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Flex Night Int. now set for March 2, 2014
Director of Flex Night Inc. Donald Sinclair has disclosed that this year’s Flex Night International body building and fitness show will not come off this month as was originally scheduled.
Donald Sinclair
Sinclair in an invited comment stated that the decision to put the show back would have been arrived at due to a number of challenges and in the interest of pulling off an event that is second to none, they have decided that Flex Night International will neo take place on March 2, 2014.
The Manager of Fitness Paradise Gym noted that they are working on making the environment for gym members bigger and more comfortable and they are in the process of moving to a new location.
Sinclair informed that the respective countries and athletes who were invited have been informed of the new developments and they will pull out all the stops to ensure that come March 2, 2014, fans will be fully entertained and impressed with the quality of athletes and the show.
Surinamese Soepe Koese was crowned Mr. Flex Night International last December at the National Cultural Centre. The little Dutchman who had won the 154lbs and Under category, outdueled three Guyanese, Rawle Green (over 176lbs); Kerwin Clarke (155 – 165lbs) and Delon Harlequin (166 – 176lbs) in the clash of the category winners in the overall pose down.
Meanwhile, Flex Night Inc. will shortly be launching the second edition of the Flex Night Magazine.
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