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Fitness Express sponsors airfare for Mr. Guyana CAC participation
Reigning Mr. Guyana Kerwyn Clarke is aiming for the gold medal at the 42nd edition of the Central American and Caribbean Bodybuilding and Fitness Federation Championships (CACBFF) on October 4-5 in St. Maarten.
Jamie Mc Donald (left) hands over the cheque to Mr. Guyana Kerwyn Clarke.
Long time sponsor and supporter, Fitness Express has once again energized Clarke making it possible for him to be on stage in St. Maarten. Owner/Manager Jamie Mc Donald in handing over the cheque to Clarke stated that he was once again very pleased to be associated with the top Guyana bodybuilder.
“Fitness Express is once again very delighted to be associated with Clarke and his endeavour to bring back the gold medal at this year’s CAC competition. We have been following and supporting his progress over the years and we know that he would be successful, thus our decision to support him.”
Mc Donald has been supporting bodybuilding and sports ever since opening for business a few short years ago and according to him, will continue to give back to ensure development of Guyana’s athletes.
Clarke, who won bronze in the Welterweight category at last year’s competition said he is going after the elusive gold this time around and is grateful to Fitness Express for their partnership.
“I would like to thank Fitness Express for their continued support to me, I really do appreciate it.”
Despite being taken down by influenza for a short period which impacted on his preparations, Clarke said that he is up and running again and has regained his composure as he puts things together to bring back the top prize.
“My confidence is very high at the moment and I am very focused on the task at hand and can’t wait to get on stage next month to make myself and country proud.”
The Guyana Amateur Body Building and Fitness Federation (GABBFF) named five athletes who will compete in St. Maarten, Clarke in the Under-164lbs category, Devon Davis (Flyweight Under-132lbs) class, USA based Bruce Whatley, Caerus Cipriani who will be the first Guyanese to compete in the Men’s Physique competition and female, Alisha Fortune set to strut her stuff in the Miss Body Fitness competition.
The GABBFF will be holding a fund raising bar-b-que to support the team on Saturday September 27 at the Victoria Law Chambers, South Road from13:00hrs. Tickets are $1000 and can be obtained from any member of the federation’s executive.
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