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Members of the Filipino Amateur Mountain Bikers (FAMB) taking a break as they ride through biking trails at Birds Hill Provincial Park. Nestled among the forests and hiking trails found throughout the park, "Little Baguio" is a tree lined gravel pit where FAMB members have come together for a common passion. Over 40 mountain bikers were out at Birds Hill last week enjoying the outdoors, camaraderie and thrill of biking, especially for newbies. The trail is not officially on any provincial park map and the biking group have aptly nicknamed the area after Bagiuo, a city in the mountinous Northern Luzon region of the Philippines. On any given day (or night), members of FAMB are taking to the bike trails all across Manitoba. Follow and join their Facebook group for all upcoming rides.
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he tree lined gravel pit at Birds Hill Park is aptly nicknamed Little Baguio by many members of the Filipino Amateur Mountain TBikers group. As Paul Reyes described it, the evergreens that line the gravel pit remind him of Baguio, Philippines. Baguio is a city located in Northern Luzon in the Philippines, known for its mountainous landscapes. The bike trail is also nicknamed the Gravel Pit in the FAMB Taking a much needed break for a selfie Facebook Group and to get to Little Baguio, the trail into the Gravel at the Gravel Pit with FAMB members. Pit starts near Group Use 2 site at Birds Hill Park. The trail is currently unmarked and is being maintained by the mountain biking community Right photo: FAMB Member, Paul Cruz including local business and members of FAMB. gets some air on one of the makeshift jumps at the "Little Baguio" Gravel Pit. COVID19 has contributed to the growth of biking enthusiasts and Photo by Ron Cantiveros many newbies, including myself have ventured to discover new biking trails throughout our province. According to several reports from FAMB members and reports from local retailers not having enough bikes in-stock. To learn more about the weekly rides with FAMB members, visit their Facebook Page.
out mountain biking, every gnarly The beautiful scenery and natural section we encounter such as the environment where you ride your My Love For Mountain Biking lung-crushing and cholesterol burning bike have the magic to ease the By Jerric Quebrado climbs are almost instantly and pressure built up in you as a result of generously rewarded by the breezy exhausting workday. There are also e prefer mountain biking over and refreshing descents and berms the benefits of relief from stress and other activities because we were anticipating (including maybe even depression. Exploring Wmountain biking can the buffet waiting in parking area). the wild that no motorized vehicle be more exciting and still has the Like all other exercises and sports, can reach is so rewarding. health benefits. Meeting a lot of mountain biking gets your heart Meeting people of different good people with same passion as pumping hard. Whenever you take background with shared interest makes yours and exploring the wild with on steep climbing, you exercise your mountain biking more interesting breathtaking view. In fact, a lot of cardiovascular system making it and socially engaging. The more people have become more healthy strong over time. This makes your trails shred and sweat together by mountain biking even when heart stronger and much healthier. the deeper the relationship grows their main focus was to have fun! Since mountain biking gives you that everybody becomes family. Some quit smoking, others started the much needed breezy recovery Volunteering on bike trail building extra exercise in preparation for periods, it becomes fun and easier all over Manitoba is also fulfilling. the next ride. Photo by Ron Cantiveros to do it again and again. This way Learning from a more experienced As a means of recreation, you are able to work out more while rider get you stocked and coaching mountain biking is so engaging and building up our muscles. It also socially fit. Not so many sporting enjoying yourself. a newer rider gives you a sense of and thrilling that it lets us have fun has the capabilities of keeping us activities have such a capacity as We also get to enjoy the beautiful pride as well. while sweating, shaping up our body physically, mentally, emotionally and mountain biking. Whenever we are view of nature as we ride along.
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All photos & articles available online! FilipinoJournal.com THE PULSE OF THE FILIPINO COMMUNITY SINCE 1987 August 20 - September 5, 2020 5 "Heneral Rizal": raw nationalism unmasked! other Filipino expats in Spain; and brother Pepe, his picture on the cover to organize the La Liga Filipina, of the box of matchsticks, the cold a non-violent crusade against the monument in every town and city abuses of the Spaniards and this led plaza, the honors and lamentations on The Republic of Adobo to Rizal's arrest and a death sentence his birth and death and all the empty for treason. Bonifacio continued the words of speeches by government by Rod E. Cantiveros fight with open arms and Paciano officials; and by displaying his became one of the most prominent younger brother pictures in every here is no Filipino film to continue the fight against the members of the Katipunan. classroom. Are these the only way which has moved the very Spaniards. He fought side by side by Paciano, played by Nanding, to give for his heroism? Tfiber of my own self; and thousands member of the Katipunan had exposed his pains and sufferings It seems that Paciano's passionately forwarded to so many aimed at freeing the Filipinos from for the death of his brother and lamentation, through the emotional friends to let them know that there the Spanish atrocities and dominance. accused some of the fake Filipino and yet professional performance of is film to be seen on YouTube for In the film, Paciano Rizal, played heroes who collaborated when the Nanding Josef, touches the nerves free. The film "Heneral Rizal," is by a veteran actor Nanding Josef, American took over the governance of a nationalist who exposed the full of raw nationalism and fully refreshes the many memories of of the Philippines after the Spanish weaknesses of the Filipinos, as if the visceral in context and presentation, his martyred young brother, and his defeat. He passionately exposed his religion introduced by the Spaniards; focusing on Paciano Rizal, the elder hopes and dreams for his country. In very raw feeling on what his brother and the kind of government, implanted brother of the National Hero, Dr. his passionate monologue, Nanding Rizal got for his heroism. He cited by the Americans failed. And that produced by Tanghalang Pilipino in Jose Rizal. Josef, perfectly involved himself painfully the suffering of his parents the Filipino people lost its war cooperation with Voyage Studio, Paciano Rizal was a member to play the role of Paciano. In his and the people of Calamba from the against the two dominant colonizers. the 22-minute film is available free of the Katipunan led by Gat Andres riveting role, Josef lamented the hands of the Spaniards, and from And why the Filipinos in spite of and it is streaming "Heneral Rizal" Bonifacio who after the execution brutal destiny of his brother who the Americans. education, of raw nationalism were through Pangsaman Tanghalan on of Rizal, fully joined Katipunan had fought so hard, together with He cited the honors given to his also at the losing ends, making the the official Tanghalang Pilipino Filipinos more impoverished. YouTube channel (https://bit.ly/ And what honors that his brother, PangsamanTanghalanHeneralRizal. the piece, live at Rainbow Stage! This is not a competition. Pepe, deserved for dying to free Written by Dr. Floro Quibuyen BELT FEST Including 10 performances from This is an evening of “singing your the country from the abuses of the and directed by Chuck Gutierrez. the Broadway canon, an artist panel heart out”. foreign invaders. Watch "Heneral Rizal" in a An evening of high notes and heavy and special guest performances by Presented at the Cinemalaya, a youtube and strike your heart with hitters, a musical showcase celebrating the creator of MA-BUHAY! , Joseph SATURDAY AUGUST 22 2020 film festival in the Philippines, and the spark of your nationalism. Winnipeg's finest Filipino voices! Sevillo and Winnpeg's theatre vet, 6:30 PM (doors open at 5:30) Andrea Macasaet, starring in Stephanie Sy! Rainbow Stage In Kildonan Park SIX The Musical on Broadway, It will be an evening that takes 10 talented singers under celebrates local talent. Hosted by Ticket amount: $20 her wing to offer free mentorship Andrea Macasaet. - Etransfer: beltfestywg@gmail. and coaching through the world of 10 artists have been selected com with your email musical theatre. Together, Andrea and from over 50 applicants from around - Available online via Instagram: the 10 artists will workshop a song Manitoba - even one from Manila @beltfestywg or from a musical and then perform and one from Hawaii! Facebook Page: Belt Fest 2020 by aLfie vera mella [email protected]
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