Tagged With: Suunto
In Review: Suunto Spartan Sport WHR
Suunto Spartan Sport WHR brings the usual effective GPS and heart rate monitoring without the chest strap. It uses a wrist heart rate monitor using optical sensors. I find it a lot more comfortable without the chest strap because the chest tends to expand during uphill climbs on trails and mountains. Continue reading
Suunto Spartan Ultra is Definitely Progress Beyond Logic
Suunto Spartan Ultra is the ultimate sports and adventure watch. It keeps you aware of all the metrics you need on your workout. It has a touch screen display, bluetooth connectivity and it’s an investment to a lifestyle of fitness and adventure. Continue reading
Suunto Unleashes The Spartan In You
Suunto is #TeamProgressBeyondLogic and the Suunto Spartan Ultra goes beyond logic with its top of the line features that will definitely unleash the Spartan in You. Any fitness and adventure journey starts when you go out of your comfort zone and explore and conquer new territories. Suunto Spartan Ultra is the Ultimate Adventure Watch, which can cater to about 80 different sports. Continue reading
Let’s Talk About Coffee and Bikes at Maximus Athlete’s Shop Cafe
There’s a different taste and story with each cup of coffee. Maximus Athlete’s Shop Cafe gave me a better appreciation of how a coffee should be. More than being among the few specialty coffee places in the Metro, Maximus is an athlete’s sanctuary with product and services that covers Cycling, Running, Training Technology and Nutrition. Continue reading
#TaleofTheTrail Lion Rock (New Territories, Hong Kong)
Lion Rock is not the highest peak but it gives you a panoramic view of the Kowloon and Shatin Area. It just speak volumes on how Hong Kong has maintained a large forested area even as they progressed into a modern city. It gets its name as the rock at its peak is shaped like a lion overlooking the city. It’s gonna take your breath away with the climbs and with the view from the peak. Continue reading
Valley Trail Challenge 2015
There’s something about Nuvali that makes running here always a good experience. It gives you the friendliest trails and the feel good experience along the route. It has a refreshing view, cleaner air and a slight incline for the challenge. Valley Trail Challenge gives that range of feel good trail adventure whether you’re doing a short 15K like I did, going the longer 30K to see the New Zealand view or doing the full 50K loop around Nuvali. Continue reading
#TaleOfTheTrail Mount Kinabalu (Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia)
Mountains are not meant to be conquered but by climbing it we conquer ourselves – our own limits, fears and inhibitions. The climb humbles as with its tough terrain that make us revisit our sanity, patience and perseverance. It also gives us a better appreciation of the beauty of nature at its raw form. Trekking Mt. Kinabalu’s 4,095 meters of elevation is really tough but each difficult step makes you stronger and in a better condition to reach and appreciate the out-of-this-world view from the top of Mt. Kinabalu. #TaleOfTheTrail Continue reading
#TaleOfTheTrail Maysawa Trail (Tanay, Rizal)
The view at Tanay is so overwhelming with a panoramic view of the scenic Sierra Madre Mountain Range. The Maysawa trail is equally scenic with shaded forest trails, rough roads, stone paths, bamboo stems, rivers and and of course the mountain range. Trails always bring out the kid in me as I enjoy the fast … Continue reading
Taking it to the Next Level with Suunto Ambit 3 Peak
I’ve been using the Suunto Ambit 3 Peak for the past 3 months and it took the Suunto Ambit experience to the next level. It gives you instant results with bluetooth connectivity with your mobile device. It’s not only a GPS enabled sports watch, it’s also an activity tracker that gives you real time feedback … Continue reading
#TaleOfTheTrail Mount Talamitam (Nasugbu, Batangas)
” Trekking Mountains is always a struggle. We get humbled by the ascent but it makes us stronger. Run, Walk, Crawl, Rest until the summit is conquered. We came to realize that the best things in life are those we work hard for. The summit gives you an appreciation of the mountain ranges surrounding the … Continue reading