Afterdark Facility Presents – The Road To Recovery with Farris Rahman
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Category: Interviews
Defining Grit with Muhamad Ridhwan
Photography: Mark Teo | Words: Jonathan Tan In this third instalment, the Afterdark Facility documents how professional boxer Muhamad Ridhwan has had to dig deep to cope with the impact COVID-19 had on his professional boxing career and his gym, Legends Fight Sport.
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Defining GRIT with Sim Kai Xiong
Photography: Mark Teo | Words: Jonathan Tan In this second instalment, the Afterdark Facility documents just how professional MMA fighter Sim Kai Xiong deals with life in a lockdown. He discovers motivation from within as he develops his mental and physical game while stalking a return to the octagon.
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Defining GRIT with Tiffany Teo
Photography: Mark Teo | Words: Jonathan Tan As the world gets used to the impact of COVID-19, the Afterdark Facility documents just how professional MMA fighter Tiffany Teo has adapted to restrictions in the pursuit of becoming a mixed martial arts champion.
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UNSPRUNG – By Riders For Riders
Alvin Teo talks to the owners of UNSPRUNG about how and why they went from riding mountain bikes to opening a shop of their own.
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Lion City Rollers Retrospective
We take a trip down memory lane and catch up with one of the OGs of the local Aggressive Inline Skating scene Jatt Amat and talk about possibly the most active crew in Singapore the Lion City Rollers.
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Past Present and Future with Feroze Rahman
Alright man introduce yourself. My name is Feroze Rahman. I’m number two of the three musketeers of the skating Rahman brothers. I’m 26 and I’m a skateboarder. Cool. First time we met was almost 3 years ago, right? How’ve you been since then? I’m working in the airline industry now and I get to..
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Wee Chong Hooi Talks Rollerblading in Singapore
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The Company That Matters
What’s up! Sup guys, my name is Marcus. I’m 27 friggin years old now and I currently own WAKEMUSTERS, where we coach wakesurfing and wakeboarding. It’s about a year old and I’ve been loving it despite weekends and public holidays being workdays too. When you love what you do, you don’t work a day in..
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Seatless In Singapore
Why would anyone buy a bicycle without seats? Seats are too mainstream. Cool kids don’t need seats. Did you need a serious answer? Semi serious works. Haha. On a more serious note, if you want to know why trial bikes don’t have seats then you need to know what Bike Trials is about – getting..
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