UAE- Age no bar for taking up fitness challenge
His daughter, Ashraf Lakhani, said: "I was happy to see my son Afif and husband Amir Ali do yoga together for the first time, and so were my parents. Such innovative initiatives make our country's leaders great. A big thank you to them."
Sixteen-year-old Majed Al Banna came with his mother to participate in the fitness challenge."I am here to support my son in this challenge. Both his father and I signed up to be with him and encourage him. He is doing this as a volunteer project for his last two years at an IB school where he has to adopt a cause and follow it through. Fitness has been Majed's project this year. The more people Majed gets for such initiatives, the more successful his project is and that's why we along with other friends are here. Although I try to go to gym thrice a week, this challenge has definitely given me a reason to go every day," said Majed's mother, while rowing in an open gym at the venue.
Mayssa and Hikmat from Lebanon were present at the venue with their relatives' sons Jad, 6, and Zayed, 5, all dressed in sporty attire. "We are very much into fitness and we have brought these kids here to encourage them into health and fitness from a young age because this should be part of their lifestyle. Football is what these kids like and here we are finding so many variations of these activities. This challenge has increased the happiness factor in our lives and given us time to bond with each other.
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