Emmerson Campbell

CARIFTA Games 2022, ongoing works at the synthetic facilities along with the day-to-day running of the Athletic Association of Guyana (AAG) were among the talking points when Sports Minister, Charles Ramson Jr.,

Have you ever thought that the reason you’re not reaching your fitness goal is because you can’t focus?

Minister of Sport, Charles Ramson Jr., will engage in a second round of discussions with associations beginning this week, perhaps as early as tomorrow.

As you get older, you need to work out and stay active and healthy as best as possible.

The calendar has flipped to October and there seems to be no light anywhere close to the end of the COVID-19 tunnel for gym owners, sportsmen and women and gym enthusiasts. 

As the gyms and fitness centres here remain closed, I know most people and regular gym goers are struggling a bit at the moment and with good reason. 

The appointment of the members of the National Sports Commission (NSC) and the naming of a new Director of Sport should be done within a month.

Former cyclist and benefactor of the sport, Wilbert Benjamin who met an untimely demise on September 15, will be laid to rest tomorrow.

Plans are in the pipeline for the hosting of a ‘celebratory’ bodybuilding competition in December.

“No problem.” Was Elton Dharry’s response to a potential rematch with Dexter ‘De Kid’ Marques after the latter recently indicated he would be interested in a rematch.

In this column I usually focus a lot on the physical benefits of exercise – gaining muscles, losing weight, and overall better health.

The local cycling fraternity is mourning once again following the untimely passing of former cyclist and benefactor of the sport, Wilbert Benjamin yesterday.

Says Emmerson Campbell The conversation for the safe reopening of gyms and fitness centres in Guyana should have started ‘yesterday’.

Minister of Culture, Youth and Sports, Charles Ramson Jr., is pleased with the sector’s allocation but revealed that much more is to be expected from the 2021 budget for sport.

Last Sunday, I participated in a virtual meeting with some gym owners, trainers and nutritionists discussing a wide range of topics.

I’ve always enjoyed the sweet taste of fruits but lately I have been consuming them more than ever.

Alcohol consumption, Netflix subscriptions and online shopping have all skyrocketed since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic.

President of the Guyana Rugby Football Union (GRFU), Ryan Dey would like to see the new government bring about sweeping changes so as to cause a revolution in sports in Guyana.

If you have lost or are losing your hard-earned gains owing to the closure of gyms, this one is for you.

Livable wages for coaches and athletes and the enactment of the Sports Policy will be key topics of discussion when the executive of the Guyana Olympic Association (GOA) and the new Minister of Sport, Charles Ramson Jr.,