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Run With Your Heart

Hong Kong Elite Athletes Assocation -
Run With Your Heart 2026

" The JC Fit City Run With Your Heart & Sports Carnival 2026 "

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A City United: Elite Athletes Celebrate the Year of the Horse with Hong Kong

"Dog Fun Run" Makes a Lively Debut, Pets and Owners Share an Active Weekend

The JC Fit City Run With Your Heart & Sports Carnival 2026 was held on 7- 8 March 2026, at GO PARK Sai Sha. The event attracted participants from the sports community, education sector, disciplined services, and residents from various districts. They engaged in multiple sports challenges themed around “Red, White, and Blue” and visited the “Hong Kong Nostalgia” themed sports photo spots, enjoying this vibrant local carnival alongside elite athletes. The highlight, “Run With Your Heart,” saw over 250 teams—close to 1,600 participants—compete in a relay race lasting approximately two hours, helping more people understand the benefits of exercise and adopt a healthy lifestyle.

[Two-Hour Relay Race Attracts Over 200 Teams, Promoting Integration of Regular Exercise into Daily Life]

Organized by the Elite Athlete Charitable Trust and fully supported by The Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust, “Run With Your Heart” united the goodwill and strength of elite athletes and runners. Through the relay run, it promoted the health benefits of sports and raised funds for the Elite Athlete Charitable Trust to give back to the community across various levels. Founded in 1998, “Run With Your Heart” continues this year as a signature event of the “JC Fit City” initiative, aiming to further encourage the public to incorporate regular exercise into their daily lives and enhance awareness of the advantages of physical activity.

Dr. Malina Ngai Man Lin, Vice President of the Hong Kong Elite Athletes Association, shared: “This year marks the 30th anniversary of the Hong Kong Elite Athletes Association. Over the past three decades, we have upheld the philosophy of taking from society and giving back to society, uniting the strength of athletes to contribute to the community. Seeing so many elite athletes here today supporting our charity run and carnival, leading by example, and continuing the legacy of love and perseverance deserves our warm applause! ‘Run With Your Heart’ witnesses not only the passing of the torch among Hong Kong’s elite athletes but also a relay of love, persistence, and charity.”

[Sports, Charity, and Community Connection: Three Core Elements Converge into an Annual Signature Event]

The JC Fit City – Run With Your Heart featured separate categories: the Competition Team and the Caring Team. Special awards were also presented, such as the Most Creative Costume award, where runners showcased their creativity by wearing outfits with Hong Kong characteristics, adding fun to the relay run.

Beyond the races, the venue featured numerous Hong Kong-style sports game booths and trial classes across various areas of GO PARK Sai Sha, offering free participation for the public to experience the joy and benefits of sports. Those who successfully completed the ultimate challenge even had the chance to win a “Pickleball Set.”

[“Doggie Run” Debuts, Promoting a Healthy Lifestyle for People and Pets]

Additionally, this year’s event introduced a “Doggie Run” for pet owners on the second day. Over two hundred pet owners ran alongside their furry companions at GO PARK Sai Sha, enjoying an energetic outdoor time and concluding the two-day carnival on a high note.

Besides the Doggie Run, various interactive experiences were highly popular. These included pet training demonstrations, pet yoga workshops, and pet health tips booths, allowing owners and their pets to bond in a relaxed environment and explore different possibilities for a healthy lifestyle.

The Doggie Run encouraged pet owners to run side-by-side with their furry friends, sharing quality outdoor time together. To complement the human-pet theme, workshops on pet training and pet yoga were also offered to strengthen the bond between owners and their animals.

The event was attended by various guests, including:

  • Mr. Lau Chun, Raistlin, Under Secretary for Culture, Sports and Tourism
  • Ms Cora HO, The Hong Kong Jockey Club Executive Manager, Charities (Sports)
  • Mr. Li Ning, JC Fit City Advisory Committee Convenor
  • Dr. Malina Ngai Man Lin, Vice President of the Hong Kong Elite Athletes Association
  • Mr. CHOW Yat Ming, Joe, PMSM, Commissioner of Police
  • Mr Or Chung Yuk, Assistant Director of Immigration (Information Systems)
  • Mr. Li Kin Kei, Assistant Commissioner (World Customs Organization) of Customs & Excise
  • Mr. Ho Kwok Man, Assistant Commissioner of Correctional Services
  • Mr. Ng Sau Kei, Honorary Vice President of the Hong Kong Elite Athletes Association
  • Mr. Albert MAN, Chief Executive of the Sports Federation & Olympic Committee of Hong Kong, China
  • Dr Raymond So, Director of Elite Training Science and Technology, Hong Kong Sports Institute
  • Ms. Chan Lim Chee, Amy, Vice President of the Hong Kong Elite Athletes Association
  • Mr. Lee Chung Man, Ron, Vice President of the Hong Kong Elite Athletes Association
  • Mr. Chau Wai Sheung, Mario, Vice President of the Hong Kong Elite Athletes Association
  • Dr. Lee Chi Wo, Daniel, Chairman of the Hong Kong Elite Athletes Association

Elite athletes in attendance included:

  • Mr. Tony Wu (Baseball)
  • Mr. Cheung Pak Hung (Jump Rope)
  • Ms. Crystal Vut (Athletics and Gymnastics)
  • Ms. Leanne Szeto (Athletics and Triathlon)
  • Ms. Sharlene Wong (Rhythmic Gymnastics)
  • Mr. Yuku Yeung (Judo)
  • Mr. Hung Chi Heng (Lacrosse)
  • Mr. Delong Hung (Triathlon)
  • Ms. Nicole Ng Wing Hei (Rowing)
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Hong Kong Red Cross John F. Kennedy Centre Sports Fun Day 2019

Hong Kong Red Cross John F. Kennedy Centre Sports Fun Day 2026

This year, Sports Fun Day has been held for Hong Kong Red Cross John F. Kennedy Centre for 12 times, attended by a total of about 140 students. We hoped that students through experiencing a variety of sports, can enjoy the pleasures of sports, and have an all-round development in both body and mind.

A total of four co-organisers provided 4 sports activities in the centre, enabling students to experience the fun of sports in person when participating in the sports:

Kin-ball – Hong Kong Kin-ball Association Limited
Floor Curling – International Bearingball and Floorcurling Development Limited
Flipball – Hong Kong Flipball Association
Towel Nunchaku – Hong Kong Nunchaku Association Limited

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Together We Care 2019

Together We Care 2019

Today, November 10, 2019- Hong Kong Elite Athletes Association and the event main sponsor Hong Kong Jockey Club, the co-organiser YWCA, the sponsoring organisation Li Ning, Watsons Distilled Water and Unicycling Association of Hong Kong, and the supporting organisation Hong Kong Sports Institute joined hands today to launch the ” Together We Care 2019″.
Together We Care initiated by elite athletes has walked into its 15th year this year. It has been held successfully in the past and is launched again this year. A number of Hong Kong elite athletes have teamed up with volunteers from the Hong Kong Jockey Club and the Young Women’s Christian Association (YWCA) to form a volunteer group of more than 1,800 people, who have visited 2,500 single-living and low-income families in 11 districts, including Sai Wan, Sai Wan Ho, Quarry Bay, Kowloon City , Sham Shui Po, Wong Tai Sin, Kwun Tong, Tseung Kwan O, Ho Man Tin, Tsing Yi, Tuen Mun, Sha Tin, Fanling, Sheung Shui, Ta Kwu Ling rural villages, sending them love and warmth.
This year, in the “Together We Care 2019”, the volunteers have also practiced the “Just · Simple” project, mainly by reducing waste through a simple life. Simple life is a way of doing justice, and it can also be interpreted as “very simple”, or practice is not difficult, which encourages action. As for the “Just”, it means “righteousness” and “volunteer”. “Just · Simple” is promoted mainly through voluntary activities, supporting the needs of the poor, helping the poor through personal visits to the vulnerable families, and environmental protection concepts and methods. Vulnerable families include low-income families, newly arrived families, families living in subdivided flats, street sleepers, seniors living alone, and families with children with special learning needs.
The Hong Kong Jockey Club is the largest charitable public welfare organisation in Hong Kong. As the main sponsor of the campaign, in addition to funding, the Jockey Club has mobilised more than 140 volunteers to participate in the campaign. Mr. Raymond Tam Chi-yuen, Executive Director of Corporate Affairs of the Hong Kong Jockey Club, and representatives of elite athletes, paid home visits to those living alone and showed them care.

Ms. Malina Ngai Man-lin JP, Vice-President of the Hong Kong Elite Athletes Association, said: “Hong Kong athletes are now actively preparing for next year’s Tokyo Olympics and are making unremitting efforts to win glory for Hong Kong. Today, they have extended this spirit of pursuing excellence to community and public welfare services. By launching the “Together We Care”, we hope to encourage more citizens to join the volunteer groups to show care for the elderly and those in need. “

  (9/11) Athletes involved in goodies packing include:

Karate – Lau Chi Ming, Lau Mo Sheung, Ma Man Sum

Squash – Cheng NgaChing, Tong Tsz Wing

Triathlon – Lee Chi Ho , Lau Chun Hei, Yip Tak Long

Windsurfing – Sonia Lo

(10/11) Representatives of the sports community participating in the event include:

Tenpin Bowling – Wu Siu Hong

Badminton – Yip Pui Yin

Squash – Chan Ho Ling, Au Wing Chi

Wushu- Juanita Mok

Apprentice jockey – Wong Chun