Fitness Express has once again answered the call of the Athletic Association of Guyana (AAG).
Jamie McDonald, CEO of Guyana’s leading fitness supplements and gym equipment supplier, recently made a presentation to the association to help offset some of the traveling contingent’s expenses to the CARIFTA Games in the Bahamas.
Fitness Express has been a long standing benefactor of several disciplines and sportsmen and women, helping them to excel at their craft locally and overseas.
McDonald’s contribution was timely since the athletes and officials are scheduled to depart tonight as they look to make an impact on the medal table during the 50th edition of the annual showpiece.
He noted that he is always pleased to lend a helping hand and looks forward to the athletes returning with hardware from the Games.
Guyana is set to send a team of 18 of the best track and field teen stars to Nassau, Bahamas.
The event is scheduled for April 7-10 at the Thomas Robinson Stadium.
According the correspondence, the traveling contingent will comprise 18 athletes and five officials.
The team is set to be spearheaded by two-time CARIFTA Games gold medalist, javelin ruler, Anisha Gibbons. The officials are, coaches, Mark Scott, Keisa Burnett, and Linden Phillips while the manager is Keith Campbell pictured receiving Fitness Express’s contribution to the association.
Noelex Holder is the unit’s physiotherapists.
