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If you’re a dog owner who doesn’t mind an early start, this one’s for you: South Korean fitness personality and content creator Amotti is swapping burpees for belly rubs this April, leading Paws For A Cause: Dog Walk With Amotti – a sunrise dog walk at Universal Studios Singapore. The event is in support of Guide Dogs Singapore, which trains and matches guide dogs with visually impaired individuals.
Taking place on April 5, the event gives participants rare early access to the theme park before it opens to the public. From 7am to 8.30am, dog owners can take part in a 1km walk through the park alongside fellow pet owners and their dogs – a quieter, more relaxed way to experience the USS without the usual crowds.
Best known for crushing workouts on Netflix series Physical: 100 Season 2 (2024) and Physical: Asia (2025) and taking the win on the latter, the 33-year-old athlete Amotti is a South Korean CrossFit star and fitness influencer who shares his training, tips, and challenges on YouTube. This isn’t his first Singapore rodeo either – the South Korean fitness personality was just here for the two‑day Hyrox Singapore event at Singapore Expo in late November 2025, where he competed alongside his Physical: Asia teammate Choi Seung‑yeon.
Tickets for Paws for a Cause are priced at $70 per person, with all proceeds going directly to Guide Dogs Singapore. Each ticket also includes a breakfast bento set with a drink, redeemable within the park. Triple Play and USS season pass holders will also be able to attend the event, with redemption details to be released at a later date.
Do note that this is a special-access event – rides, retail stores, and restaurants will not be open during the walk. Entry to the park begins at 6.30am, with last admission at 7.10am.
Sign up for Paws For A Cause: Dog Walk With Amotti here.
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