Bahrain’s Brave Combat Federation has launched its first flagship gym in Lahore, Pakistan to bring international standard fitness practices and combat sports to the nation.
The launch was attended by the superstars of Pakistan Super League Karachi Kings including Babar Azam, Imad Wasim, Muhammad Amir and Wasim Akram.
“It is a very good initiative by Brave Combat Federation to bring an international standard training facility to Pakistan. Our athletes will surely benefit from the introduction of international fitness practices and standards,” said Wasim Akram, a legend in the cricket history of Pakistan.
Ayesha Omar hosted the grand opening of the event which showcased the gym facilities and the expertise of the certified coaching staff. The star-studded guests list included Salman Iqbal, owner of ARY network and partner of Brave Gym.
Fighters
The critically acclaimed Pakistani actor and host of one of the most popular television shows, Fahad Mustafa also became a part of the larger than life launch event. There were demonstrations by professional fighters Mehmosh Raza and Zia Mashwani, who have represented and made Pakistan proud through victories against international fighters in the past at various Brave events.
“It is not your average gym, it is the antidote to your regular boring training facilities. We aim to revolutionise the fitness industry through our approach towards fitness and strive to develop the limitless potential that our athletes have to prepare them for international competitions,” said Brave Gym CEO Omar Ahmad.
“I would extend our gratitude and thanks to Shaikh Khalid bin Hamad Al Khalifa for his efforts to develop sports around the world. Brave Gym is yet another step towards developing the sport in all parts of the world. We were thoroughly impressed with Pakistani fighters and fans when we became the first international MMA organisation to host an event here and we’ve made it our mission to help develop the sport in the country. Brave Gym is exactly that step,” said Brave Combat Federation president Mohammed Shahid.
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