Dubai Sports Council launch digital fitness training platform

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Saeed Hareb, Secretary General of Dubai Sports Council
Saeed Hareb, Secretary General of Dubai Sports Council

Dubai - This platform provides fitness training service via "Live Video Streaming" on the internet

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Published: Mon 23 Mar 2020, 10:19 PM

Last updated: Tue 24 Mar 2020, 12:25 AM

The Dubai Sports Council has launched a new initiative to encourage people to keep a healthy lifestyle amid the coronavirus outbreak. In collaboration with New Age Fitness, a subsidy of Al Ahli Holding Group, DSC have announced the launch of a digital platform for distance fitness training.
This platform provides fitness training service via "Live Video Streaming" on the internet, which enables users to resume their daily fitness training in complete privacy at home, without going into public space.
Launching the initiative, Saeed Hareb, Secretary General of Dubai Sports Council, said: "We are really pleased to announce this very important initiative for the community in collaboration with New Age Fitness. Exercising and staying fit has become even more important now given everything that is happening around the world.
"It is my humble request to everyone to please be safe, be responsible, and to respect and follow all the precautionary safety measures recommended by the government and the health authorities. But also make sure you keep exercising because a healthy body means a strong immune system.
"Exercising will strengthen your immune system and a strong immune system is your best defence against illness. So please make use of this initiative and stay fit, and stay safe."
From his side, Mohammed Khammas Al Yamahi, CEO of Al Ahli Holding Group, emphasised that the platform provides highly professional and diversified training content developed by specialised and qualified trainers, which suits different segments of society, various age categories and the needs of the trainees. Al Yamahi added that offering this platform for free and being easily of accessed by trainees at homes will urge new segments of society to practice sport.
 


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