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HRC Body Building Show 2012…Buddy’s Gym supports for 2nd year
With the 2012 edition of the Hugh Ross Classic Body Building and
Buddy’s Gym Marketing Manager Troy Edmondson hands over the letter of commitment to HRC’s Dexter Garnett.
Fitness Show mere weeks away from the start of the Regional competitions, Buddy’s Gym is the latest corporate entity to flex muscles with the Hugh Ross Classic Committee to ensure another successful year.
At the Gym’s Sheriff Street location, Marketing Manager Troy Edmondson handed over the entity’s contribution and a letter of commitment to HRC’s Marketing Officer Dexter Garnett.
Edmondson in making the presentation noted that Buddy’s Gym is in the business of producing quality bodies and promoting healthy lifestyles which are similar aims of the HRC thus there was no hesitation in them committing again this year.
“Buddy’s Gym is very pleased to be associated with the Hugh Ross Classics and we encourage athletes in the sport around Guyana to participate. We are also pleased that the body will this year be also focusing on promoting healthy lifestyles which is very important to our society.”
Apart from making a monetary contribution to the event, Buddy’s Gym will also be handing out four one-year membership packages to four of the first place finishers including the overall Mr. Hugh Ross Classic, 2012.
Garnett in response, expressed appreciation to Edmondson as well as the Management and Staff of Buddy’s Gym for the confidence they have placed in the event and the committee.
He promised that the usual high standards will be maintained and even upped this time around.
“This is why we have agreed to do the Regional Shows around Guyana which would allow athletes from Berbice, West Demerara, Linden and Georgetown the opportunity to show what they have and be selected to be part of the grand finale in July at the National Cultural Centre.”
Competition will be in five categories, Bantamweight, Lightweight, Middleweight, Heavyweight and Ms. Body Fitness.
The top two athletes from each category will be selected from the Regional shows to compete in the finals at the NCC.
A Fitness Fair will also form part of the package at the Regional competitions where sponsors of the event will have the opportunity to showcase their products and services to the patrons and fans.
Those athletes selected at the Regional level will be rewarded with supplement packages compliments of Fitness Express to ensure that they are in tip top shape for the finals. Personalized advice will also be given to those athletes.
Other sponsors on board so far Malta Supreme (Banks DIH), Mohamed’s Enterprise, The City Mall, Hand in Hand Insurance Group of Companies, Windjammer International Hotel, Mohamed’s General Store (Robb Street), Color’s Boutique (Robb Street) and Fazia’s Collection (America & Longden Streets).
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