Every once or twice a year, SBD releases a collection of their products and apparel in a limited edition colourway. On the 29th of November this year, SBD launched the Eclipse range apparel in black and white, and also unveiled its new branding to the world.
Between the 2nd to 9th of December, 15 local athletes put up an outstanding performance at the Asian Classic Powerlifting Championship held in Almaty, Kazakhstan. Together with athletes from Thailand, Japan, India, Uzbekistan - just to name a few - this championship showcased an exciting battle of strength among young liftersattempting to break records, experienced lifters looking to retain their respective titles, and also thosesimply aiming to refresh their total on theinternational platform.
Last week, we witnessed a remarkable showing of 15 local athletes who competed at the Asian Classic Powerlifting Championship held in Almaty, Kazakhstan alongside many other stronglifters. This championship, which lasted from the 2nd to the 9th of December brought together athletes from Singapore, Malaysia, Mongolia, Taiwan, Kazakhstan - just to name a few - fired up to achieve whatever they came for, be it breaking an Asian record, getting a podium finish, or simply beating their personal best on the international platform.
Every once or twice a year, SBD releases a collection of their products and apparel in a limited edition colourway. On the 29th of November this year, SBD launched the Eclipse range apparel in black and white, and also unveiled its new branding to the world.
Between the 2nd to 9th of December, 15 local athletes put up an outstanding performance at the Asian Classic Powerlifting Championship held in Almaty, Kazakhstan. Together with athletes from Thailand, Japan, India, Uzbekistan - just to name a few - this championship showcased an exciting battle of strength among young lifters attempting to break records, experienced lifters looking to retain their respective titles, and also those simply aiming to refresh their total on the international platform.
Last week, we witnessed a remarkable showing of 15 local athletes who competed at the Asian Classic Powerlifting Championship held in Almaty, Kazakhstan alongside many other strong lifters. This championship, which lasted from the 2nd to the 9th of December brought together athletes from Singapore, Malaysia, Mongolia, Taiwan, Kazakhstan - just to name a few - fired up to achieve whatever they came for, be it breaking an Asian record, getting a podium finish, or simply beating their personal best on the international platform.