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First ambidextrous games to be held

Monroe Darrell: owner of M-Core School of Health (Photograph by Akil Simmons)

Ambidextrous athletes are set to test their skills this weekend at the first MD X Games.

Monroe Darrell, owner of event organisers M-Core School of Health, said: “This event will promote total health by facilitating interactive activities and competition that use both the left and right sides of the body, including; brain function, motor skills and sports activities.

“M-Core’s free event will be open to the public and will attract both young and professional athletes, sports enthusiasts, fitness buffs and health-conscious individuals to name a few.”

The event was designed promote physical fitness with a series of activities and physical challenges.

Organisations involved include the Bermuda Football Association, the Bermuda Gymnastics Association, the Bermuda Cricket Board, Longevity Athletics Bermuda and Hobby Zone Bermuda.

Mr Darrell said: “I expect people to be surprised as they engage both sides of the body in simple ways they may not have thought to before, and it my desire that the community shifts to using the entire human body to elevate one’s overall health and wellness.”

The event will take place at the National Sports Centre’s South Field from 2pm to 5pm on Sunday.

Healthy food and drinks will be available for purchase, and there will be activities for all ages.

For more information, e-mail info@mcorehealth.com or contact Mr Darrell at 504-4181