A Great Time of Year to Train in HK

Running HomeWhilst a few colleagues have bemoaned the run of cold weather that Hong Kong has been enduring of late, one really can’t knock this weather for training. I was very envious of the Standard Charted Marathoners this morning who surely had a day that was 1000% better than last year. It was clear and cold and dry at around 12 degrees celcius most of the way. A whole lot better than the wet, sticky 23 and 95% humidity we had last year.

I gave the event a wide berth this year as I did not enjoy it at all last year. I preferred instead to do the fantastic Dai Laam although there were only 3 of us taking part this morning. This event is a fantastic 100k circuit around the Kowloon Peninsula which takes in just about every aspect of Hong Kong that it is possible to take in. This is a highlight that I will sadly miss when we are forced to move out of our Kowloon Tong apartment in another month.

I am certain some great rides on the island will follow but I shall sorely miss the Dai Laam.

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5 Responses to “A Great Time of Year to Train in HK”

  1. Hi Paul,

    Thanks for the very interesting and useful Workshop this morning.

    Never heard of the Dai Laam - but it sounds like torture…

    Joe

  2. One of my friend, he won the race of 10 km by 33 mins. How about you. What’s your record?

  3. I have never heard of the Dai Laam 100k around the Kowloon Peninsula. I’ll have to look into that.

  4. Joe,
    The Dai Laam is not for the faint of heart! It is a hard ride at a good pace. I love it!
    Paul

  5. Freda,
    Your friend is very, very fit! My best 10k time is around 35 mins but that was a long time ago!
    Paul

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