Fit to lead

FIT TO LEAD

Running to the extremes

"Prior to the Covid pandemic, I would make a point of going skiing a few times a year. It helped me to not only challenge myself in a new area (sports and the great outdoors), but also to find new perspectives and inspiration in my professional life," says Kelvin Fu, managing partner at Gunung Capital, in Niseko, Japan in this photo.
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Taking tech and technique to the slopes

Before moving to Singapore, EHL Singapore Dean Luciano Lopez (first referee from left, in black outfit) was a part-time referee for semi-professional football leagues in Switzerland, overseeing international friendlies that included teams from the Premier League, LaLiga, Primeira Liga, Süper Lig and the Swiss Super League.
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Both on and off the pitch, the referee is key

For Thomasin Crowley, global director of Asia Pacific at WiredScore, running provides time and space to recharge and decompress, without the pressure of performing for others.
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Setting the pace for consistent leadership

Andermatt Swiss Alps' Maureen Yeo participating in the Mongolia Sunrise to Sunset, an event consisting of 10 to 15 days of horse-riding treks before a full marathon around the craggy mountain past west of the stunning Lake Hovsgol.
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Trekking through unpredictable times

On the bike leg of the Roth Ironman race in Germany, 1997. The event covers a 3.8km swim, 180km cycling, and then a 42km run.
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Endurance and exhilaration

Running to the extremes
FIT TO LEAD

Running to the extremes

Training the mind with martial arts
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Training the mind with martial arts

Focus on fitness and strength to achieve balance
FIT TO LEAD

Focus on fitness and strength to achieve balance

Taking a step back to enjoy life
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Taking a step back to enjoy life