Corregidor Marathon

Corregidor Marathon

Press Party 

Thursday, September 26, 2013 

• 7:00 PM 

• Galileia Events Place at 100 Miles Café @ the Fort Strip, BGC 

Runners’ Briefing 

Saturday and Sunday, November 30 & December 1, 2013 

• 1:00 PM – 8:00 PM 

• Galileia Events Place at 100 Miles Café @ the Fort Strip, BGC 

Carbo Dinner and Bonfire 

Saturday, December 7, 2013 

• 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM 

• Corregidor Island, Southside Kiosk 

Race Registration:

On-line, on-going at Corregidor Marathon FB fan page
No on-site registration

Limited slots:
42K = 88 slots
5K & 3K = 150 slots each

Qualifying Time for 42K: Age-bracket determined

Age                             Male                         Female
18-29                      4h30m00s                  5h00m00s
30-39                      5h00m00s                  5h30m00s
40-49                      5h15m00s                  6h00m00s
50-59                      5h30m00s                  6h30m00s

60 & above              6h00m00s                  7h00m00s 

NO “Sweep/Cut-off Time” for all race categories

Gun Start Times

42K Marathon: 6:00 am 

5K   Blitz:         8:00am 

3K   Thrill:        8:15am

42K Marathon 

Race Registration Fee: P6,000.00 

Race Registration inclusions: 

Roundtrip ferry to and from Corregidor
Pre-Race Carbo Dinner buffet
Full lunch buffet on race day
RFID timing chip
Personalized CM Dri-fit Race Shirt
CM backpack
CM Finisher's Medallion
CM Rank-indicated Finisher’s Trophy
Runners' Briefing (Nov 30 and Dec 1)
Complementary weekly strength and conditioning training session
P1,000 SOLEUS Gift Voucher 

5K Blitz & 3K Thrill 

Race Registration Fee: P2,500.00 

Race Registration inclusions:
Roundtrip ferry to and from Corregidor
Full lunch buffet on race day
Race bib w/ RFID timing chip
CM Dri-fit Race Shirt
CM Race sling bag
Finisher’s Medal
Runners' Briefing (Nov 30 and Dec 1)
Digital Finisher's Certificate
P1,000 SOLEUS Gift Voucher 

*For 5K Blitz & 3K Thrill race participants wishing to attend the Carbo-loading Dinner (Dec 6), Carbo Dinner ticket may be availed at P250.00 on Nov 30 & Dec 1 during the Runners’ Briefing. 

Finisher's Medal

Registration, Ferry and Room Reservations Procedures: 

*(For 5K Blitz & 3K Thrill participants, ignore below #1, #3b, #3c, and #3e) 

1) Visit and “Like” the Facebook fan page “Corregidor Marathon”. Check whether your most recent race finish time complies to the age-bracket specified qualifying time (see “About” in the fan page) 

2) Pay the corresponding race registration fee by way of a bank deposit at any BDO branch using the following details: 

BDO Checking Account 

Account Name: Big Big Big, Inc.
Account Number: 000410417114 

*For our international participants, as follows are the details when depositing corresponding race registration fee through bank transfer: 

BDO (Banco de Oro Unibank, Inc.)
Branch details: 041 Bel-Air
Swift Code: BNORPHMM
Acct details: Checking Account
Account Name: Big Big Big, Inc.
Account Number: 000410417114 

3) Submit to the Corregidor Marathon FB fan page the following via direct message:
a) photofile or scanned copy of the deposit slip (with your full name written on it)
b) digital copy of 2 photos (1 headshot and 1 in running action)
c) photo file or scanned copy of any gov’t issued ID indicating name and birthdate
d) photo file or scanned copy of duly filled up and signed 2-page race registration form (downloadable from the FB fan page)
e) in MS Word or PDF format: short resume detailing biographic details, years into running, races participated in, and occupation

4) Once race registration is validated, you will receive in 48 hours your race inclusion confirmation via email. After receiving your confirmation, immediately contact Sun Cruises (8am to 5pm – Mon to Fri; 8am to 12nn Sat) at 5275555 loc 4511 and 4512, 0917-5459917, 0917-8084641, 0922-8475418 to book for ferry trip schedules. 

Indicate the desired trip schedule: 

From Manila to Corregidor
a) Overnight – departure on Dec 06 @ 1:00pm (mandatory for Marathon distance participants)
b) Day trip – departure on Dec 07 @ 5:00am

Return from Corregidor to Manila
a) departure on Dec 07 @ 2:30pm (priority for Overnight participants)
b) departure on Dec 07 @ 6:00pm (priority for Day trip participants)
c) departure on Dec 08 @ 2:30pm (priority for Overnight CM & CIHM participants)
d) departure on Dec 08 @ 6:00pm (priority for Day trip CIHM participants)

Your desired schedule is subject to first-come, first-served basis. 

*For those travelling with noncompeting companions, you may avail of Sun Cruisesʼ regular tour package at P2,300/person. Please contact Sun Cruises if availing of this. 

5) If applicable, make accommodations reservation with Sun Cruises (only registered participants will be given reservations; maximum of 1 room per participant only). Pay the appropriate accommodations booking amount through the payment mode advised by Sun Cruises. 

6) On Nov 30 & Dec 1 (as advised through email by Team Corregidor) at Galileia Events Place in 100 Miles Café, Fort Strip, BGC attend the Runners’ Briefing, pick-up the race pack, and claim the Boarding Pass and/or Accommodations Booking ticket from Sun Cruises. Anyone may pick up your kit at Runners’ Briefing from 1pm to 8pm. They may be asked for identification and your signed authorization note.

Race Shirt (for 42K only)

Finisher's Bag (for 42K only)

Finisher's Trophy (for 42K only)

Corregidor International Half-Marathon 2013

Corregidor International Half-Marathon  

Sunday, December 8, 2013 

• 8:00 AM – 12:00 NN 

• Corregidor Island 

Champions Party 

Sunday, December 8, 2013 

• 12:00 NN – 3:00 PM 

• Corregidor Island Parade Grounds 

Race Registration

On-line Oct 01 to Nov 23 at www.corregidor21.runningmate.ph

No on-site registration. 

Limited slots:

21K = 300 slots

10K = 200 slots
100 “Wild Card” slots for CIHM Alums 

Qualifying Time for 21K:
2h30mins or better = Male

3h00mins or better = Female

NO “Sweep/Cut-off Time” for both 21K & 10K

21K Reconquer

21km Finisher's Medal

Race Registration Fee: P3,000.00 

Race Registration inclusions: 

Roundtrip ferry to and from Corregidor
Full lunch buffet on race day
Race bib w/ RFID timing chip
CIHM Dri-fit Race Shirt
CIHM Race sling bag
CIHM Finisher's Medallion
Runners' Briefing (Nov 30 and Dec 1)
CIHM Post-Race Victory Party
CIHM Digital Finisher's Certificate
P1,000 SOLEUS Gift Voucher 

*For race participants attending the Carbo-loading Dinner (Dec 7), Carbo Dinner ticket may be availed at P250.00 on Nov 30 & Dec 1 during the Runners’ Briefing.

10K Challenge

10km Finisher's Medal

Race Registration Fee: P2,700.00 

Race Registration inclusions: 

Roundtrip ferry to and from Corregidor
Full lunch buffet on race day
Race bib w/ RFID timing chip
CIHM Dri-fit Race Shirt
CIHM Race sling bag
10k Achiever Medal
Runners' Briefing (Nov 30 and Dec 1)
CIHM Post-Race Victory Party
10K Challenge Digital Finisher's Certificate
P1,000 SOLEUS Gift Voucher 

*For race participants attending the Carbo-loading Dinner (Dec 7), Carbo Dinner ticket may be availed at P250.00 on Nov 30 & Dec 1 during the Runners’ Briefing.

Registration, Ferry and Room Reservations Procedures:

1) Send a direct message to our FB fan page "Corregidor International Half-Marathon" indicating your full name, best 21K race finish time conforming to the qualifying times: 2h30mins (Male) and 3h00min (Female) during the last 12 months, name and year of race. For those who have yet to run a 21Km race, a 10K race time of at least: 1h15 (Male) or 1h30 (Female) must be provided. First 100 CIHM alumni are exempted from the qualifying time.

2) Pay the corresponding race registration fee by way of a bank deposit at any BDO branch using the following details:

BDO Checking Account

Account Name: Big Big Big, Inc.

Account Number: 000410417114 

*For international participants, as follows are the details when depositing corresponding race registration fee through bank transfer:

BDO (Banco de Oro Unibank, Inc.)

Branch details: 041 Bel-Air

Swift Code: BNORPHMM

Acct details: Checking Account

Account Name: Big Big Big, Inc.

Account Number: 000410417114 

3) Visit and “Like” the Facebook fan page “Corregidor International Half-Marathon”. Submit a photofile or scanned copy of the deposit slip (with your full name written on it) to the Fan Page by way of a direct message. Wait for an alpha-numeric code reply to your message. This code CAN NOT be shared with another person.

4) Log on to www.corregidor21.runningmate.ph to complete registration for the race. In order to validate the race registration transaction, you must provide the assigned alpha-numeric code on the space provided in the on-line registration form.

5) Once race registration is validated, you will receive in 48 hours your race inclusion confirmation via email. After receiving your confirmation, immediately contact Sun Cruises (8am to 5pm – Mon to Fri; 8am to 12nn Sat) at 5275555 loc 4511 and 4512, 0917-5459917, 0917-8084641, 0922-8475418 to book for ferry trip schedules.

Indicate the desired trip schedule:

From Manila to Corregidor

a) Overnight – departure on Dec 07 @ 1:00pm 

b) Day trip – departure on Dec 08 @ 5:00am 

Return from Corregidor to Manila

a) departure on Dec 08 @ 2:30pm (priority for Overnight CM & CIHM participants)

b) departure on Dec 08 @ 6:00pm (priority for Day trip CIHM participants) 

Your desired schedule is subject to first-come, first-served basis.

*For those travelling with noncompeting companions, you may avail of Sun Cruisesʼ regular tour package at P2,300/person. Please contact Sun Cruises if availing of this.

6) If applicable, make accommodations reservation with Sun Cruises (only registered participants will be given reservations; maximum of 1 room per participant only). Pay the appropriate accommodations booking amount through the payment mode advised by Sun Cruises.

7) On Nov 30 & Dec 1 (as advised through email by Team Corregidor) at Galileia Events Place in 100 Miles Café, Fort Strip, BGC attend the Runners’ Briefing, pick-up the race pack, and claim the Boarding Pass and/or Accommodations Booking ticket from Sun Cruises. Anyone may pick up your kit at Runners’ Briefing from 1pm to 8pm. They may be asked for identification and your signed authorization note.

CIHM Race Shirt

CIHM Race Sling Bag

Do Something Beautiful Against Breast Cancer

Join the event and win exciting prizes. Join the Avon Run or Walk Against Breast Cancer on October 13, 2013 at the MOA Open Grounds and help make a difference.

Register online via Avon.com.ph or at the following sites:

Chris Sports Outlets:

• SM North Edsa
• SM Megamall
• SM Mall of Asia
• Glorietta 3
• Festival Mall

Fitness and Athletics

• Bonifacio Global City

What Pulled Me Through The CM42 Trail Marathon

Three days after completing my endurance weekend race, my "visa" for the CM42 Marathon Trail Race was approved. I immediately informed the good RD of my intentions to join. Five days after, I was at the starting line with fellow trail runners and enthusiasts.

The weather prior to the race was uncooperative, Manila was hounded by inundating rains that caused flooding all around the metro. Typhoon Odette was wreaking havoc at the northern part of the Philippines and was heading to Hongkong at the morning of the raceday. Being so, I believe that good weather will prevail, but alas, rain poured nonstop throughout the night at the race venue. The race crew had some difficulties of going to and from the race route bringing our drop bags. Moreover, the supposed location of the aid station at the junction was moved. But this compelling factors did not hamper us from pushing through the race. The good RD made sure that everything was in place, and so are the volunteer/ marshals who braved the cold and rainy night going to their assignments on foot. They were the heroes.

At the starting line, runners were briefed by the RD of what lies ahead, the course situation, the prevailing weather condition at the peak, the location of the aid stations, etc. Concern was evident in his face as I listened intently. One of his reminder stayed with me throughout the race, that is to "stay tough". Shortly before sunrise, 115 - 42km runners and 55 - 22km runners left the starting line.

I was at the tail end when the gun was fired and found myself scampering to the front a minute after, false move. Jackrabbiting was not my habit but since my colleagues were at the front, I made it sure that I could catch them. Thankfully the course after the tunnel was downhill, I caught on them just before going up Sapang Uwak. We run together until the third aid station before they left me in the cold, man, they were fast from there.

In the company of the "dinosaurs". Photo courtesy of J Patrich Bonaobra.

Left under the pouring rain, I went on my own mostly for the remainder of the course. That was a good 30+ kilometers. I only realized later that the toll from the last weekends 71km run caught on me. I could feel my hamstrings pulling me back as if I was nailed on the ground for every step I make. I could feel my calves getting as stiff as a log whenever I run downhill. And my shoulders as if there were something I was carrying heavily. It was the experience and muscle memories that propelled me to push through. Staying tough is the only option, which I did. Taking my time in the company of the marshals also helped a lot, including picture taking with them. It's always a sigh of relief seeing friends out there making sacrifices and lending time and effort to help. You know who you are, mabuhay kayong lahat.

The course situation was from good to bad when I made my return from the peak. The single-track trail was transformed to ankle-deep mud in many areas. The non-stop rains made the grass at the sides slippery and the rushing water on the trail made it tricky. I had two different falls as I descended from the peak, but pure luck saved me from those disasters. Balance and staying low made the difference, and yes, staying tough it is. One big time fall happened in Miyamit Falls as I was about to leave the place. I was on top of the table rock when my footing slipped sending me to the bottom shoulder first. I heard a thud and was shocked to know my right shoulder and right palm getting numb. Luckily it wasn't the head that came first, knowing it's only inches from my shoulder. 

After that incident, I was extra careful all the way back, that I walked the entire falls to view deck segment where the drop bags where located. There goes my time. But after composing myself, I flew back going down Sapang Uwak in order to recover my lost time. Which I did.

I didn't reach my target time, falling seven minutes behind, (view the results here) but I was glad with my outcome. Given the present race situation and to where I came from a week ago, it was still a finish I would be proud of. What pulled me through the race? I stayed tough.

It was a bold testament that in trail running, lessons are learned the hard way. 

All smiles reaching the junction. Photo courtesy of Juvy Pagtalunan.

Beautiful outrage.

Laid back, so simple and calm. My kind of race.

The joy of finishing. Photo courtesy of Justin Josef Gomez.

Run United Philippine Marathon Seals 2013 Running Streak of ULAH, RunRio

From the Press Release of Unilab Active Health.

Red Carpet Finish for All Marathon Participants. 

Run United Philippine Marathon (RUPM), the third and last leg of the RunRio Trilogy, is even more in demand than its inaugural run last year. Only slots for Ceelin 500m dash are available, the rest are full. 

“Demand for this race is really high. The half and full marathon slots (21km and 42km) got full five and three weeks, respectively, before race date (Oct. 6). Most of our participants belong to the "progressive set" - runners who have been continuously challenging themselves with longer distances or better PR,” said Alex Panlilio, Head of Unilab Active Health (ULAH). 

RUPM, which is on its second year, will feature four race categories namely: Ceelin 500m, Hydrite 10km, Alaxan FR 21km and Enervon Activ 42km. 

“RUPM is also much-awaited as it wraps up our run races for the year. The runners are also excited to finally complete their United medal for Run United 1, 2 and RUPM,” added Panlilio. 

42-year-old Ly Nary of Phnom Penh, Cambodia is among those who is hoping to finish strong at RUPM. “I hope to finish among the top three females in the 42km foreign category with a target of 3hours and 30 minutes.” 

Nary was a finisher of Paris Marathon. Her participation at RUPM is supported by the United Pharma company in Phnom Penh. “I am excited to see the Filipino running community and to explore the Philippines after the race. I really look forward to this great experience with the United Filipinos!” 

20th time Ironman finisher Dan Brown has also followed a regimen in preparation for RUPM. Brown, who is also one of the Unilab Active Health ambassadors, considers physical and mental preparation as key to achieving an excellent race. 

“I am preparing by doing a short period of specific run overload. I have been increasing my weekly run distance by around 30% over the past month or so. I have been adding in some longer intervals at or just below goal race pace to simulate what my body will need to do at 3AM on October 6,” says Brown. 

“I also start to prepare my mind to suffer a little towards the end. I know things will get tough as the body breaks down so I have to be aware and ready mentally for that,” he adds. 

The completed UNITED medal from the 2013 Run United Trilogy series (21-21-21, 21-32-21, 21-32-42) fits together with the RUPM finisher’s medal. According to Unilab Active Health, securing all these medals is a testament of the runners’ commitment to continuously exceed themselves in the field of running. 

The 3,000 Enervon Activ 42km runners and finishers will get a VIP treatment—before, during and after the race. First off, they will be among the first to try and taste Active Health's latest offering in its Sports Nutrition Line - the Active Health Sports Gel, which will be launched at Run United Philippine Marathon. On top of Gatorade, ION Energy Drink, water, sponges and bananas will be given out at certain points of the routes.  

This year, the red-carpet finish for the 42km finishers will be right inside the Active Health Village, through a short tunnel carved underneath the main stage. The runners’ companions can cheer at the cordoned-off spectators’ waiting area, and at the main stage audience area. All 42km finishers will be given an ice cold glass of Enervon HP Recovery Drink, a grooming station complete with staff will be on standby to make sure that they will look their best in the photo-ops at the finish line. 

After all the picture-taking and finish-line moments, runners can start their rest and recovery routines by attending a post-race talk and stretching at the Enervon Activ Marathoners’ Lounge where they will get limited edition RUPM commemorative slippers. The University of Santo Tomas College of Rehabilitation Sciences will provide physical therapy and stretching services inside the Active Health Village.  

All categories except for 42km will have start and finish line at the SM Mall of Asia; the 42km category will start at Bonifacio Global City and finish at SM Mall of Asia. Gun starts are as follows: 500m dash at 7:00AM; 10K at 5:30AM; 21K at 4:00AM; and 42K at 3:00AM. 

According to RunRio’s Rio Dela Cruz, “We have been offering the 42K category for only two years and we are happy that we have established a good reputation. RUPM has its own following now. It has become the last big run race for most runners for the year. We are looking forward to celebrating yet another successful running year with our loyal participants.” 

RunRio will hold a special awards’ night for participants who registered and finished the 21km category in Run United 1, 32km category in Run United 2 as well as the 42km category in RUPM. Awards will be given to the top three overall winners (women and men) in all distance categories. 

Besides gifts and certificates from Unilab and other sponsors, the top three male and female RUPM winners will also receive cash prizes: for 10km winners, (P4,000/P5,000/P6,000) and for 21km winners (P6,500/P7,500/8,500). There will be two categories for the 42km categories, Filipinos and Non-Filipinos. The top three winners in each category will get P25,000/P18,000/P12,000 respectively. 

RUPM participants and their companions can avail of activities, games, free product samples in various sponsors’ booths at the Unilab Active Health Village. Alaxan FR PBA Legends will also be around for photo-ops. Entertainment will be provided by True Faith and Evedancel of Sugarfree. 

Two more events are up ahead in ULAH’s active calendar—Tri United 3 and the Enervon Activ 226 Bohol Triathlon. Registration for both is still ongoing. 

Tri United 3 Elite and Age Group Championship in Subic will feature standard distance (1.5km swim, 40km bike, 10km run) for elite and age-groupers triathletes. It will also accommodate teen triathletes with age categories 15-16 and 17-19 years old. 

Enervon Activ 226 Bohol Triathlon, sponsored by Enervon Activ, organized by Bikeking, is slated for December 7, 2013. The 3.8km Swim - 180km Bike - 42km Run triathlon will be held in Anda, Bohol.  

For more race information and results, interested parties may visit ULAH’s official website at unilabactivehealth.com as well as it Facebook and Twitter accounts. ###

BGC Cycle Philippines 2013: FAQs

1. The Event

What is the BGC Cycle Philippines?

It is a mass ride on closed/ partially closed roads. It is not a race but is a gathering of cyclists from all walks of life. 

BGC Cycle Philippines is part of the Cycle Asia Tour.

Who can join the event?

The event will cater to cyclists of all ages and abilities as it offers a wide range of ride categories.

What are the ride categories?

Will the event be limited to the ride events only?

No. Apart from the actual ride events, the entire family will also be kept entertained over the three days with a range of fun activities within the Cycling & Lifestyle Expo which is open to both participants and non-participants.

When is the event?

The event will be held for three days from November 15 until 17, 2013 with the following schedule:

· Cycling and Lifestyle Expo – November 15 to 17, 2013

· Kids’ Ride – November 16, 2013

· Community and Challenge Ride – November 17. 2013

2. Registration

How can I register for this event?

Registration is available online at www.cyclephilippines.com and in-store at the Rudy Project store at the BGC and The Podium Mall.

How much are the registration fees? 

What is included in the registration? 

What are the modes of payment for the registration?

• For online registration, only credit card payments are accepted. 
• For in-store registration in both Rudy Project BGC and The Podium Mall, cash and credit card payments are accepted.

Can I register myself in more than one category?

No. Each participant is allowed to register/sign-up under one category only.

How do I know if I have officially been registered?

A confirmation email will be sent to the email address that you specified during registration showing details of your successful registration.

Is registration transferrable? Can I change distances? 

No. Once you register, you cannot change, downgrade or upgrade distances.

Should I choose not to participate after having successfully registered can I withdraw from the event?

Yes you can, but please note that as per the event’s Terms and Conditions, no refunds can be given.

3. Cycle Pack Collection

When and where can I collect my cycle pack?

Cycle pack claiming will be from November 15 and 16 at the Cycling and Lifestyle Expo at the SEDA Hotel in Bonifacio Global City, Taguig City.

What will be the contents of my cycle pack?

The following will be the contents of the cycle pack per ride category:

What are the measurements of the kid’s Felt t-shirt, the Community Ride’s Felt technical tee and the Challenge Ride’s F2P Bike Jersey?

Below are the sizing charts for each:

I am unavailable to go to the Expo to claim my cycle pack, can someone else claim it for me?

Yes, you can have someone else pick up your cycle pack on your behalf should you not be able to make it. However, that person should be able to present a letter of authorization which you issued/signed and a copy of your valid ID to be able to do it.

Is it possible for my cycle pack to be delivered to me instead?

No, please authorize somebody to claim your cycle pack on your behalf should you be unable to do so yourself.

4. The Ride

Can I use any kind of bike for this event?

Almost all types of bicycles are allowed to be used during any of the ride categories except for the following bikes and equipment:

· Bikes with disc wheels / rim covers

· Bikes with aero or extension bars

· Bikes with fixed wheels with no brakes

· Fixed gear bikes

· Time Trial or Triathlon bikes

· Motorized bikes

· Unicycles

· Scooters

· Recumbent bikes

Any participant who is found to have a bike or equipment that is listed as not allowed will be prohibited from joining any BGC Cycle Philippines event.

Where should I go to start the ride?

All ride categories will have the Bonifacio Global City (BGC) as its start location.

What time does the ride start?

For safety and security concerns, all rides will have a waved-start policy. Below are the schedules per category, per wave:

Is there a cut-off time? 

Yes, cut-off times will be implemented per ride categories to ensure that all riders are safe by the time the roads are re-opened to vehicular traffic.

Cut-off time will be three (3) hours from the release of the last wave of riders per category.

I registered as a part of the team/group, should I start and finish the ride with my group?

Participants who registered as part of a group are expected to start at the same wave but are not expected to finish the ride all at the same time.

Our group/team will be participating in the Challenge Ride, will our time be recorded as a group?

No. Challenge riders will be timed individually regardless if they registered via a group or not.

5. The Ride Route

What is the route?

The ride routes can be checked at www.cyclephilippines.com

Will there be rest stops along the way?

Hydration and aid stations will be available to riders along the route.

Are there toilets on the route?

Portable toilets will be available at the start/finish area and some along the route.

Will there be medical assistance along the route?

Medical support is available at start/finish line, rest stops. Route officials are located at regular intervals and should be notified if you have any difficulties during the event.

Will there be mechanical assistance along the route?

Mechanical assistance will be available at the rest stops along the route. Please ensure you carry a spare tube and puncture kit. Please note, services are provided for free but you must pay for consumables.

6. After The Ride

What happens when I finish the ride?

As you complete your ride and arrive back to BGC, you will be given a uniquely-crafted BGC Cycling Philippines Finisher’s Medal with the particular ride category you participated in engraved on it.

A post-ride Cycling and Lifestyle Expo area will also be open to all participants and their non-participating companions alike where a wide range of fun activities for every member of the family can be found.

An awarding ceremony honouring the top and special finishers of each ride will also be held. Please visit www.cyclephilippines.com for details of event prizes.

7. Others

Who can I contact for more information?

For inquiries or concerns, you can get in touch with us through any of the following:

· E-mail: secretariat@cyclephilippines.com.ph

· Website: www.cyclephilippines.com

· Facebook: BGC Cycle Philippines

Reunion

I'm going to a reunion. Yes, it's in the trail. I am setting foot again in the mountains of Porac and the majestic waterfalls of Miyamit. Getting hand-in-hand again with the ever generous volunteers and the energetic race organizers. But, the most anticipated of it all, is I'm reuniting with my friends, those who shared the roads with me from the beginning. The hardcores. In their flesh. Running just like our good 'ole days. Doing the thing we love most. But, hey, we're not that old. It's just fortunate that we came ahead of you. :)

I wish this will be another start. So let's keep this affair regular.

See you at the starting line.

And, oh, before I forget, I share this too to my new-found friends. Let's keep running.
For more infos, click here; http://www.strikingly.com/cm42#slogan.

1st Catandungan Eco Trail Run

Calling all nature lovers and avid trail runners, be close to nature, learn the culture, witness the breathtaking scenic views of the island and taste the Bicol cuisines.

Catandungan Festival presents 1st Catandungan Eco Trail Run. An advocacy run for mother earth and promotion of ecotourism sites in the Island of Catanduanes, Philippines. There are three categories to enjoy with such as 5k, 10k and 21k!

1st Catandungan Eco Trail Run

October 24, 2013, Thursday

Capitol Grounds, Virac, Catanduanes

Race Categories:

5k – Php 250

10k – Php 300

21k – Php 350

Registration Site:

2/f Old Capitol Building, Sta. Elena, Virac, Catanduanes

For more information, visit:

Catanduanes Tourism Office

2/f Old Capitol Building, Sta. Elena, Virac, Catanduanes

Call: 0929-3998437

Email: tourism_catanduanes@yahoo.com

Visit their website: http://www.catanduanes.gov.ph/

Safeguard Active 5150 Thriathlon

Arguably, the cleanest and would be the freshest triathlon event in the country. Get your skin in the game.

BGC Cycle Philippines 2013

Para sa mga may bike. Padyak padyak lang 'pag may time.