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The second edition of the Fitness conscious Ghanaians program dub the “Accra Works out” will come off at the Accra Sports Stadium this Saturday, August 31.
The program which will be a monthly event is been put together by Primeval Consult in partnership with the National Sports Authority.
The first edition was lauded by many with scores in attendance
The second edition will draw participants from various Keep Fit Clubs, Corporate bodies and individuals to the multi- purpose court at the Accra Stadium. The program will give an opportunity to members of the corporate world to burn down calories due to their busy work schedules.
Speaking to JOY Sports ,CEO of primeval consult Larry Opare is confident all the needed arrangements have been made for a second successful take off. “We want to help those who do not train or exercise frequently to come out and feel the benefits of aerobics and the advantages in visiting gyms to shape their bodies” he said.
He thanked the National Sports Authority for the support as well as the sponsors who have thrown their weight behind the initiative.
The Accra Workout program is supported by Hisense, Gidi Power, Jubilee Sports, Henkoq Ventures, Lord J Alkaline Water and the Chartered Institute of Marketing Ghana (CIMG).
The second edition is likely to see some Black Stars players participate ahead of the clash with Zambia in Kumasi upon arrival before Saturday
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