Like compatriot Michael Phelps having to deal with a record haul of Olympic Games medals, 51-year-old American Krysia Allard never envisaged having a similar problem to deal with prior to heading to Israel for the 20th edition of the Maccabiah earlier this month.
But after returning to Hong Kong with one gold, three silver and four bronze medals from eight swimming events in the 50-54 masters age group category some 35 years after coming anywhere near to competing in the water, the mother of two is already targeting a return to the event which is dubbed the ‘Jewish Olympics’ in four years. Read More...
Among them is crowd favourite Sara Sigmundsdottir. The Icelander is one of the most recognisable faces in CrossFit and each year, fans wonder if this is “her year”. But she cannot quite seem to catch a break with injury.
Dave Castro says CrossFit ‘fired’ him, and departure isn’t mutual
After finishing seventh in Dubai last month, Sigmundsdottir will be eyeing a podium place to kick on into the 2022. She will have stiff competition from the likes of Emily Rolfe, who finished one spot behind her in the United Arab Emirates. Read More...
Dependable friends are indispensable, but choosing people you can count on is tough. Here are two Cantonese slang phrases and 10 English idioms that will remind you to be wise when meeting new people.
1. Double cross
Example: Simon double-crossed his company by sharing its secrets with its competitors.
2. Stab someone in the back
Meaning: to betray someone who trusts you
Example: Be careful around Mary. She acts nice to your face but stabs you in the back when it suits her. Read More...
