Emmerson Campbell

Guyana’s fittest man, Dillon Mahadeo, still has his hard hat on in preparation for the Reebok CrossFit Games even as there is some speculation that the event may not take place because of the coronavirus pandemic.

The current Covid-19 health crisis means that a lot of us are paying much more attention to our health and well-being than usual.

The Olympic Solidarity Scholarships that Guyanese and other athletes around the world benefit from was set to expire following the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, however due to the postponement of the Games as result of the pandemic, COVID-19, the scholarships will continue.

The gyms are closed. Stores are shutting down. Schools are closed.

However, this time of year, it is traditional that the National Sports Commission (NSV) reward outstanding persons in the sports fraternity with their award ceremony for their respective achievements.

Postponing the Olympic Games to next year was the right thing to do.

Asks Emmerson Campbell As the globe grapples with the pandemic, COVID-19, everyday brings more calls for a rethink of this year’s Olympic Games scheduled to open in four months to the day in Tokyo, Japan.

The bad news is that the coronavirus can remain on myriad surfaces for long periods, which means that it is possible to contract it even if you do not come into direct contact with someone who has it.

The Coronavirus pandemic is the trending topic worldwide. Guyana recorded its first case, a 52-year-old woman, who later became a casualty.

Drinking more water can actually make you build muscle and burn fat and increase your overall health.

There are three key things you should know about losing body fat.

Breathing is one of the functions that we usually take for granted as the body does this automatically.

The Athletic Association of Guyana (AAG) is set to stage the second of three CARIFTA Games trials at the National Track and Field Centre today.

Omissi Williams stepped on stage at Lichas Hall and brought the house down after slicing through the competition to win the inaugural Mr.

Dillon Mahadeo has done it again On the  asphalt of the National Park tarmac, the CrossFit 592 standout out ran, out lifted, out jumped and outlasted his worthy challengers to be once again crowned with the prestigious title of the fittest man in the 592.

There is a longstanding debate over the optimum time for training.

Seven track and field athletes potentially booked their tickets to compete at the 49th CARIFTA Games in Bermuda over the Easter weekend following the first trials yesterday at the National Track and Field Centre.

Unless you are already lean, at least part of your reason for exercising is that you want to burn fat and get ripped.

The Athletic Association of Guyana (AAG) is set to stage the first of three CARIFTA Games trials at the National Track and Field Centre tomorrow.

As part of your 2020 New Year’s resolution, you’re trying to lose body fat, gain muscle, or work towards some type of body composition goal.