Events

We occasionally explore Singapore by having monthly hikes or nature walks. These are some of the upcoming events we'll have. If you want to keep up to date on these hiking/nature trips, you can Contact Me through the various platforms.

UPCOMING EVENTS

Marina Run 2018
Saturday 10 February | 5pm onwards | @ Marina Bay

Aiming to look good and to fit into your traditional Chinese costumes? Wanna' prepare your body for the hotpots and food feasts during reunion? You don't have to feel guilty about indulging once a year. Marina Bay run is happening the weekend before Chinese New Year!

Come run/walk/jog/crawl with our gang at 5km and 10km (we're all beginners or elderly here). All age groups are welcome 😉

Register now with me to get a 7% discount off GST! Contact Kylie now - 83589451

We will include a free wellness evaluation so you know your body composition better. Also pre-hydration and post-workout drinks will be provided!


PAST EVENTS

NParks Pioneers Trail @ Tanjong Pagar
Sunday 26 November | 10am - 12pm
Photos and videos are uploaded in Facebook Event!

Opening of Admiralty Park
Saturday 28 October | 9am - 12pm | @ Woodlands MRT
Photos and videos are uploaded in NutriFit FB page.

Lantern Festival in Gardens By The Bay
Sunday 24 September | 5pm - 8pm | @ Promenade MRT
Post-event photos are uploaded on FB Nutrifit.


Chinese Garden Walk and Photo Op
Sunday 27 August | 9am - 12pm | @ Chinese Garden MRT
Post-event photos are uploaded on FB!

Image courtesy of Josh Rowe.
Nature Trek at Singapore Quarry and Railroad
Sunday 30 July | 9am - 12pm | @ Hillview MRT

Image courtesy of Josh Rowe.
Holiday Hike at Bukit Timah Hill
Monday 26 June | 3pm - 5pm | @ Beauty World MRT

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