Sports and fitness idol Eric “Eruption” Tai teams up with “The Running Man” movie – shares his own tips on how to be Running Man ready

“The Running Man,” directed by Edgar Wright and starring Glen Powell, opens in Philippine cinemas November 12

Get “Running Man” ready.

In the The Running Man, based on the novel by Stephen King and directed by Edgar Wright, Glen Powell plays Ben Richards, a working class father who is forced to join a televised deadly competition called The Running Man – in which no one has survived – in order to save his very sick daughter. To help his chances of survival, Richards has to be in the best shape of his life. 

Watch the “Behind the Training” featurette for The Running Man: https://youtu.be/1vE7Hlc3288

On the local front, Eric “Eruption” Tai weighs in on how to be Running Man ready in the clip below. “You don’t have to be hunted by professional assassins to get ‘Running Man’ ready,” said Tai. “But if you want to crush a marathon, play in a basketball tournament, rock an adventure race or sport, or just to be able to keep up with any challenge coming your way, you need to train and prepare well.” 

Samsung Lends Washing Machines to Taal Volcano Eruption Victims

Samsung Lends Washing Machines to Taal Volcano Eruption
Victims.jpg A Samsung personnel assists Lipa City evacuees who
were affected by the Taal Volcano eruption.

Less than a week after the recent Taal Volcano eruption, Samsung Philippines headed to Batangas and lent top-of-the-line washing machines to aid affected victims, making it possible for them to thoroughly remove volcanic ash and wash their clothes.

On January 18, the company handed 16 washers and dryers to the Inosluban-Marawoy Evacuation Center in Lipa City, with assistance from Batangas Governor Dodo Mandanas and Lipa City Councilor Mikee Morada. Samsung also lent a television set to the kids and other evacuees to access news and entertainment while in the evacuation center.

Tulong Taal: GCash enables users to donate to Taal aid efforts

With the recent eruption of the Taal Volcano, the spirit of Bayanihan became stronger and much more visible with the outpouring of donations and volunteers from the different sectors of the society to help those in need.

Various groups and individuals launched their own donation drives to collect humanitarian aid and bring them to the people who are currently affected by the volcanic eruption in Batangas.

All over the news and social media, the whole world see how Filipinos of different walks of life -- from government agencies, humanitarian aid groups, foundations, down to individuals -- strengthen one another to help those in need.

“The Filipino spirit of Bayanihan is best displayed during these times, and we at GCash inspired with the outflowing of donations and financial aid to those affected by this calamity. We have since added a new in-app feature to make it more convenient for our users to support relief efforts,” GCash President Anthony Thomas said.