October is Breastcancer Awareness Month. Zacht Beton and Sonita Muluh are contributing to this important month by raising money for Pink Ribbon!
How does it work?
Simple! You come to our gym and do your best deadlift. Every kilogram you lift can be sponsored by friends, family, colleagues, neighbours,… At the end of the day you raise an amount of money by yourself, that will then be added to the total amount of money we raise that day. This will integrally go to Pink Ribbon, an organization devoted to early detection and prevention of breast cancer, and supporting patients currently battling the disease.
I’m in! How do I sign up?
Send a message to Zacht Beton or alexi_beton on instagram or email alexi@zachtbeton.be with this infor
As soon as your registration is complete you will receive a form that you can share via email, instagram, facebook,…
That’s it!
Who are we?
Our gym is called ‘Zacht Beton’ (roughly translated to ‘Tender Stone’). We are a strength sports and powerlifting gym in Ghent, Belgium. Our main mission is to make strength sports more accessible in general and actively reach out to under-represented / under-supported groups to guide them in their journey as a strength athlete.
Practical information
When? Sunday October 30th from 10 am until 18 pm.
Where? At the Zacht Beton Gym in Ghent, Belgium.
What can I expect?
You come over wearing or carrying your gym clothes (we have a small dressing room). When you arrive we will register your participation and the weight you intend to lift + the sponsors you collected for your lift. There is a space in which you can do a warm-up. When you’re ready you perform your best deadlift on one of our two platforms. To broaden our scope we will have a live stream airing the lifts on platform one, but also a more anonymous platform for those who prefer to lift off social media.
By participating in ‘Carry The Weight’ you are contributing to the continuous effort to raise awareness of the importance of early detection of breastcancer and the support of patients currently battling the disease.
