Raymond Lee at EOHK

Raymond Lee at EOHK

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An organizer of the hiking group Eye Opener Hong Kong (EOHK)

09/08/2026

Today's hike may serve as a textbook case for organizers: for summer hikes, choose a track with minimal sunlight exposure. Keep the total distance within 10km. Despite the record high temparature at urban areas, we experienced a very cool environment along the forest tracks. Once we reached Ho Pui, we did not hesitate to take the minibus to finish the hike.

Photos from Raymond Lee at EOHK's post 20/07/2026

Suffering from a flu last week so need to stop vigorous exercise. Had a simple hike from Tai Wai to Shing Mun Reservoir, later became a shortened version of forest bathing and grounding.

05/07/2026

Started with traces of rain. Ended with very hot weather warning signal. Need to go very slowly to avoid heatstroke.

Photos from Raymond Lee at EOHK's post 03/07/2026

Hot weather makes runners feel less energized and naturally reduce training volume, forming a vicious cycle towards poorer performance. My solution is to switch to internal training (my version is a 1km dash followed by a 150 second rest, repeating 4-6 times). After 2 weeks, my pacing returns to within 5 minutes per km.

28/06/2026

Today's hike was cut short due to challenging condition on the hiking trail (very slippery due to rain water accumulated a few days ago). We walked back to where we started and have early lunch. Afterwards, yellow rainstorm warning was hoisted.

Photos from Raymond Lee at EOHK's post 21/06/2026

How to have a 30km trailrun when it's extremely hot? Divide the route into two halfs, have a lunch break in the middle, and choose trails with lots of tree shades.

Photos from Raymond Lee at EOHK's post 15/06/2026

Sunday's event was cancelled due to weather, but at least no rainstorm was imminent during daytime. Ended the day with a half matathon that also served as the last run for my nearly torn out Topo trailrunning shoes after 4 years of service.

12/06/2026

Heavy rain is expected this weekend. Shifted my regular running to Friday evening to enjoy some calm before the storm.

07/06/2026

Today's event was on the blink of cancellation. But radar image from Hong Kong Observatory this morning showed the risk of rainstorm is minimal so I decided to go on as scheduled. Luckily, the sun came out just when we were about to start. Shortly after we had lunch together and disbanded, thunderstorm warning was hoisted again. So we were very lucky this time.

06/06/2026

Started after the first wave of rainstorm, and ended before the second wave arrived.

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