First off, Happy Independence Day to all the readers.
The second annual Guyana Independence Carnival has taken the 592 by storm and some of the biggest alcoholic beverage companies in the region have partnered to sponsor the numerous events.
CARIFTA Games athletes, Matthew Gordon, Adriel Austin, Anisha Gibbons, Deshanna Skeete and Daniel Melville played the starring roles when the two-day Youth and Junior Championships concluded yesterday at the National Track and Field Centre.
Gold medal efforts by Claudrice McKoy, Chantoba Bright, Anisha Gibbons and Matthew Gordon highlighted Team Guyana’s performance at the CARIFTA Games which saw the local outfit earning a record 10 medals, four of them gold.
Guyana Independence Carnival 2019 is right around the corner and gyms and fitness centres countrywide are filled with individuals (including myself) looking to get a tighter physique and to get primed for the many pool parties, J’ouvert celebrations and the street parade.
With the drama of the Pan Am Qualifiers behind him, Keevin Allicock has now shifted his focus to the Pan Am Games and the boxer is hoping that the powers-that-be pull out all the stops to enable local athletes to climb the podium steps.
The road to the Cayman Islands has been set for the 21 athletes who will carry the Golden Arrowhead at the 2019 CARIFTA Games over the Easter holiday weekend.
Without throwing a punch, Keevin Allicock lost his bid on Monday to clinch a berth in the semifinal of the Pan Am Qualifiers currently underway in Nicaragua but President of the Guyana Boxing Association (GBA), Steve Ninvalle is putting up a fight outside the ropes.
During the last few weeks we have touched on liquids like coconut water and coffee and their pros and cons for your fitness journey, but what about milk?