PACEMAKERS VI ANNIVERSARY RUN

Date :

29 Aug 2010

Time :

7.30am

Venue :

Taman Metropolitan Kepong, Kuala Lumpur

Online registration is available at http://www.themarathonshop.com.my

Participation

Participation is limited and on first-come-first-serve basis upon receiving payment for entry fee.

- 40 Teams for Competitive Category

- 20 Teams for Non Competitive Category only

Contact person

Wong Kei Ming - Hp No: 016 2166277

Ronnie See - Hp No: 012 2795208

KL MASTERS CITY DAY RELAY - PART 1

Date : 31 January 2010
Venue : Stadium MSN, Gate C, Bukit Jalil
Time : 7.00am
Event : 3 x 3km Relay

courtesy of http://runwitme.blogspot.com




More report coming soon . . . .

KL MASTERS CITY DAY - ROUTE MAP

This is the latest update on the KL Masters City Day Relay running route.

Date : 31 January 2010 (Sunday)
Time : 7.00am
Venue : MSN Stadium (Gate C)
Type : 3 x 3km Relay




According to latest sources, there are more than 200 teams with the Men Open & Mixed Team leading the list.

The registration has been extended due to overwhelming demand & will officially closed on 25 January 2010. Hurry if you have not register!

Drop me a line if you need any assistance - jwbiznet@hotmail.com or 016 - 228 4088 (Julie Wong)

KL MASTERS CITY DAY RELAY 2010

Kuala Lumpur Masters (formerly known as Kuala Lumpur Association of Veteran Athletes or KLAVA) is organising a City Day Relay with a Difference by combining the relay with charitable effort.

Organised in conjunction with the 36th years Kuala Lumpur City Day celebration and supported by FTAAA, KL Masters will be distributing wheelchairs to individuals/homes.

Date: 31 JANUARY 2010 (SUNDAY)

Venue: Bukit Jalil Sports Complex

Distance: 3km x 3

No of runners: 3 runners per team

Time: 7.00am

Reporting Time: 5.30am - 6.30am

Participation: STRICTLY for MALAYSIANS ONLY

Entry Fees:
RM10 per runner/RM30 per team (MEMBERS)
RM20 per runner/RM60 per team (NON-MEMBERS)

Award:
Top 3 Teams in each category (EXCEPT School Boys, School Girls & OKU) will receive -

CHAMPION - RM1,000
2nd PLACING - RM600
3rd PLACING - RM400

- Placement Medals for position 4th - 20th
- Participation Medals for all

Category:
1) School Girls (12 - 17 years old) (1.1.1998 to 31.12.1993)
2) School Boys (12 - 17 years old) (1.1.1998 to 31.12.1993)
3) Women Open ( Below 35 years old) (Born before 31.12.1975)
4) Women Open Masters (35 years & above) (Born after 1.1.1974)
5) Men Open (Below 35 years) (Born before 31.12.1975)
6) Men Junior Masters (35 - 44 years old) (Born 1.1.1974 to 31.12.1965)
7) Men Senior Masters (45 - 49 years old) (Born 1.1.1966 to 31.12.1950)
8) Men Masters Diamond (60 years & above) (Born 1.1.1949 and before)
9) Mixed Team (At least 0NE lady)
10) Special People (OKU)


Payment by Cash/cheque can be made to -
KL Association of Veteran Athletes

Banker -
Standar Chartered Bank

Account No -
312-1-4356985-4

Fax copy of bank-in slip to 03-8926 1953

For more information/registration, please call - Lt.(CD) Dr. Aloysius, President, Kuala Lumpur Masters @ 016 232 3069 or email to kualalumpurmasters@yahoo.com

P/S : Should you need any assistance in registration, please feel free to drop me a line at jwbiznet@hotmail.com or 016 228 4088 (Julie)

RELAY WITHOUT BARRIER (RWB) 2008 - More Reporting

Organised By : 3R Circle

Powered by : Julie Wong

Director : Tan Choon Siang

Surveyor : Eddy Choo

Logistics : Peter Goh & R. Aplaidoo @ Naido

Venue : Taman Bukit Kiara

Date : 23 November 2008

Time : 7.30am

Type : 3 runners per team

Distant : 4km

This relay was the last event for 2008 and we decided to do a small one due to our hectic work schedule especially myself. I've been very involved in community work with the urban poor. But due to demand from our loyal followers, we decided to have a small event of not more than 30 teams for easy management as it involved a lot of planning and paper work on my part. TIME is what i DON'T have!

And so I emailed to a handful of the runners on my listing informing them three weeks prior to the race. It supposed to be on a first come first serve registration for maximum 30 teams. But, as expected, it always exceeded our target. I do not wish to let them down as this will be the last for 2008.

This relay, we had a few new comer who joined us for the first time. Mr. Inoue with his teams and students from the International Japanese School and another young team Sam Goh Noobs from Klang.

I am satisfied with the result and glad that majority enjoyed the run despite the simplicity. I hope to take this relay run to greater height next year.

I would like to express my appreciation to all runners who have been following the relays since late 2007. Thank you for your continuous support and look forward to see all of you in 2009! Thanks to all my partners Tan Choon Siang, Eddy Choo, Peter Goh, Naido and all volunteers namely Saliah, Philip Lim, Lim Yoke Foon, Haza, Steven See, Sunny and many others.

Also my appreciation and gratitude to Mr. Khoo Chong Beng of Champion Chips lending us the time chips. We hope this will set a new benchmark in our running industry.

I will not write long reporting but would let others judge our performance.

Team Sam Goh Noobs - a new comer to the event wrote:

It was a small yet challenging race. The 3.9km loop made me feel like it was a 10km run. There wasn't too many participants, around 80 people. However, it was a very successful relay run. And this run is very 'canggih' (hi-tech) also ........ The organiser included some electronis chips on the baton to record time. Phewww whit ...

read more at http://ti3nd.blogspot.com/search/label/running

Team Pacemakers Network #1 - a loyal follower

i was looking forward to today's relay for so long bcoz this is 1 of der best relay of der year! it was well organised, no confusions, this year was der 1st time they used timing chips binded with batons to record der timing. i would say it was fantastics! well done for 3R Circle ........

read more at http://wongkeiming.blogspot.com/2008/11/relay-without-barrier-suffering-race.html

Haza - first time volunteer

Wow, for a race this small scale they were using the timing chips system, thanks to Mr. Khoo Chong Beng of Malaysian Race Walkers Association who lent the system. According to him this is the first time that chips were used in a relay!

................ it was a simple event but carried out with details ....

read more at http://runningmom-haza.blogspot.com/2008/11/relay-without-barrier.html

All photoa courtesy of pmtey.multiply.com

Mr. Khoo and his team setting up the Champion Chip System

Tying the chips onto the batons

The New Comer - Int'l Japanese School

Attending briefing..... every team must "take care' of this green card which act as a back up to the time chip and also as a way to get runners in the team to be proactive while waiting for their team mate to complete the race

this is the reason this park is a favorite with the locals and runners. . . . . hope the local authority will take good care of this park and sustain the greens

The Running Mom - first time volunteer with her two young faithful bodyguard . .

Mr. Khoo . . . . eeemmm I hope she didn't 'elope' with my Champion Chip

aHA!!! there she is . . paced by her partner. Yee Mey, the first time participant. Its OK, Mr Khoo. I just went for a short date with Mr. Champion Chip up the hill. It's really COOooool . . .

The FINAL Touch Down to signify the end of the relay to the standing ovation. Amazing that she managed to complete despite the extra miles as I told her that she only had to run 2km a week ago while trying to convince her . . . oooppps forgot to tell her my maths is actually very lousy . . hahahaaaaaaaa

Group photo

The Medal



Everyone went home a winner! Position medals for all who complete the race!!! Except poor ME with the timer hanging on my neck till the next RACE!!!


THANK YOU AND SEE U ALL NEXT YEAR!!!!!

RWB 2008 - RUNNERS IN ACTION

Runners in ACTION!

A well mixed of runners from Japan, Cuba and Malaysia. A run that truly live up to its name - RELAY WITHOUT BARRIER. . . . . . .

Multi-national . . . Multi-racial . . . Multi-ethnic . . . . Multi-cultural . . . . Multi-religion . . . .

. . . . . . and AGE if definitely not an OBSTACLE to be the Fastest among all

MEN OPEN CATEGORY

Spirit - The Champion

Der Pacemakers Lightning - 1st Runner up

Der Pacemakers Network #1 - 2nd Runner up

Klang Pacer Team A - 4th Placing

Michael Power - 5th Placing

Wirajaya - 6th Placing

Sam Goh Noobs - 7th Placing

Keong Clan - 8th Placing

Der Pacemakers Network #2 - 9th Placing

The Slow Movers - 10th Placing

The Ethan Yap Project - 11th Placing

Derek Runners - 12th Placing

Trio Latino - 13th placing

Ben Runners - 14th Placing

WOMEN OPEN CATEGORY

Klang Pacer Team B - The Champion

Charlie Angels - 1st Runner up

Princess - 2nd Runner up

MEN JUNIOR VETERAN CATEGORY

Bob's - The Champion

Klang Pacer Team C - 1st Runner up

Veteran Pace - 2nd Runner up

Reno Gang - 4th Placing

Cool Runners 2 - 5th Placing

TanChooTan - 6th Placing

Bangi Runners - 7th Placing

Rimau Runners - 8th Placing

Villa Trio - 9th Placing

MIXED TEAM CATEGORY

Cheetah - The Champion

Der Pacemakers Network TTDI - 1st Runner up

On Time - 2nd Runner up

Farmida - 4th Placing

SGS - 5th Placing

Unicorn - 6th Placing

Saffron - 7th Placing

RELAY WITHOUT BARRIER - RESULTS

Organised by : 3R Circle

Powered by : Julie Wong
Director : Tan Choon Siang
Surveyor : Eddy Choo
Logistic : Peter Goh & R. Aplaidoo @ Naido

Venue : Taman Bukit Kiara
Date : 23 November 2008
Event : Relay run in team of 3
Distant : 4km


RESULT

MEN OPEN

Spirit - CHAMPION
00:00-18:13 Fumiya Murakami
17:33-35:46 Takahiro Yanagawa
18:23-54:07 Jiro Ishida

Der Pacemakers Lightning - 1st Runner up
00:00-18:23 Alam Shah
18:24-36:47 Nazib Bin Ngainin
18:48-55:35 Hasrul Sham

Der Pacemakers Network # 1 - 2nd Runner up
00:00-20:20 Wong Kei Ming
19:01-39:25 Muhamad Fadhli (Afad)
18:31-57:56 Fazli Abu Bakar

Klang Pacer Team A - 4th Placing
00:00-16:59 Ng Swee Yee
16:20-33:19 Jayakumar
26:37-59:56 Ah Chai

Michael Power - 5th Placing
00:00-20:33 Loi Hin Kai
20:35-41:18 Kee Weng Keong
19:21-60:39 Tee Choon Wooi

Wirajaya - 6th Placing
00:00-22:55 Ghejanthran
22:54-45:49 Ramlan Sulaiman
18:28-64:17 Wong Ram Bo

Sam Goh Noobs - 7th Placing
00:00-23:28 Ding Min Tien
23:20-46:48 Ding Min Zhuon
20:54-67:42 Chin Kok Hoo

Keong Clan - 8th Placing
00:00-24:29 Liew Soon Keong
20:04-44:33 Tao Chee Hua
23:54-68:27 Fong Thean Fatt

Der Pacemakers Network # 2 - 9th Placing
00:00-25:00 Prabu a/l Jeyaseelan
20:16-45:16 Renu Kumar
23:35-68:51 Dinesh a/l S.S. Mahkeydran

Slow Movers - 10th Placing
00:00-23:21 Jayabalan
25:48-49:09 Fuzahir Nayan
25:42-74:51 Chanthiran

The Ethan Yap Project - 11th Placing
00:00-27:06 Ian Yap Vern Choong
28:51-55:57 Mohammad Ashraf
26:04-82:01 Brian J. Chong

Derek Runners - 12th Placing
00:00-27:20 Gary Chin
37:21-64:41 Derek Yau
23:14-87:55 Ng Heok Kheng

Trio Latino - 13th Placing
00:00-30:34 Shahrizal Sanusi
19:01-49:35 Javier Clavelo
44:02-93:34 Steven See

Ben Runners - 14th Placing
00:00-40:31 Chin Peng Kuan
28:52-69:23 Ben Lee Sheng Lim
24:45-94:08 Kwek Joo Meng


WOMEN OPEN

Klang Pacer Team B - Champion
00:00-20:45 Seah Bee Lian
26:16-47:01 Lim Pei Yen
22:55-69:56 Thalagavathy S.

Charlie Angels - 1st Runner up
00:00-29:03 Leong Yoke Peng
28:19-57:15 Gan Bee Tin
28:19-85:34 Alice Chi Song Nyit

Princess - 2nd Runner up
00:00-35:48 Lim Huey Wei
33:51-69:39 Wong Mee Khau
39:43-109:22 Chong Yee Mey


MEN JUNIOR VETERAN

Bob's - Champion
00:00-23:21 Taku Ishida
15:58-39:19 Takatoshi Iwata
17:07-56:26 Tomoo Inoue

Klang Pacer Team C - 1st Runner up
00:00-18:48 Dhan Bahadur
17:58-36:46 Wong Soon Pin
20:27-57:13 Zainuddin

Veteran Pace - 2nd Runner up
00:00-19:57 Cheang Choon Wah
20:09-40:06 Wong Sai Keong
21:51-61:57 Low Nguk Ping

Reno Gang - 4th Placing
00:00-22:19 Loh Kian Kok
20:28-42:47 Chin Tian Fatt
23:50-66:37 Chung Kit Seong


MEN SENIOR VETERAN

Cool Runners 2 - Champion
00:00-19:18 Tan Wah Seng
19:55-39:13 Tee Ee Kia
18:37-57:50 Tang Chee Choon

TanChooTan - 1st Runner up
00:00-19:16 Mohd Sowoto
21:13-40:29 Gilbert Tan
21:10-61:39 Eddy Choo

Bangi Runners - 2nd Runner up
00:00-24:13 Baydowi Hj Taib
25:00-49:13 Ibrahim Bin Yahaya
24:47-74:00 Long Bongsu Bin Long Mamat

Rimau Runners - 4th Placing
00:00-25:03 Foo Sack Leian
26:43-51:46 Oon Eng Hock
23:13-74:59 Wong Tuck Keong

Villa Trio - 5th Placing
00:00-26:21 Wong Kian Heong
26:46-53:07 Chin Chee Houe
22:45-75:52 Chan Chee Kwong


MIXED TEAM

Cheetah - Champion
00:00-16:20 Jasni Khairil
22:12-38:32 Susila a/p Govindan (F)
17:34-56:06 Hamidon Mat Aris

Der Pacemakers Network TTDI - 1st Runner up
00:00-18:27 Chen Kiat Hoong
22:05-40:32 Eng Seok Ling (F)
17:41-58:13 Stanley Cheong

On Time - 2nd Runner up
00:00-17:47 Tang Yew Choy
17:54-35:41 Shahibul Baharin
22:44-58:25 Lim Pick Jun

Farmida - 4th Placing
00:00-20:30 Mohd Hailmi
28:08-48:38 Idaizumi Bt Othman
19:11-67:49 Ahmad Farid

SGS - 5th Placing
00:00-23:58 PK Chan
27:46-51:44 SH Tan
34:42-86:26 Grace Aw

Unicorn - 6th Placing
00:00-27:03 Ong Gai Long
28:46-55:49 Lim Yi Jing
32:36-88:25 Wong Kei Hoong

Saffron - 7th Placing
00:00-27:31 Joyce Wong
31:24-58:55 Andrew Michael John
30:12-89:07 Arbain Bin Abdul Ghani

RELAY WITHOUT BARRIER - PARTICIPATION

Organiser : 3R Circle

Powered by : Julie Wong
Director : Tan Choon Siang
Surveyor : Eddy Choo
Logistic : Peter Goh
Resources : R. Aplaidoo @ Naido

Venue : Taman Bukit Kiara, TTDI, Kuala Lumpur
Date : 23 November 2008
Distance : 3.92km/loop
Flag off time : 7.30am
Reporting time : 6.30am - 7.00am
Runners per team : 3 runners
Registration fee : RM45.00 per team
Reward : POSITION Finishing Medals for all

REGISTRATION CLOSED !!!!

MEN OPEN - 12 years and above

WOMEN OPEN - 12 years and above

MEN JUNIOR VETERAN - 40 - 49 years

MEN SENIOR VETERAN - 50 years and above

MIXED TEAM
- 12 years and above with at least ONE Female runner

BACK TO NATURE RELAY - REPORT & PHOTOS

Date : 14 September 2008

Venue : Taman Metropolitan Batu, Off Jalan Ipoh, Kuala Lumpur

(All photos courtesy of http://pmtey.multiply.com/)

After organising 5 Road Relays under the banner of KLAVA (Kuala Lumpur Association of Veteran Athletics), many requested for more as relays are rare to come by. This is also because of the uniqueness of the event.

Some of the basic rules remain such as wearing of running bibs, age limit for each categories and most importantly the true spirit of sportmanship and positive mindset.

The very same Back to Nature Relay was held at this venue last Christmas day, 25 December 2007 with 40 teams of 3 competing on friendly term. This beautiful lake located just beside the Taman Metropolitan Batu, off Jalan Ipoh was chosen again because of its strategic location and the many amenities available for runners to spend time with their family after the race.

Of all the relays that I had helped to organise, this is the BEST! With 53 teams (exceeding our target of 30 teams) divided into 5 different categories, all participants had a fair chance to compete within their own age group.


Its Fasting (Puasa) month, but our hardcore muslim supporters came out in full force to compete alongside their peers and put out a good 'fight'.

Despite the current political turmoil and all kind of accusation hurled by various parties about racism, the scene at this race just shown the total opposite. Perhaps the leaders of our country should be invited to our next race and learn from the runners about Race Integration without barrier when we share ONE common goal and RESPECT for each other!

Despite the lack of glamour such as the latest sound system, huge colourful canopies, goodies bag and superstar entertainers, that sporting spirit can be felt instantly by all. Young & Old, Black & White, Amateurs & Professionals, Elite & Ordinary ..... all become ONE! It was that ONENESS that set the run different from all the other big races.

Runners at the Registration collecting their running bibs

Sharing some tips before the race

Group photo before the race

Briefing session just before the race on rules & regulations and safety measures

GO!!!! Start of the race

Age is not a barrier
The HARDCORE Muslim Teams

Javier, the LAtin Dancer and strong supporter put up a Cuban Team

My favourite and youngest volunter, Danesh Naidu. Good looking ... yeah!

Such a happy runner

The Picture of The Year ...... The Tiger is ROARING!!!! GGGRRRrrrrrrrr...

Consolidating the results

Runners taking a break while waiting for the prize presentation

Enjoying the juicy watermelon ..... sluurrrppppp!!!

Position medals for all who completed the race
Everyone a Winner!

(More photos will be upload into my album)

See U in the next RACE! Come back and check out the date!