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Sep 11, 2016 Sports
Fitness Express has once again stepped and maintained its support of national sports with a contribution towards next week’s Guyana Amateur Powerlifting Federation (GAPF) Raw Nationals championships set for the Critchlow Labour College.

Owner/Manager of Fitness Express Jamie Mc Donald (left) hands over sponsorship cheque to GAPF’s Tai Eusebio.
Owner/Manager of Fitness Express Jamie McDonald who handed over his entity’s contribution to GAPF’s PRO Tai Eusebio noted that Fitness Express has been supporting the sport for many years and was pleased to continue that tradition.
“We at Fitness Express are very happy to be supporting you once again. We have seen the rise of many athletes who have gone on to excel at the highest level and we are proud of playing a role in this regard.”
Eusebio, who expressed gratitude to Mc Donald for their continued commitment and investment to the sport, noted that the GAPF is pleased with the traction the RAW category is receiving locally, and anticipates credible performances by many in attendance on Sunday next.
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