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Win Slots to a Free Chi Running Intro Session

As mentioned in this post, Lit Onrubia has introduced Chi Running to the Philippines. As a Christmas treat (and a reward for those who actually have time to surf the web through the hectic Holiday season), I am giving out FREE slots to a Chi Running intro session with LIt Onrubia.  3 winners will win 2 slots each!  Here’s how to join:

Answer this question in 1 to 2 sentences:

WHY SHOULD YOU WIN A FREE SLOT IN TBR’S FREE CHI RUNNING INTRO SESSION WITH LIT ONRUBIA?

Post the answer in the comment section below.

RULES:

  1. Answer should be maximum of 2 sentences.  Any longer will lead to disqualification.
  2. Commenter can only submit one entry. Double or more entries will lead to disqualification.
  3. TBR will choose 3 winners.
  4. Each winner will be entitled to 2 slots.
  5. Intro session will be in 2 sessions. First session will be on Dec. 28, 2009, Monday, 6:30pm to 8:30pm at Bonifacio High Street. Second session date and venue to be announced during 1st session.
  6. Prize is transferable.
  7. Contest is open on December 23, 2009 from 3;30pm to 11:30pm only.

May the best runners win!

Posted on 12.23.09 to 09 Other Announcements. Tags: . Subscribe to follow comments on this post. 26 comments. Add your thoughts or trackback from your own site.

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26 Responses to “Win Slots to a Free Chi Running Intro Session”

  1. Coming from an illness last year, I have been trying to live a healthy life by running and eating right. I recently completed 21k and its the first time I felt pain in my legs that Chi running may help me avoid.

    Julie/Ja said on Dec 23 09 at 3:59 PM Reply

  2. It’s my ‘lifelong’ dream to move on the 10k straight run/jog after joining several 5k runs and so far, I knew that the REAL Chi run is the key. I believe that I deserve to be educated only by the best in the field.

    Rose Anne Cabrera said on Dec 23 09 at 4:02 PM Reply

  3. I have yet to experience a run that is free of pain. I want to learn how to run efficiently so that I can relish the joy of running instead of always trying to hold back for fear of sustaining an injury.

    Jenny Yap said on Dec 23 09 at 4:20 PM Reply

  4. WHY SHOULD YOU WIN A FREE SLOT IN TBR’S FREE CHI RUNNING INTRO SESSION WITH LIT ONRUBIA?

    i plan to join the bataan death march marathon in memory of my grandfather who survived the death march but died in the camp due to malaria. this technique will help me finish the race as well as finish injury free!!!

    boredshorts said on Dec 23 09 at 4:54 PM Reply

  5. My drive to succeed in very recent challenges–winning the Takbo.ph biggest loser contest with 34 lbs lost in 42 days, finally hitting a sub-2hr 21K last Sunday, and currently trying to run 301km in December to get a BaldRunner 1,000km shirt by Rizal Day Run–helped in rekindling both my love for running and my willingness to perform better in this passion.

    Bryan said on Dec 23 09 at 5:07 PM Reply

  6. I should win a free slot in TBR’s free Chi Running Intro Session to discover its effectiveness and usefulness. This will increase my running speed while reducing effort and will help me reduce or eliminate injury and pain.

    The Running Matrix said on Dec 23 09 at 5:08 PM Reply

  7. I’ve signed up for the Cebu (in January) and Condura (in February) 42k runs and the BDM 102k Ultra (in March). I need all the help I can get to finish all of them injury-free. :)

    Alfred / El Kyoshi said on Dec 23 09 at 5:34 PM Reply

  8. We don’t have budget anymore; and my wife and I can’t miss this great seminar!

    Rex San Pedro said on Dec 23 09 at 6:26 PM Reply

  9. I am a newbie runner, just started running at the beginning of this month and had fun doing it until Christmas vacation came. Food, Drinks and Desserts,(Yummy!), who would turn their back on these things, I wouldn’t, so I gained the 5lbs I lost running, moreover, i gained an additional 5lbs, I hope chiRunning will kick off my interest in running again after the feast.

    Baste Julian said on Dec 23 09 at 6:36 PM Reply

  10. I am entitled because I am CHI-nese.

    Ate Virgie said on Dec 23 09 at 6:44 PM Reply

  11. Me and my wife are into running for more than a year already and we have experienced a lot of injuries. I believe chi running will help us eliminate, if not reduce, the probabilities of us getting injuries during our long runs.

    Runningbeyondair said on Dec 23 09 at 6:49 PM Reply

  12. I should win the free slot in TBR’s free Chi Running intro session because I love running and I believe that learning proper running form will allow me to better avoid injuries and keep running efficiently for many years to come. And I’m cute, too.

    godsgrace said on Dec 23 09 at 7:15 PM Reply

  13. As an avid runner I would like to learn the method of Chi Running. In learning Chi Running I can use this experience to further improve my running and to avoid future injuries.

    Mon De la Pena said on Dec 23 09 at 7:35 PM Reply

  14. I want to encourage my wife Jossie to enjoy running painlessly thru chi running and eventually convinced her to register for races longer than 5K.

    Christopher E. Ng/ExFatRunner said on Dec 23 09 at 7:42 PM Reply

  15. I joined the running boom for almost a year now but never attended any running groups or seminars to teach me how to run. If given the chance, this would be my first time attending a session on running and see if chi running will make my regular runs pain free and more enjoyable.

    Lemuel Narcise said on Dec 23 09 at 9:00 PM Reply

  16. I should win the slot in CHI running because I’m a newbie who fell in love with the sport. I’m happy and very interested to learn the proper techniques of running.

    Jhun de Castro said on Dec 23 09 at 9:46 PM Reply

  17. Because I’m wearing a new NB RT801 built for chi runners.

    Anton said on Dec 23 09 at 10:22 PM Reply

  18. Sentence #1 – Because I’ve been lucky enough to have read this post 16 minutes before the closing time of the contest, so I’ll probably be lucky enough to get a slot!

    Sentence #2 – I’m a beginner CHInese runner who’s interested in learning how to become a better runner, and I’ll be a CHIrful and enthusiastic participant for both seminars ;)

    Angeli said on Dec 23 09 at 11:14 PM Reply

  19. I’ve been training for 10k at Condura run, I’ve been slacking this Xmas season… i need the help and the speed that Chi might give :)

    Carol U. said on Dec 23 09 at 11:16 PM Reply

  20. I already love the sport but I tend to get obsessed with improving quantitative indicators of progress such as PR and pounds lost and in the process, I overtrain and burn out, forgetting that running should be just as enjoyable as it is challenging. I hope chi running will help me cultivate a balanced approach toward the sport so that I can enjoy it more and maximize the emotional and spiritual benefits aside from just the physical benefits.

    Angela Serrano said on Dec 23 09 at 11:21 PM Reply

  21. I am a runner who is currently battling asthma and cardiac dysrhythmia but despite these odds I have already done 2 full marathons and still aiming to do more. I hope this Chi technique can enhance the way I run so I can perform better.

    Iah said on Dec 23 09 at 11:30 PM Reply

  22. I recently tore my meniscus and is currently undergoing intense rehabilitation. I will be going back on the road soon and it would be nice to have a ‘pickmeup’.

    Hub Uy said on Dec 24 09 at 12:10 AM Reply

  23. this would be a great way to learn something new with my hubby or a friend !!! happy holidays and good luckto me…:)

    allyn said on Dec 24 09 at 1:00 AM Reply

  24. oh no, hindi ako nakahabol sa cut-off!

    odie said on Dec 24 09 at 7:21 AM Reply

  25. jaymie i just read your chi contest just a few minutes ago – i didn’t make it to the cut-off time. will there be regular sessions for this? thanks.

    odie said on Dec 24 09 at 7:34 AM Reply

  26. oh no..im late again…this is a great way to celebrate sana our wedding anniversary on monday..:-(..congratz sa mananalo…Merry Christmas TBR:-)

    jay said on Dec 24 09 at 11:34 AM Reply

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