Ferdz Decena

I’m an advocate of walking. Whenever I’m in a new place or destination, walking is a way for me to familiarize with the environment. It gives me an idea on the economic and social status of the place aside from getting my bearings. When I was invited by a friend Tin of JovialWanderer to join Gideon of Pinoymountaineer as well as members of Global Shapers Community – Manila hub for #WalkEDSA last October 25,  walking the length of Edsa from SM MOA to SM North Edsa, I jumped in on the idea. One of the reason is I haven’t done that before and it would be interesting to see Manila on foot through the city’s busiest thoroughfare.

“No time to exercise. Fitness center too far. Pricey membership.” These are some of the excuse people who are trying to get started on their fitness regimen. Now there’s little excuse to get fit especially with the entry of KFit app in Manila. KFit is like the Uber app of fitness. Whether you are into yoga, crossfit, muay thai, bodybuilding or zumba, you can search for a fitness center or studio near you and reserve at least an hour before the session. Here’s my experience with the app for over a month’s use.

As a photographer who’s slightly paranoid about my photo archive backups, it’s always a continuing quest to find a reliable hard drive To use in the long run. Believe me, I’ve already gone through some headaches with several hard drive failures. Since late last year 2014, I decided to try out the Transcend StoreJet 25M3 portable hard drive. I first, saw the hard drive from fellow photographers in Batanes and left quite a good impression from its built.