Q1: Is this your first time climbing stairs?
A: No, it's not my first time.

Q2: What's the highest building you have ever climbed?
A: Merdeka 118!

Q3: Who do you usually climb with?
A: I usually climb with Uncle Ravin, my dad, and my mom.

Q4: How do you feel after climbing today?
A: I feel good!

Q5: How many times did you climb today, and would you like to come again next week?
A: I climbed seven times today, and yes!

Q1: As the oldest member of the 100 Floors Club, what has tower running taught you about longevity in sport?
A: Tower running has taught me that consistency is more important than speed. I focus on listening to my body, pacing myself, and staying active regularly. That is what allows me to keep climbing despite my age.

Q2: How has tower running evolved compared to when you first started?
A: When I started, tower running was more about personal challenge. Today, it has become more structured with better training knowledge, safety awareness, and a stronger community. Athletes are now more educated about recovery and proper technique.

Q3: What advice would you give to younger tower runners?
A: Do not rush for results. Take care of your body, train smart, and stay consistent. Speed will come with time, but health is what allows you to stay in the sport for many years.