Robinson has unfinished business at IMPI Challenge #1
Professional Muay Thai fighter, kickboxer, stuntman and personal trainer, Ashley Robinson (Kenilworth) has unfinished business at the IMPI Challenge #1 that will take place...
Friends ready to conquer the FNB Magalies Monster MTB Classic together
The FNB Magalies Monster MTB Classic (taking place at the ATKV Buffelspoort on Saturday, 01 June 2019) has become a yearly ‘must do’ event...
Sizwe Medical Fund & 3SixtyLife sign up as title sponsor of...
Johannesburg – Athletics South Africa (ASA) has welcomed Sizwe Medical Fund & 3SixtyLife as the title sponsor of the ASA Senior Track & Field...
ASA welcomes Twizza as Title Sponsor of U18 and U20 Track...
Johannesburg – Athletics South Africa (ASA) is excited to welcome Twizza as the title sponsor of the Twizza ASA U18 and U20 Track &...
Endometriosis won’t get Jenna down at the FNB Platinum Trail Run
Fifteen year old Jenna Schubach from Rustenburg will take on the 2019 FNB Platinum Trail Run as part of her “Endometriosis Awareness” campaign.Schubach was...
IMPI Challenge proudly supports Cape of Good hope SPCA
Adventure seekers can positively affect the lives of Cape Town’s stray and abandoned animals by choosing to make a donation towards the Cape of...
help2read welcomed as 4th charity of FNB Cape Town 12 ONERUN
The organisers of the FNB Cape Town 12 ONERUN, the Cape’s premier 12km road run, are proud to announce that help2read has been welcomed...
PUMA School of Speed treats Potchefstroom to #ForeverFaster Track & Field...
SA’s premier school’s track & field series, the PUMA School of Speed took Potchefstroom by storm on Wednesday, 13 March 2019 with junior track...
IMPI Challenge equates to the perfect team building experience
Taking place at Coetzenburg (Stellenbosch) on Saturday, 06 April 2019, the IMPI Challenge #1 is the perfect event for corporate organisations that are looking...
Prize Purse announced for 2019 FNB Cape Town 12 ONERUN
The FNB Cape Town 12 ONERUN will boast an impressive overall prize purse of R250 000 in 2019, with the open men’s and women’s winners...