A barangay in Pasig City on Monday, May 16, gave incentives to some participants of the city's first-ever Virtual Steps Challenge as it aims to promote a healthy and active lifestyle among its residents amid the Covid-19 pandemic. Barangay San Antonio (BSA) Chairman Raymond Lising, in partnership w
To promote a healthy lifestyle, a barangay in Pasig City on Monday, May 16, offered vouchers that can be redeemed as prizes to residents who join a walking program and log in over 100,000 steps. The program – Virtual Steps Challenge – is organized by Barangay San Antonio chairman Raymond Lising in
TOP 3 WINNERS: BSA chairman Raymond Lising (middle) and Race Yaya CEO Tin Ferrera (rightmost) take a photo with the top 3 participants of the BSA Virtual Steps Challenge on Monday (May 16, 2022). They were Raymond Bansale (leftmost) with 614,340 steps, Jerome Estavillo (in white) with 614,464 steps, and Ann Jillian Pulanco (in red) with 631,528 steps. (Photo courtesy of Barangay San Antonio) MANILA - Due to the mobility restrictions brought about by the Covid-19 pandemic, especially among the seniors and persons with comorbidity, a barangay in Pasig has launched the virtual steps challenge to encourage its residents to live an active lifestyle. Residents who would complete over 100,000 steps a month are given incentives. Partnering with Race Yaya website for the BSA Virtual Steps Challenge, Barangay San Antonio, Pasig (BSA) chairman Raymond Lising and Race Yaya founder and CEO Tin Ferrera who both live an active lifestyle came up with the idea of the very first virtual steps challe