and for contacts among registered users using the Contact function that comes with the system (with which a registered user can send message to another user without knowing his/her email address, while the sender's email address will be included in the message so that the recipient can reply by email).