Gym inaugurated

SHILLONG, SEPT 4: Minister, PWD (B), Information & Public Relations M Ampareen Lyngdoh today inaugurated Gold’s Gym at Lower Lachumiere, here in the city.

Speaking at the inauguration, Lyngdoh said that having a fitness centre with trained instructors will help people who had so far been doing workouts, Zumba etc at home haphazardly without any proper guidance.

Lauding the efforts of the franchisee in bringing the world renowned gym to the city of Shillong, the Minister hoped that many people will be drawn into health and wellness.

Gold’s Gym India is acknowledged for its unrivalled success in providing the finest equipment and fitness knowledge available to help its members achieve their individual potential. It follows a globally proven fitness training module with state-of-the-art infrastructure and delivery methodology and continuous up-gradation through training programs. With certified trainers and nutritional counselling, Gold’s Gym provides a comprehensive approach to the health and well-being of its members. Gold’s Gym has cut out for itself 122 gyms in India with Shillong being the 123^rd addition to the league.

Shillong has always been a fitness conscious place. The dust free environs, clean unadulterated air not only add to the lush greenery but make it an ideal place to pursue a fitness regime. With the launch of Gold’s Gym bringing in state of the art equipment and trained staff, fitness enthusiasts can now look forward to realize their dream of pursuing their passion for health and fitness to their ultimate potential.

On the momentous occasion, K Mordani, Director AceLife Fitness, remarked, “It has always been our effort to work towards bringing the city of Shillong at par with the other metropolitan cities. We have been successful in bringing new brands in the retail space over the years and now, as we look into newer dimensions and horizons, Golds Gym is a step forward in this endeavour. We are glad to bring a Globally renowned brand for the people of this city”

By Our Reporter