On The Red Dot: Game Enough
These are the unusual sports that may not make the headlines or have adoring supporters. But that hasn’t stopped some dedicated Singaporeans from pursuing their athletic passions. Join musician Benjamin Kheng, cricketer G K Diviya and Olympic diver Jonathan Chan, as they take on of Arm Wrestling, Curling, Underwater Hockey and Kabaddi. They will train, practice, and sweat for weeks, all to prove they are game enough for their new sport.
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These are the unusual sports that may not make the headlines or have adoring supporters. But that hasn’t stopped some dedicated Singaporeans from pursuing their athletic passions. Join musician Benjamin Kheng, cricketer G K Diviya and Olympic diver Jonathan Chan, as they take on of Arm Wrestling, Curling, Underwater Hockey and Kabaddi. They will train, practice, and sweat for weeks, all to prove they are game enough for their new sport.
He is used to carrying heavy guitars, but can Benjamin Kheng get to grips with arm wrestling? The musician and former national youth swimmer gets elbow-deep into Singapore’s arm wrestling scene.
He is used to carrying heavy guitars, but can Benjamin Kheng get to grips with arm wrestling? The musician and former national youth swimmer gets elbow-deep into Singapore’s arm wrestling scene.
Fancy sliding stones across slippery ice, while sweeping strenuously? National cricketer G K Diviya is swapping her cricket bat for...a broom? A curling broom that is.
Fancy sliding stones across slippery ice, while sweeping strenuously? National cricketer G K Diviya is swapping her cricket bat for...a broom? A curling broom that is.
It’s Singapore's most medalled sport that almost no one's ever heard off! Benjamin Kheng dives into Singapore's Underwater Hockey scene with a two-week crash course. Will he sink or swim?
It’s Singapore's most medalled sport that almost no one's ever heard off! Benjamin Kheng dives into Singapore's Underwater Hockey scene with a two-week crash course. Will he sink or swim?
What happens when an Olympian takes on an ancient warrior sport? Diver Jonathan Chan finds out, when he jumps into Kabaddi, a playground game turned international sport.
What happens when an Olympian takes on an ancient warrior sport? Diver Jonathan Chan finds out, when he jumps into Kabaddi, a playground game turned international sport.