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The Nassau GuardianSend an emailJuly 7, 2023 25 1 minute readFacebookTwitterLinkedInShare via Email

Spartan, a world-renowned obstacle course event encouraging physical fitness and mental toughness, is proud to announce its latest initiative to give back to the community. In partnership with local organizations and schools, Spartan will offer free races to up to 500 schoolchildren in The Bahamas on Friday, August 24.

This initiative aims to promote health and wellness among the youth of The Bahamas, while also encouraging them to pursue their dreams and be the best they can be. The races will be open to primary and secondary school students, and will take place at the Atlantis resort on Paradise Island.

“We are thrilled to be able to offer these races to school children in The Bahamas,” said Joe De Sena, chief executive officer and founder of Spartan. “Our mission has always been to inspire people to push their limits and achieve their goals, and we believe this initiative aligns perfectly with that.”

The races will feature obstacles designed to challenge the physical and mental abilities of the participants, while providing them with a fun and engaging experience. The goal is to encourage children to become active and engage in physical activity, while developing essential life skills such as teamwork, determination, and perseverance.

“In today’s fast-paced world, it’s more important than ever to promote physical fitness and mental toughness among our youth,” a local school official said. “We are grateful to Spartan for providing this opportunity to our students, and we are confident that this initiative will positively impact their lives.”

Spartan also invites local businesses and organizations to participate in the initiative by sponsoring races and supporting the participants. This collaborative effort will help ensure the initiative’s success and provide a lasting impact on the community.