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The countdown to the seventh edition of the Dubai Fitness Challenge is on! Created by His Highness Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, The Crown Prince and Chairman of The Executive Council of Dubai, the month-long, city-wide 30×30 fitness event returns on 28th October, 2023. This year’s DFC calendar features free workouts, exciting events, wellness-centric entertainment, and more. Get ready to be inspired! Here’s everything you need to know about Dubai Fitness Challenge 2023.

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The unique fitness challenge has become one of the most popular annual events in Dubai . It was initiated in 2017 by H.H. Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, the Crown Prince of Dubai.

Running from 28th October until 26th November 2023, the Dubai Fitness Challenge (DFC) encourages every resident to do 30 minutes of exercise every day for 30 days.

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Are you excited to create a fitness-focused mindset and switch to an active lifestyle? Let’s find out all that Dubai Fitness Challenge 2023 has to offer.

DUBAI FITNESS CHALLENGE EVENTS

From running and cycling to football, yoga, padel tennis and cricket, there’s so much to look forward to. For 2023, there will be 3 Fitness Villages, 25 Fitness Hubs and signature events, including Dubai Ride and Dubai Run. In addition, we’ll be seeing a new event called Dubai Stand Up Paddle.

Here’s a list of flagship and community Dubai Fitness Challenge events you can participate in.

For Dubai Fitness Challenge registration, please visit the official website.

DUBAI RIDE PRESENTED BY DP WORLD

Imagine waking up early to cycle on one of UAE’s busiest arterial highways. That’s right! For one morning, all Dubai residents can ride their cycles on Downtown Dubai’s iconic Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Boulevard and Sheikh Zayed Road.

This community cycling event will have two routes: 4km Downtown Family and 12km Sheikh Zayed Road.

The 4km Downtown Family route includes Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Boulevard, Dubai Mall , Dubai Opera and the Burj Khalifa. The easier of the two, this route suits cyclists of all ages and skills.

The 12km Sheikh Zayed Road route will cover the Dubai World Trade Centre and Safa Park. Participants must climb the Dubai Canal Bridge, making it more suited to experienced cyclists.

Type of event: Flagship
Location: Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Boulevard and Sheikh Zayed Road
Starting Point: Multiple
What to bring : Your bike, helmet, water bottle, Dubai Ride bib
Date: 12th November 2023
Timings: 05:00 am to 07:45 am
Charges: Free
Registration: dubairide official website

DUBAI RUN, PRESENTED BY MAI DUBAI

Join the world’s largest fun race, Dubai Run and jog along the city’s legendary thoroughfare, Sheikh Zayed Road, starting at the iconic Museum of the Future . This flagship event has two distances: 5km and 10km.

The shorter 5km route has a flat track and is best for runners of all abilities. You will run past The Dubai Mall, Dubai Opera and Burj Khalifa.

More experienced runners can register for the 10km route that covers Sheikh Zayed Road, Business Bay, Dubai Canal, Emaar Square and Al Mustaqbal Street.

Location: Sheikh Zayed Road
Starting Point: Museum of the Future, Sheikh Zayed Road
What to bring : Your Dubai Run bib and t-shirt
Date: 26th November 2023
Timings: 06:30 a.m. to 08:00 a.m.
Registration: dubairun official website

MAI DUBAI CITY HALF MARATHON

When did you last take part in a marathon? If you haven’t been part of the challenge, sign up for the Mai Dubai City Half Marathon. Participants will jog past some of the most iconic destinations in Downtown Dubai, Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) and Sheikh Zayed Road.

Starting at Gate Building DIFC , the route will cover Burj Khalifa, Emirates Towers and the Museum of the Future. If a 21km half marathon sounds like too much work, you can register for the shorter formats – a 5km or 10km circuit, depending on your ability.

Location: Dubai International Financial Centre, Downtown Dubai, Sheikh Zayed Road
Starting Point: Gate Building, Dubai International Financial Centre
What to bring : Training gear, water bottle, towel, sunscreen
Date: 29th October 2023
07:00 a.m. 21 km
06:45 a.m. 10 km
06:15 a.m. 5km
AED 225 – 5km race
AED 175 – 10km race
AED 150 – 21km race
Registration: Required (only residents aged 16+ are eligible to participate)

NAKHEEL PALM RUN 2023

The first edition of the Nakheel Palm Run 2023 will be taking place on the 4th of November, 2023. This new run sets itself apart by being open to people of all abilities and levels, including people of determination – with the tracks being accessible for all. The prizes are quite tempting – there are cash prizes of up to 21k up for grabs! The Finishers get a medal and a free event t-shirt.

Another exciting element of this run is that it covers the Palm’s Crescent, along with the Al Ittihad Park (at the centre of the Palm’s run) – making it a more memorable and picturesque run for all. There are multiple distances – 5 km, 10km, and 21.1 km for ages 16 and above; while children aged 4 to 15 have a 1 km run.

Type of event : Community
Location : Palm Jumeirah
What to bring : Race Pack
Date : 04th November 2023
Timings : From 06:30 am
Charges : – 1 km (for children 4 -15) – AED 35 AED – 5 km: 99 AED – 10 km: 70 AED -21.1 km – 215 AED* * These prices are excluding VAT
Registration : Required on the Nakheel Palm Run website

DUBAI WOMEN’S RUN 2023

Put those running shoes on for the most prominent women’s sporting event in the Arab World. Organised by UAE Athletics and Dubai Sports Council, the 9th edition of Dubai’s Women’s Run will have 5k, 10k and Family Run categories. Create lasting memories with family and friends by running past Ain Dubai , Caesars Palace and the JBR skyline.

Type of event: Community
Location: Bluewaters Island
What to bring : Race pack
Date: 05th November 2023
6:50 a.m. Warm-up session
7:00 a.m. 10km run starts
7:10 a.m. 5km run starts
8:15 a.m. 5km & 10km Prize Giving
8:25 a.m. Warm-up session for Fun Run runners
8:30 a.m. Fun Run starts
Please reach the venue at least 45 minutes before the start of your race
AED 131.25 – 3km (19 to 99 years)
AED 105 – 3km Junior (up to 18 years)
AED 183.75 – 5km (19 to 99 years)
AED 157.50 – 5km Junior (up to 18 years)
AED 183.75 – 10km (19 to 99 years)
AED 157.50 – 10km Junior (16 to 18 years)
Registration: Required (no registration on race day)
Special instructions: Participants more than 15 minutes late WILL NOT be allowed

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Dubai South ‘Run and Ride’

Get excited for the Dubai South ‘Run and Ride’ event on 5th November. The cycling event offers the 40 km single lap or the 80 km double lap.

Registrations cost AED 95, and you’ll receive a Race Pack with a race bib, a t-shirt, a timing chop and a bag drop tag. Finishers will be receiving medals, certificates, race timing data and photographs. Snacks will be available at the event villages, and the top three male and female finishers will receive exciting prizes.

Dubai South Run takes place at 04:00 p.m. at the exact location for running enthusiasts looking to challenge themselves. This, too, spans a 40 km distance.

Location: Dubai South GQ GQ building near Al Maktoum International Airport
Ride: 07:00 a.m.
Run: 04:00 p.m.
Charges: AED 95
Registration: Required
Age Requirements: Males (5 to 99 years), Females (8 to 99 years)

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Dubai Stand Up Paddle

If you’re passionate about being in a chill environment while getting fit, this event is for you. A new entry in the 2023 Dubai Fitness Challenge, Dubai Stand Up Paddle offers you the opportunity to glide on your SUP board at Hatta Dam while soaking in views of the beautiful mountains and the water

Dubai Stand Up Paddle is a free event with certified coaches on the premises for guidance. You can enrol in a complimentary training based on your age and skill level for 30 minutes or dive into the Stand Up Paddle Challenge. Tackle the course, and you’ll be awarded a Challenge Certificate.

You can also participate in the sunset yoga session from 05:45 p.m., watching the sunset and breathing in the crisp mountain air. Please note that you must be able to swim, and life jackets are mandatory. An adult must accompany individuals below the age of 21.

While enrolling, you can request a complimentary stand-up padel or indicate that you are bringing your own. There will be complimentary shuttle buses from Dubai to Hatta Dam.

Location: Hatta Dam
Date: 18th November 2023
02:00 p.m. to 02:25 p.m. – Adults SUP Training (17 years+)
03:00 p.m. to 03:45 p.m. – Teens SUP Training (10 – 16 years)
04:00 p.m. to 04:45 p.m.- Kids SUP training (5 to 9 years)
05:00 p.m. to 05:45 p.m. – Adults’ Dubai SUP Challenge Event (17 years+)
05:15 p.m. to 05:45 p.m. – Sunset Yoga (17+ years)
Charges: Free

Champs Sports and Fitness Hub

If you’re not sure about the activities to include on your 30×30 calendar for the Dubai Fitness Challenge, register for Champs Sports and Fitness Hub. Top fitness trainers will offer a variety of workouts, including HIIT, core workouts, strength and conditioning and yoga.

This event will be held at Champs Sports Club, located in Al Quoz Industrial Area 3, and Champs Outdoors at Dubai Festival City.

Location: Champs Sports Club in Al Quoz Industrial Area 3 and Champs Outdoors at Dubai Festival City
Date: 28th October to 26th November 2023
Champs Al Quoz: Strength and conditioning every Wednesday from 06:00 p.m. and every Saturday from 09:00 p.m.
Champs Dubai Festival City: Circuit and Core 2×30 (2 classes each 30 min): Every Monday, 07:00 a.m.
Strength and Conditioning 2×30: Every Wednesday from 7:00 a.m.
HIIT and Core 2×30: Every Saturday from 08:00 a.m.
Yoga: Every Sunday from 08:00 a.m.

HOW TO JOIN DUBAI FITNESS CHALLENGE – FITNESS VILLAGES

If you are creating your Dubai Fitness Challenge 2023 activities calendar, check out what this year’s fitness villages offer.

DP WORLD KITE BEACH FITNESS VILLAGE

The DP World Kite Beach Fitness Village has more than 24 fitness zones for participants to get fit and have fun. Dubai Chamber Aqua Parks Leisure offers a special AED 30 for watersports fans. You can find hundreds of free sessions in activities, including gymnastics, golf, rugby, football, cricket, pilates, padel tennis, padbol and a lot more!

The Fitness Village features Emirates NBD Aqua Park, a 40m inflatable water-based obstacle course this year. The activity is charged at AED 30 for 30 minutes and guarantees some slip-and-slide fun. If you need to refuel, Kite Beach has plenty of food and beverage outlets selling healthy food and drinks.

Location: Kite Beach
What to bring : Your workout gear, water bottle, towels, sunscreen and any specialised sports/training equipment
03:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. – Monday to Friday
07:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. – Saturday and Sunday
Check the DFC official website for class timings
Charges: Some activities are free, while others have additional charges (up to AED 30)
Classes: Aerobics, boxing, football, yoga, rowing, cricket and watersports

Danube Sports World Fitness Hub

Danube Sports World Fitness Hub offers free activities, including badminton, table tennis, padel, cricket, football, and more. To know which events are taking place, follow their Instagram account, @danubesportworld, where daily announcements on the sports events are made at 05:00 p.m.

Location: Danube Sports World
What to bring : Your workout gear, water bottle, towels, and any specialised sports/training equipment
Timings: 06:00 a.m. to 09:00 p.m.

HOW TO PARTICIPATE IN DUBAI FITNESS CHALLENGE – FITNESS HUBS

You can explore fitness hubs that will be operational in multiple locations besides flagship and community events. Remember that most fitness hubs are free. However, some activities might have additional charges. Please get in touch with Dubai Fitness Challenge locations directly for queries and more information.

Dubai Silicon Oasis Fitness Hub

In collaboration with Fitness First, a fitness hub at Dubai Silicon Hub will organise workshops to get you moving. It will take place from 1st November to 12th November and offers fitness activities for different difficulty levels.

Special events to look out for include the Les Mills Body Combat event on 4th November, from 05:00 p.m., and the Tough Mudder Bootcamp challenge from 07:00 a.m.

WHAT’S ON OFFER:

Fitness First workshops: 04:00 p.m. to 08:00 p.m. daily from 1st November until 12th November
Les Mills Body Combat Event: 05:00 p.m. to 7.30 p.m., 4th November
Tough Mudder Bootcamp: 7 a.m. to 09.30 a.m., 5th November
Location: Event Plaza, Dubai Digital Plaza
Date: 1st to 12th November 2023
Highlights: Les Mills Body Combat Event: 05:00 p.m. to 07.30 p.m.

The Beach: Ultimate Dance Workout Party

Try fun workouts at The Beach at JBR, like Zumba, Trampoline Fitness, Boxing, Kickboxing, Yoga and meditation. These workouts are held every Friday and Saturday near the fresh breeze of the sea. There’s also a DJ to spruce up the mood.

Location: The Beach, JBR
Date: Every Friday and Saturday, 28th October to 26th November 2023
Highlights: 4 daily classes, 20 to 45 minutes: 05:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.

Ripe Market Fitness Hub

The Ripe Market, Academic Park hosts complimentary events for people with varied interests. Highlights include Community Yoga sessions, Vinyasa Yoga, Sunset Yoga and Boot Camps. These activities help you stay active while connecting your mind with your body.

It is recommended to bring your own yoga mat and water bottle for these sessions.

Location: The Ripe Market, Academy
Community Yoga by Karma Yoga: Every Saturday from 09:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m.
Vinyasa Yoga by 8D Yoga: Every weekend from 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.
Sunset Yoga by My Core Studio: Daily from 05:00 p.m. to 06:00 p.m.

Hatta Wadi Fitness Hub

What’s better than exercising outdoors while enjoying the rugged beauty of Hatta? Whether you prefer hiking or biking, there will be many fun activities for the entire family.

Location: Hatta Wadi Hub
Contact : [email protected].

City Walk Fitness Hub

City Walk’s Fitness Hub offers 30 days of 30 different activities, including HIIT, core workouts, pilates and more, and a physiotherapy recovery program.

You can also snap some shots for the gram at the photobook experience – where you take 10-second videos, which then get displayed on the Roxy Cinemas screens.

Location: City Walk
Highlights: Pilates, HIIT, circuit workouts and more

DUBAI FITNESS CHALLENGE USEFUL APPS

Now, you may be wondering how to keep track of your Dubai 30×30 workouts. Well, studies show that fitness apps can help keep your regimens and motivation on track. You can record your 30X30 progress with Dubai Fitness Challenge App Partners. The list includes:

Fitbit Premium
Count’d
Core Direction
Technogym
Dubai Fitness Challenge ENHAPP
Runkeeper by ASICS
McGregor FAST

Visit the official Dubai Fitness Challenge website to learn more about the special app discounts, features and prices for DFC 2023.

DUBAI 30-DAY FITNESS CHALLENGE FAQS

Who created dubai fitness challenge.

H.H. Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum created this event. The inaugural edition was held in 2017.

WHAT ARE THE NEW DUBAI FITNESS CHALLENGE 2023 DATES?

The 30-day event starts on 28th October 2023 and ends on 26th November 2023.

WHAT IS THE DUBAI FITNESS CHALLENGE?

The 30-day Dubai Fitness Challenge is not just about getting people to move. It aims to inspire people to lead healthy lives. You must spend 30 minutes of the day doing your favourite activity (exercise, fitness routine) for 30 days straight.

HOW TO PARTICIPATE IN THE DUBAI FITNESS CHALLENGE?

Various locations in the city will host marathons, cycling races, walks and runs throughout DFC 2023. You can check out the classes and events at Fitness Hubs and Fitness Villages.

HOW TO REGISTER FOR DUBAI FITNESS CHALLENGE?

Registration details are available on the DFC official website. The event pages have the link as well as schedules and ticket prices. Please note that event bookings might close early if the spots become full. To avoid disappointment, book your spot and ticket well in advance.

For more information about Dubai Fitness Challenge 30×30, please follow the official website and social media channels. Also, don’t forget to share your videos and photos on Facebook and Instagram using the popular Dubai Fitness Challenge # – #DUBAI30X30.

We have a few more days to go until the start of DFC. Until then, why don’t you begin your fitness journey by signing up for Dubai’s best swimming classes ? If you are on a budget, check out these affordable gyms in Dubai . We also have a guide to the best sports events in Dubai this year.

Disclaimer:

Please consult your healthcare provider before starting any strenuous exercise routine.
The information presented above is sourced from the DFC official website. Please get in touch with the organisers for specific queries, including registration dates and ticket details.
To keep track of the latest DFC news and events, follow Dubai 30×30 social media channels.

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2023 Tour de Cove presented by EōS Fitness

Sunday, October 22, 2023 Bonita Cove in Mission Bay, California

PUMP UP THE JAMS IN OUR 90’S CYCLETHON EXTRAVAGANZA!

Grab your Walkman, put on your neon legwarmers, and let’s pedal our way into a ’90s dance party like no other. It’s time to ride, groove, and sweat together while celebrating the spirit of inclusivity and determination at the 2023 Tour de Cove presented by EōS Fitness!

Over 100 stationary bikes will be on the lawn overlooking Mission Bay at the center of the CAF Community Weekend . Participate in the four-and-a-half-hour ride as an individual or share a bike as part of a 3-person relay team.

Participation Types

Individual Rider – Ride for four and a half hours.
Relay Team – Ride as part of a 3-person relay and share a bike for four and a half hours. Each relay team member will select a different 90-minute cycling session.

When you hit the $500 fundraising level, all participants receive great perks including a swag bag.

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The ultimate guide to the Dubai Fitness Challenge 2023

Every UAE-based fitness fanatic is about to enter their favourite time of year. The Dubai Fitness Challenge 2023 is now just days away, and we have a whole month of fun sports , sweaty workouts and epic races to look forward to.

What is the Dubai Fitness Challenge 30×30?

The Dubai Fitness Challenge is a month-long celebration of fitness and wellness.

Starting on October 28 and concluding on November 26, it is centred around one simple yet effective task – to complete 30 minutes of exercise every day for 30 days. The 30×30 challenge is open to everyone, including people of ages, and all fitness levels.

Launched in 2017 by His Highness Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Crown Prince of Dubai and Chairman of The Executive Council of Dubai, the challenge is now in its seventh year.

The momentum and buzz around the movement continues to increase with each passing year. To date, over 2.2 million people have taken part.

One of the world’s biggest fitness events, participants are invited to join in with thousands of free fitness classes, sports, activities, events and wellness experiences in various locations across the city. For anyone interested in health and fitness, it’s an absolute dream.

Ranging from small community sports tournaments to monumental large-scale runs and rides that take over the Sheikh Zayed Road, it’s a truly extraordinary concept.

Sheikh Hamdan, who is known for his love for adventurous pursuits, created the event to provide everyone in the UAE with the opportunity to enjoy an active lifestyle.

Whether you work out every day, or you’re totally new to exercise, the Dubai Fitness Challenge is the perfect chance to try new things, challenge yourself, push your limits and be part of something incredible that is totally unique to the UAE.

Where does it happen?

Most of the Dubai Fitness Challenge activities happen in three massive, purpose-built villages, and across 25 community fitness hubs.

The community hubs can be found at Dubai Silicon Oasis, Dubai Multi Commodities Centre (DMCC), Hatta, DANUBE Sports World, Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC), Dubai Police Officers Club, The Beach JBR, Champs Sports & Fitness Club, Fitness First Platinum at Dubai Festival City Mall and other locations.

The Villages

DP World Kite Beach Fitness Village

One of the main destinations for the Dubai Fitness Challenge, the Kite Beach village offers fitness classes led by 60 renowned local studios, and multiple different sports.

Spanning everything from yoga to HIIT, and padel, cricket, football, basketball and more popular group activities, little ones also have their own kids’ zone. For added excitement, you can test yourself on the giant 40m inflatable water-based obstacle course (the only chargeable activity in the village).

Open Mon to Fri, 3pm to 10pm and Sat and Sun, 7am to 10pm.

Run and Ride Central

New for the 2023 edition, Run and Ride Central is the ultimate hub for those who want to boost their fitness levels this winter.

Offering over 600 free fitness sessions and 400-plus hours of activities, including spinning, Body Combat and HIIT, there’s also tempting pop-up shops to browse from Asics, Sun and Sand Sports and more. Located at One Central, it’s just a short walk from Emirates Towers and Dubai World Trade Centre Metro stations.

Open daily.

RTA Mushrif Park Cycle Centre

An exciting new attraction for cycling enthusiasts, the cycle centre offers guided mountain bike and road rides of various distances through the green and peaceful Mushrif Park. There’s a pump track for kids, and you can bring your own bikes, or rent one for free on site.

Rides take place Mon to Fri from 7am to 8am and 4pm to 8.30pm, and Sat and Sun from 7am to 10am and 4pm to 10pm.

What events are happening?

Much of the buzz that surrounds the Dubai Fitness Challenge is created by the Dubai Ride, the city’s biggest cycling event, and the Dubai Run, the world’s largest fun run.

They’re both back this October, alongside many other outstanding mass-participation events that offer everything from yoga, to stand-up paddle, and triathlons in the sky. Some are free and some require a registration fee. All the details can be found below.

City Half Marathon

Offering 5km, 10km and half marathon routes, the Dubai Fitness Challenge kicks off with an inclusive and friendly race through the landmarks of DIFC.

October 29, Dh150-225. Register here .

Museum of the Future Yoga & Sound Journey

There are few more beautiful places to nurture your wellbeing than Dubai’s extraordinary Museum of the Future. Rejuvenate your body and soul with a hatha yoga class set to the soothing notes of a live handpan, and complete the transformative journey with a sound healing session.

Limited to 200 spots . November 3, 4 and 5. Yoga from 6.30am to 7.30am, sound healing from 8am to 9am.

Dubai Ride 2023

The Dubai Ride is an extraordinary spectacle that sees the Sheikh Zayed Road become taken over by thousands and thousands of cyclists. Passing Downton Dubai landmarks such as Future and Business Bay, you can choose from a 4km family ride or a 12km loop. Last year the event drew 34,897 cyclists, and this year’s event promises to be even bigger.

November 12. 6.15am – 7.45am. Free. Register here .

Aura Skypool Tri in the Sky

Only Dubai would think of hosting a triathlon 200 metres in the sky, and centred around the world’s highest 360° infinity pool. Set against amazing views of the Dubai skyline and the blue waters of the Arabian Gulf, the ultra-glamorous triathlon includes a 3km row on a static rowing machine, a 3km cycle on a stationary bike, and the most picturesque 250 metres swim of your life in the spectacular infinity pool.

Nov 18, Dh250. Register here .

The Dubai Stand-Up Paddle

The first ever mass stand-up paddle session at the stunning Hatta Dam is a moment not to be missed. A new mega event for the seventh year of the Dubai Fitness Challenge, it comes complete with free training sessions and, if your balance is really on point, a relaxing Sunset SUP Yoga Class. Surrounded by the Hatta region’s majestic mountains, it promises to be a magical experience. Free boards are available to rent, or you can bring your own. Free shuttle buses will also be provided from Dubai to Hatta and back, subject to availability.

November 18 from 2pm, free. Register here.

Dubai Run 2023

Presented by Sheikh Hamdan himself, a staggering 193,000 runners took part in the 2022 version. This year, the movement is hoping to make history once again and break the 200,000 participant mark. Taking over Sheikh Zayed Road with runners, joggers and walkers of all abilities, both the 5km and 10km routes start from the Museum of the Future. Taking in Emirates Towers, Dubai Opera and of course, the legendary Burj Khalifa, it offers an unmissable chance to be part of something truly extraordinary.

Registration is open via DubaiRun.com from October 16 onwards. November 26 from 6.3am to 9.30am, free.

Dubai Padel Cup Tournament

The padel trend is unstoppable. Along with running free padel clinics in different locations, the Dubai Padel Cup features eight community challenge tournaments and the first edition of the DPC Masters Tournament.

November 27 to 29, free. To register and find out more, visit the Dubai Padel Cup website.

How to register

Registration for all the large-scale events must be done separately via the links above.

To take part in the wider challenge, register via the website here .

There is no official app for the 2023 edition. Instead, the festival will be partnering with multiple local app providers to offer numerous ways of tracking your 30×30 progress and daily movement.

For more information about all the different activities in the Dubai Fitness Challenge and more ways to achieve you 30×30 goals, visit dubaifitnesschallenge.com .

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One Dubai-based club pro had a last-minute dash to compete at the Abu Dhabi Challenge at Al Ain Equestrian, Shooting & Golf Club after his clubs got stuck in his flood-stricken car.

Tom Ogilvie, who is a PGA Professional at Dubai Creek Golf & Yacht Club, is making his Challenge Tour debut this week after winning the Emirates PGA Play-Offs to secure an invitation into the seventh event on the Road to Mallorca schedule.

But that dream of rubbing shoulders with DP World Tour winners and the game’s rising stars was nearly left in tatters when the UAE saw record rainfall fall on the country earlier this week.

“I tried to get up here yesterday but the rain in Dubai was horrendous,” said Ogilvie.

“I only managed to get my clubs out of my car last night as there was flooding all around it, so it was a proper last-minute job.

“Got up here late last night, then straight onto the tee his morning.”

So, you didn’t manage to play a practice round?

“No, straight into the tournament!” he replied.

Despite not having a chance to play the course prior to the tournament starting, the Scotsman shot a commendable 74 in today’s opening round, where he played alongside Danish duo Søren Brohold Lind and Sebastian Friedchsen.

That three-ball ensured Ogilvie got a front row seat to the talent that emerges from the Challenge Tour, with Friedchsen carding a sublime bogey-free 63, carding seven bogeys in the process.

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Fitness trends 2023: Online challenges and workouts in the metaverse set to dominate

Looking to try the next big thing in fitness this year here's some inspiration.

From shorter workouts to metaverse fitness, these are the big trends for 2023. Unsplash

With a new year upon us, many will be re-evaluating their fitness goals after an indulgent festive season. And with each new year comes a new wave of trending fitness crazes.

Some will last the test of time, while others will become a distant memory (remember kangoo fit?), but if you're looking to try something new in 2023, here are the fitness trends we predict you'll be seeing a lot of.

The 12-3-30 method

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TikTok users will probably be familiar with the 12-3-30 workout phenomenon that dominated the video-sharing app in 2022. The premise of the treadmill-based workout is simple — walk for 30 minutes on an incline of 12 and a speed of three miles per hour (5kph).

When regularly built into your daily routine, the 12-3-30 method can be an effective aerobic workout that burns fat and builds strength in the legs. And the best part is, you only need access to a treadmill, which is why it went viral on TikTok.

Several users have reported seeing benefits from regularly using this method, including increased fitness, boosted mental well-being and weight loss when combined with a balanced diet.

“Walking is a fantastic cardiovascular activity and adding the incline will help to increase the heart rate — improving cardiovascular health and endurance,” says UK personal trainer Laura Eaton.

“This exercise is also much gentler on the joints than running or jogging, making it an excellent choice for different age groups and fitness levels”.

Shorter workouts

As people’s lives get back up to full speed in a post-pandemic world, getting a workout done as quickly and efficiently as possible is becoming more important than ever before.

Kourtney Kardashian’s trainer Lindsey Harrod recently revealed the “super-effective” nine-minute daily workout routine she swears by, which can be done at home with no equipment. Elsewhere, Nike Training Club recently partnered with Netflix to offer a series of workout videos on the streaming platform, with 10, 20 and 30-minute options available.

Beth Brotherton, a personal trainer at PureGym, says: “If you prefer or are only able to commit to shorter workouts, aerobic training, HIIT or circuit-style weight training that keep the heart rate high will help you get the most out of your workouts.

“For those who prefer traditional weight training, I’d recommend prioritising compound movements such as deadlifts and squats, as these recruit more muscles and burn more calories than isolation exercises.”

The 75 Soft Challenge

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You may have heard of the 75 Hard Challenge, the fitness programme designed to push participants to the extreme by taking part in gruelling workouts for 75 days.

But to counteract that, the 75 Soft Challenge is gaining traction, with a 124 per cent increase in Google searches for it year-on-year.

The 75 Soft Challenge tasks participants with following four daily rules — eat well and only drink on social occasions, exercise for 45 minutes a day, with one weekly rest day, drink three litres of water each day and read 10 pages of a book per day.

The challenge is designed to build achievable routines that boost both physical and mental health in a realistic way, that can be sustained long after the challenge ends.

TikTok is full of people sharing their experiences of the challenge, with more than 180 million views across the hashtag.

Fitness in the metaverse

The Oculus Rift VR headset is being used in conjunction with Les Mills fitness classes. Jae Hong / AP Photo

Last year, the metaverse expanded at break-neck speed, with more and more elements of everyday life becoming a reality in the virtual universe. And fitness was no different, with Dubai leading the way, creating the first health and fitness game in the metaverse, FitnessVR , powered by Scorpio Metaverse Engine.

Users can take part in several sports and fitness activities, ranging from eSports competitions to attending health and wellness conferences, as well as purchase NFTs to enhance their experience.

Elsewhere, virtual reality is being used by fitness companies such as Les Mills, which has incorporated Oculus Quest headsets into boxing and HIIT classes.

Fitness gamification

In 2021, 202 million people worldwide wore smartwatches, according to Statista, which specialises in market and consumer data. Statista forecasts that number to increase to about 231 users by 2026.

And with more people than ever monitoring their health statistics, many companies are gamifying the wearable technology experience to attract new users and keep people engaged.

Gamification involves setting users daily fitness tasks and challenges, offering rewards when they are met and showing users of global leader boards.

Apps like PlayFitt allow users to track movements such as steps, squats or push-ups, and earn instant rewards when they reach their targets, while WaterMinder allows people to track their daily intake and sends reminders when it’s time to have a drink.

This year, this trend is expected to grow further, with more apps that pair with smartphones to track and offer rewards across all elements of health and movement, including women's health.

In September, Apple released its Series 8 Apple Watch with new technology that offers greater sleep-tracking and analysis, and allows women to track their fertility and ovulation using a basal temperature monitor.

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Dubai Fitness Challenge has officially returned for its 2023 edition, and it is set to be the biggest one yet. Helmed by HH Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Dubai Crown Prince and Chairman of The Executive Council of Dubai, the flagship event urges residents to engage in 30 minutes of exercise for 30 days.

As the city transforms into a hub of activity from October 28 to November 26, read on for all the major challenges to join now.

Dubai Women’s Run, November 5

Dubbed the largest female sports event in the city, the Dubai Women’s Run features three races—3km, 5km, and 10km—with monetary prizes for winners in each category. Expected to see over 3,000 participants at at Dubai Festival City, the run will also be joined by international athletes Nada El-Kurdi and Jennifer Tomazou from Lebanon, Heba Omar from Palestine, and Madalina-Elena Sirbu from Romania.

Dubai Run, November 26

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Arguably one of the most awaited events of the year, the Dubai Run sees the iconic Sheikh Zayed Road transformed into a jam-packed running track. With the road closed to traffic, participants take to the longest highway in the Emirates for both, 5km and 10km runs, with landmarks like the Museum of the Future, Emirates Towers, and the Burj Khalifa as their backdrop. Few lucky runners may also have the chance to spot HH Sheikh Hamdan himself leading the path.

Dubai Ride, November 12

Another popular event on the schedule for biking enthusiasts, the Dubai Ride offers two options: a 4km family-friendly route through Downtown, and a 12km one along Sheikh Zayed Road. After registering for the free event, participants can choose between five starting gates: Museum of the Future, Satwa, Coca-Cola Arena, Business Bay or Lower Financial Street.

Dubai Stand Up Paddle, November 18

The RTA-led Dubai Stand Up Paddle is a new addition to DFC’s 2023 schedule and will take place on the serene Hatta Dam. The thrilling event is a one-of-a-kind opportunity for participants to glide a SUP board along the waters of the Dam with the picturesque Hajjar mountains in the background while soaking in the region’s cool weather. Participants can either bring their own boards or use one provided by the organizers, and proceed to take a complementary training session or dive right in for the DFC SUP Challenge session from 5:00pm to 5:30pm.

Fitness Villages

Three dedicated locations across Dubai invite challenge participants for various exciting activations including talks and workout sessions. The most popular one at Jumeirah’s Kite Beach features 24 specialized fitness zones with something for everyone. Think, padel, pilates, cricket, yoga, golf, gymnastics, and much more from 3pm-10pm on weekdays and 7am to 10pm on weekends. At Mushrif Park, the RTA-led Cycle Centre’s Fitness Village will host a range of cycling activities including mountain bike trails, a pump track, and track cycling. Weekday sessions will be held from 7am to 8am and 4pm to 8.30pm, while on the weekend, the center is open from 7am to 10am and 4pm to 10pm. Those who love intense workout sessions can’t miss the Run and Ride Central at One Central which is offering a variety of complimentary classes, from running to workouts like HIIT and Body Combat, as well as a dedicated spinning studio.

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10 ème édition

Congrès Fitness Challenges 2024

Le rendez-vous des professionnels du fitness français

POUR TOUS LES MANAGERS DE TOUS TYPES DE CLUBS Participez à cet événement professionnel unique. Deux jours de découvertes, d’échanges et de partages autour de présentations réalisées par des experts dans leur domaine. Deux jours pour s’ouvrir l’esprit et cerner au mieux l’évolution du marché du fitness et les enjeux qui y sont liés.

Aix-en-Provence

13 & 14 juin 2024

10 orateurs

Managers de clubs, venez fêter les 10 ans de votre congrès professionnel !

dans la conjoncture actuelle compliquée que nous connaissons, en proposant des événements résolument tournées vers l’innovation et le développement des clubs de fitness.

Ensemble, nous analyserons le marché français et européen et nous réfléchirons aux solutions nouvelles de développement qui renforceront notre industrie du fitness.

Depuis 10 ans nous sommes aux côtés des clubs de fitness. C’est l’ADN de notre mission et nous continuerons à épauler, aujourd’hui et demain, les managers de tous types de club.

Les intervenants

Elodie GENTINA

Docteur et professeur-chercheur en marketing à IESEG School of Management, Elodie Gentina est experte de la génération Z, encore nommé les « digital natives ou les Z ». Elle s’intéresse aux spécificités des comportements de consommation de la génération Z ainsi qu’aux défis que pose la génération Z aux Ressources Humaines (Nouveaux modes de management). Elodie Gentina cherche avec passion à donner du sens à son expertise sur la nouvelle génération, à la transmettre pour le progrès et l’enrichissement de tous, au travers de conférences auprès de dirigeants d’entreprise (L’Oréal, Square Habitat, Crédit Agricole, Veolia, Mc Donald’s, La Poste, Décathlon, CCI, GRDF, Enedis…).

Clément BERGON

Conférencier, auteur, coach et formateur spécialisé en management, communication et performance professionnelle, Clément Bergon accompagne les managers et dirigeants à accroitre leur leadership et la qualité de leur posture managériale. Créateur de la chaîne YouTube « La Brève du Manager », n°1 en francophonie sur sa thématique et auteur du livre « Bon Manager : Mode d’Emploi ».

Morgane SOULIER

Passionnée d’innovations, Morgane a travaillé 8 ans dans les Nouvelles Technologies au sein de grands groupes avant de développer sa propre entreprise dans le domaine de la santé connectée. Elle dirige maintenant sa propre structure de conseil et accompagne les dirigeants et leurs équipes dans leur compréhension des enjeux liés aux transformations numériques du monde contemporain et notamment ceux en lien avec l’intelligence artificielle, le metaverse, et les réseaux sociaux. Editorialiste pour de nombreux médias ( Harvard Business Review, Challenges, Le Point, L’Express ) elle rédige des chroniques hebdomadaires dédiées à la compréhension du monde numérique.

Michael AGUILAR

Conférencier professionnel depuis 2005, certifié CSP® aux USA en 2018, membre de la GSF (Global Speakers Federation), Michaël Aguilar a délivré plus de 1300 conférences en France et à l’étranger, au cours de congrès et de conventions d’entreprises. « Motivational Speaker », ses interventions à fort impact sont reconnues pour leur puissance de conviction, leur force d’inspiration et leur capacité à dynamiser un auditoire. Aujourd’hui, il possède à son actif l’entraînement à la vente et à la motivation de plus de 15000 vendeurs, en France et à l’étranger.

Paul BEDFORD Ph.D.

Paul a fait plus de 150 présentations internationales dans 31 pays différents. Paul partage actuellement son temps entre la conduite de recherches dans le domaine de la rétention, de l’attrition et de la fidélisation de la clientèle, et l’accompagnement des entreprises dans des approches pratiques visant à améliorer tous les aspects de l’expérience client. Dans le cadre de ses recherches, Paul a examiné les données de 4,5 millions de clients, provenant de plus de 4 000 clubs, dans 70 domaines. Paul est connu pour son travail approfondi avec les opérateurs qui développent des systèmes et des pratiques visant à améliorer la fidélisation. Il compte parmi ses clients Gold’s Gym International, The Gym Group, Marriott Hotels Europe, Elixia Norway, CMG Sports Club, 3rd Space (Reebok Sports Club London) et de nombreux opérateurs du secteur public au Royaume-Uni.

Kevin BOUCHAREB

Kevin Bouchareb, directeur Future of work and HR strategy de l’éditeur de jeux vidéo Ubisoft, aborde dans ses conférences les nouvelles attentes des salariés en matière de modernisation des cadres de travail et de collaboration.

Au delà de son retour d’expérience chez Ubisoft, il propose également quelques pistes qui émergent au sein d’entreprises à travers le monde, dans différents secteurs d’activité, pour tenter d’y répondre.

Barry ASHBY

Alan Leach est actuellement PDG et directeur des ventes et du marketing du West Wood Club en Irlande, qui compte plus de 39 000 membres dans six clubs de fitness haut de gamme.. Ex-président du conseil d’administration de l’IHRSA, Boston. Membre de la GHFA. Formateur international en vente. Présentateur international sur les ventes et le marketing des entreprises de fitness. Alan est un vétéran des ventes et du marketing dans l’industrie du fitness depuis 35 ans.

Hélène Duneigre

Forte de son cursus business et opérationnel , Hélène aime « stratégiser», disrupter, co-créer, digitaliser, sprinter avec agilité … Avec une expérience majeure chez des grands du service anglo-saxon, sa vision clients et sa capacité d’activation est très agile ! Speaker et intervenante Ifpass, directeur de cursus expérience client ISM, formatrice au modèle relationnel pour Crédit Agricole. Membre du réseau de veille innovation InnoCherche . Ex VP Marketing, Expérience Clients et Partenariats stratégiques chez American Express Cartes .

Le programme

Jeudi 13 juin.

11h00 – 12h00

Accueil & enregistrement

12h00 – 13h00

comment mieux attirer, fidéliser et engager les talents

Kevin Bouchareb

13h00 – 14h00

Déjeuner au centre des congrès

14h00 – 15h00

Comment l’industrie du fitness se transforme à l’ère du metaverse et de l’IA

Morgane Soulier

15h00 – 15h30

Table ronde : Pourquoi les coachs quittent les clubs ?

15h30 – 16h00

Table ronde : Le marché français, un marché de franchise ?

16h00 – 16h30

Pause bien méritée

16h30 – 17h30

Faire de vos coachs vos meilleurs ambassadeurs

Clément Bourgon

17h30 – 18h30

Princing : Ce que l’on sait et pourquoi on peut facturer plus

Alan Leach – Traduction simultanée

Départ navettes pour le célèbre Wine & Fitness Clubs

Vendredi 14 juin.

10h00 – 11h00

Pourquoi muscler vos parcours clients ?

Hélène Deneigre

11h00 – 11h30

11h30 – 12h30

Évolution et forces des boutiques gym

Barry Ashby – Traduction simultanée

12h30 – 13h30

13h30 – 14h30

Donnez envie !

Michaël Aguilar

14h30 – 15h00

Table ronde : Fidéliser avec le Personal Training

Table ronde : sport-santé, fitness et tva à 5,5%….

15h30 – 16h30

Les défis de la génération Z dans le monde du fitness

Elodie Gentina

Augmenter la rétention et améliorer la fidélisation en 2024

Paul Bedford – Traduction simultanée

Les partenaires

Je m’inscris au

Avant le 15 mai :

Après le 15 mai : 445 € HT

Ce tarif comprend les conférences, les pauses, les deux déjeuners et le célèbre dîner « Wine & Fitness Club » du jeudi soir.

Témoignages

Le congrès est l’occasion pour moi d’élargir mon réseau professionnel. J’ai fait des rencontres indispensables dans mon business désormais.

Les 2 jours consacrés à Fitness challenges me permettent de prendre de la hauteur par rapport à mon activité quotidienne

Ce n’est que du positif pour mes clubs : on en apprend d’avantages sur notre marché, on découvre de potentiels nouveaux partenaires et personnellement je fuse d’idées pour developer mon business quand je rentre de chaque congrès !

Moment unique et incontournable du secteur marchand, le Congrès Fitness Challenge est le RDV de l’année qui permet de s’enrichir personnellement et professionnellement, d’échanger avec ses homologues ainsi qu’avec les professionnels et partenaires.

Les interventions sont aussi riches que vivantes, interactives et animées par des experts et conférenciers de renom. Tous les ans, ces 2 jours offrent une incroyable opportunité de développement, dans un cadre parfait. Vivement la prochaine édition !

Le meilleur investissement que vous ferez cette année pour votre business : Participez au Congrès Fitness Challenge. Ce rendez-vous est incontournable pour tous les professionnels du Fitness et du Sport Marchand. Toutes les compétences humaines et digitales de notre secteur d’activité y sont rassemblées grâce au visionnaire et chef d’orchestre qu’est Pierre-Jacques Datcharry.

C’est un moment très riche d’échanges et de rencontres entre partenaires et confrères de la profession. Je pense que c’est tout simplement l’événement incontournable de l’année pour les gérants et managers de clubs, et ce d’autant plus que notre secteur (et monde plus globalement) est en pleine mutation. Il y a des décisions importantes à prendre pour nos business, et ce congrès nous permet tout simplement d’orienter positivement nos choix.

Merci pour ce Congrès, les intervenants étaient tous de qualité et très intéressants, chacun dans leur domaine. C’est toujours très enrichissant et stimulant de partager avec les autres clubs, les conférenciers et les prestataires en même temps. Très réussit, bravo à toi et ton équipe !

Le congrès d’Aix-en-Provence m’a permis de faire évoluer mon approche sur le positionnement de mes clubs grâce à la qualité des intervenants et des thèmes abordés. Ce congrès m’a aussi permis de sortir du quotidien et de prendre un peu de temps avec les autres dirigeants de clubs pour partager nos expériences.

Enfin, c’est une parenthèse très intéressante car elle permet de prendre du recul, recevoir de nouveaux axes de réflexion et d’échanges.

Belle expérience.

Cela fait plusieurs années maintenant que j’assiste au congrès « fitness challenges » et c’est toujours avec un grand plaisir. J’ai retrouvé des intervenants de qualité de notre profession et d’autres univers. Ce congrès permet également de rencontrer nos fournisseurs.

C’est devenu pour moi et mes équipes un séminaire, qui nous permet de nous retrouver, d’échanger en dehors de nos structures et de réfléchir sur l’avenir de nos clubs Océania.

Le Congrès du Fitness Challenges: Avant, on s’y inscrit par curiosité. Pendant, on se dit que l’on a bien fait d’y être et après, vivement l’année prochaine !

Deux excellentes journées remplies de surprises, de rencontres, d’échanges, d’informations plus intéressantes les unes que les autres, de partages, de booster,… En une phrase, si vous vous décrivez comme un Professionnel du fitness, impossible de rater LE Congrès du Fitness ! Vous souhaitez avancer, évoluer, grandir ? Faites comme moi entourez-vous des acteurs principaux du fitness et agissez, inscrivez-vous !

Au plaisir de vous rencontrer lors du 10e anniversaire du Congrès Fitness Challenges.

Le congrès Fitness challenge est pour nous un rendez-vous incontournable dans la vie d’un club de sport indépendant. Cet investissement en temps et financier, nous permet de faire le point sur là où on en sommes dans nos clubs, et de dessiner l’avenir.

Nous sommes ressorties, de l’édition 2021, rassurées d’être sur le bon chemin, encouragées à faire un pas vers notre repositionnement, et cela nous a permis de transmettre notre enthousiasme et notre motivation à nos équipes.

Le choix des sujets répondait aux préoccupations du moment tant d’un point de vue managérial, marketing et équipement.

Cette expérience positive, nous donne envie de participer au prochain,

Pour tout cela : Merci !

Informations pratiques

Nous rejoindre

Centre des Congrès 14 boulevard Carnot 13100 AIX EN PROVENCE

Comment venir ?

Aéroport International Marseille-Provence

26 km du Centre de Congrès 1h15 de Paris Navettes toutes les 30 min.

Gare Aix-TGV

16 km du du Centre de Congrès 2h55 de Paris Navettes toutes les 30 min.

Où se garer ?

Parking Carnot

Ce parking public de 600 places est situé sous le Centre de Congrès.

Latitude 43.525198 – Longitude 5.455126

Réserver un hôtel

Réservez votre hôtel facilement et rapidement à Aix-en-Provence

Retrouvez ici la liste des hôtels, par catégories, proches du centre des congrès : https://fitness-challenges.com/files/2024/02/hotels-aix-cc.pdf

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27 october, 2023 - 30 october, 2023.

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UAE youngsters set to rub shoulders with stars of tomorrow at Abu Dhabi Challenge

D espite the UAE witnessing its heaviest rainfall on record this week, Al Ain Equestrian, Shooting & Golf Club has pulled out all the stops to ensure the second edition of the Abu Dhabi Challenge goes ahead as scheduled from April 18-21.

The game’s rising stars and DP World Tour winners will compete in the seventh event on the Challenge Tour’s 2024 Road to Mallorca schedule, including 2023 Ryder Cup Vice Captain Nicolas Colsaerts, five-time DP World Tour winner Alex Levy, UAE’s No.1 professional Joshua Grenville-Wood and Craig Howie, who is an ambassador for this week’s host venue and has been a regular at the course for over a decade.

The Scotsman’s association with Al Ain Equestrian, Shooting & Golf Club began during winter training camps with the University of Stirling, where Howie found the tranquillity of the course a particular positive.

“It’s great to get away from the hustle and bustle of cities like Dubai,” said Howie, who has made the cut in all six of his Challenge Tour starts this season.

“Al Ain is a little bit quieter, so it’s a perfect place to come and work away from distractions. The course is always in great condition, and the team do a great job of keeping it like that. The practice area is as good as you’ll get anywhere else.”

Howie and Co will be joined by several of the UAE’s homegrown talents thanks to the Emirates Golf Federation’s (EGF) long-term partnership with the European Tour group, which aims to develop golf in the UAE for at least the next decade.

As part of that agreement, the EGF has received 60 invitations across the Abu Dhabi Challenge and next week’s UAE Challenge at Saadiyat Beach Golf Club to help create playing opportunities and provide a pathway for UAE golfers.

Nine of those invitations have gone to UAE National Team players, including the country’s No.1 amateur golfer Ahmad Skaik, his brother Mohammad and Khalifa Al Masaood.

Rayan Ahmed will also be flying the flag for the UAE, one month after securing both the Individual Gold and Team Gold at last month’s GCC Golf Championship in Qatar.

“I am really stoked to be playing my first Challenge Tour event in the UAE,” said Ahmed.

“I can't wait to rub shoulders with the highest quality players on the Tour and represent the UAE. My first target is to make the cut, but at the same time, my focus will be on my planning and execution, and I will take it each shot at a time.

“I love this course. My first time playing I won the Junior Open shooting 65, and last week I played the JAGA International Series and played 9 under par over 3 days with a 63, so my game is up there and ready for the Challenge Tour.

“I know the course well, I’m aware it will be a very different setting and field of competition. I am extremely confident of my long game, and my putting is getting stronger just in time.”

As well as giving local amateurs a taste of elite-level tournaments, two club professionals in the UAE are also set to rub shoulders with the stars of tomorrow.

Dubai Hills PGA Professional Louis Gaughan, who made the cut at this event last season, secured an invite from the EGF after topping the Emirates PGA Order of Merit, while Dubai Creek Golf & Yacht Club’s Thomas Ogilvie banked an invite after winning the Emirates PGA Play-Offs.

While the local players will be able to take advantage of prior course knowledge, the test this week will slightly differ to what they have come to know after the team at Al Ain Equestrian, Shooting & Golf Club introduced ten new tee boxes to lengthen the course from 6,700 yards to 71,17.

With Thomas Love, Director of Agronomy, ensuring those changes to the course were made in plenty of time in the lead up to the club’s Challenge Tour debut, a new challenge was sent his way this week when the course was hit with a major storm that swept across the country.

The National Centre of Meteorology confirmed that the record rainfall that fell on the country was an exceptional event in the UAE's climate history since the start of recording climate data.

The Khatm Al Shakla area, just 36km away from this week’s host venue, saw the worst of the weather with 254mm of rainfall in less than 24 hours.

Despite the challenges that were sent Love’s way, he and his team have done everything in their power to ensure the course remains in tip top shape ahead of tomorrow’s first round.

“It's the biggest storm I've ever seen in my lifetime and something I wouldn't expect to see in the Middle East!” said Love.

“We knew rain was forecasted, so we were already semi-prepared for it. The agronomy team came in at 3am and I think the last storm was around 1.30am.

“Most turf areas were playable and allowed us to let the practice day go ahead. Bunkers however were all full, including cart paths and any roads around the facility.

“It was all hands-on deck this morning with multiple pumps and big 4500-gallon tankers working non-stop all day.

“The main goal is to get the bunkers back in play for the first round tomorrow. I'm still very confident we will have the course in fine shape for the event and be able to showcase our facility.”

Mohammad Skaik (L) and Rayan Ahmed (R) will be flying the flag for the UAE

Faculty and Staff: Join Your Colleagues at the Syracuse WorkForce Run/Walk/Roll for Food, Fitness and Fun

Otto poses with staff members at the 2023 Syracuse WorkForce Run

2023 Workforce Run participants with Otto (Photo by Randy Pellis)

At the 2023 Syracuse WorkForce Run/Walk/Roll (formerly the J.P. Morgan Corporate Challenge), Syracuse University held the distinction of being the largest employer represented among dozens of local companies participating in the annual tradition for the second year in a row.

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Jacqui Smith (center) participating in the 2023 Workforce run (Photo by Randy Pellis)

In June, University faculty and staff members will have the opportunity to reclaim that title and enjoy an evening of camaraderie, networking, food, fun and movement. Participants of all abilities and fitness levels are encouraged to join the Syracuse University team. “Campus gets very busy this time of year with Commencement and end of year activities, so this is a fun evening to hang out with people that share the same Orange pride,” says Jacqui Smith, member of the planning committee for the University’s team. “This is also a great chance to get to know other folks from around campus in a low-pressure environment. And there’s food and T-shirts so who can say no to that?!”

Everyone’s favorite mascot, Otto, will also be there again this year to cheer on the Syracuse team—so if you’ve ever wanted to give them a high-five as you cross the finish line, here is your chance!

Interested? Here’s What You Need to Know

This year’s race begins at 6:45 p.m. on Thursday, June 6 , at Onondaga Lake Parkway in Liverpool.
The distance is 5K (3.1 miles) and a map of the course is available here [PDF] .
There is a $43 registration fee, half of which is paid by the University. Participants will need to make a $21.50 credit card payment when they sign up .
The deadline to register is Monday, May 6 .
The registration fee includes a Syracuse University team t-shirt to wear during the event, an official race T-shirt and a complimentary buffet-style dinner (vegetarian and gluten-free options will be available).
Packet and t-shirt pickup will be held at our tent 1.5-2 hours before the event.
Parking is available at NBT Bank Stadium, and a complimentary shuttle bus service is provided. The Syracuse WorkForce Run website has detailed parking information and answers to frequently asked questions.

The Syracuse WorkForce Run is for eligible employees of the University; however friends and family are welcome to join by registering as an individual participant, paying the full race fee of $55 and picking up their own race packet.

“Don’t miss out on this great team building event and opportunity to represent Syracuse University, while getting some exercise with others,” says Erin Schaal, who is also a member of the planning committee.

For any questions about the event, please email [email protected] .

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Roscoe Bellamy grew up with a racquet in his hand – so when the longtime tennis player lost his first pickleball game, he knew he had a new challenge to conquer.

“Within the first week of playing, I got super competitive,” said Bellamy, 24. “I like learning and doing a new sport.

Roscoe Bellamy of Bell Canyon returns the ball during a match against Tyson McGuffin of Rathdrum, Idaho, during the Veolia LA Open pro pickleball tournament held at the Los Caballeros Sports Village in Fountain Valley on Thursday, April 18, 2024. Bellamy won the match. The tournament runs through Sunday. (Photo by Mark Rightmire, Orange County Register/SCNG)

Pickleball fans and players watch a match during the Veolia LA Open pro pickleball tournament held at the Los Caballeros Sports Village in Fountain Valley on Thursday, April 18, 2024. The tournament runs through Sunday. (Photo by Mark Rightmire, Orange County Register/SCNG)

A giant inflatable pickleball rises above fans and players as they walk by during the Veolia LA Open pro pickleball tournament held at the Los Caballeros Sports Village in Fountain Valley on Thursday, April 18, 2024. The tournament runs through Sunday. (Photo by Mark Rightmire, Orange County Register/SCNG)

Pickleball fans and players watch the various matches during the Veolia LA Open pro pickleball tournament held at the Los Caballeros Sports Village in Fountain Valley on Thursday, April 18, 2024. The tournament runs through Sunday. (Photo by Mark Rightmire, Orange County Register/SCNG)

Jaume Martinez Vich of Honolulu returns the ball during a match against Connor Garnett of Costa Mesa during the Veolia LA Open pro pickleball tournament held at the Los Caballeros Sports Village in Fountain Valley on Thursday, April 18, 2024. The tournament runs through Sunday. (Photo by Mark Rightmire, Orange County Register/SCNG)

Pickleball fans and players watch the action on center court during the Veolia LA Open pro pickleball tournament held at the Los Caballeros Sports Village in Fountain Valley on Thursday, April 18, 2024. The tournament runs through Sunday. (Photo by Mark Rightmire, Orange County Register/SCNG)

Connor Garnett, left, of Costa Mesa plays against Jaume Martinez Vich of Honolulu during the Veolia LA Open pro pickleball tournament held at the Los Caballeros Sports Village in Fountain Valley on Thursday, April 18, 2024. The tournament runs through Sunday. (Photo by Mark Rightmire, Orange County Register/SCNG)

Connor Garnett of Costa Mesa returns the ball during a match against Jaume Martinez Vich of Honolulu during the Veolia LA Open pro pickleball tournament held at the Los Caballeros Sports Village in Fountain Valley on Thursday, April 18, 2024. The tournament runs through Sunday. (Photo by Mark Rightmire, Orange County Register/SCNG)

Tyson McGuffin of Rathdrum, Idaho, returns the ball during a match against Roscoe Bellamy of Bell Canyon, during the Veolia LA Open pro pickleball tournament held at the Los Caballeros Sports Village in Fountain Valley on Thursday, April 18, 2024. Bellamy won the match. The tournament runs through Sunday. (Photo by Mark Rightmire, Orange County Register/SCNG)

A large tent is filled with shirts, caps and various pickleball equipment during the Veolia LA Open pro pickleball tournament held at the Los Caballeros Sports Village in Fountain Valley on Thursday, April 18, 2024. The tournament runs through Sunday. (Photo by Mark Rightmire, Orange County Register/SCNG)

Roscoe Bellamy of Bell Canyon shakes hands with Tyson McGuffin of Rathdrum, Idaho, after winning the match during the Veolia LA Open pro pickleball tournament held at the Los Caballeros Sports Village in Fountain Valley on Thursday, April 18, 2024. (Photo by Mark Rightmire, Orange County Register/SCNG)

“I feel like I played tennis for so long, I knew everything about it,” he said, but this new and growing sport was different. The court is smaller and there was less chasing the ball around, a sport easier on his body.

Bellamy isn’t alone in his newfound love for pickleball. The Calabasas native will be among more than 1,000 amateur and professional players in Fountain Valley through the weekend for the Veolia LA Open, which kicked off Thursday and runs through Sunday.

According to the Sports and Fitness Industry Association, pickleball had a 52% year-over-year jump in participation in 2023 , making it America’s fastest-growing sport.

The competition happens at the Los Cab Sports Village, a hotbed pickleball facility where many of the top pros train. Several on the Professional Pickleball Association pro circuit call Southern California home, including top players Gabriel Joseph, Jessie Irvine, Sam Querrey, a Wimbledon tennis finalist, and Mary and Maggie Brascia, a sister duo who will compete in the Women’s Doubles on their home turf.

Los Angeles native Joseph will seek this weekend to hold onto the gold he won in Men’s Singles last year.

For Bellamy, changing course from tennis player to pro pickleball competitor two years ago has offered new opportunities as the sport grows. And he doesn’t see the popularity slowing anytime soon.

“I think the pro side is going to grow,” he said. “I think a lot of facilities are seeing the way you can grow your business . With more courts, more people will be playing.”

And the crowds who show up to cheer them on have a fun vibe, he said. “It feels a lot like a party.”

The competitors are battling not just to win this event, but for points to go toward their PPA ranking during the 26 stops on the tour. Then, they battle at the PPA Finals, held at Lifetime Fitness in San Clemente in December , which features the top eight qualified singles players and doubles teams in the world.

Spectators can buy tickets for the Los Cab event at tixr.com . Tickets start at $25.

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The 25 Concert Tours You Can’t Afford to Miss This Summer

From the stones to j. lo, pearl jam, journey, foo fighters and robert plant, it’s all about big shows and big stars. grab your tickets now.

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After a massive slump during COVID , the concert industry is again sh-boom, sh-booming! The gross for the top 100 North American tours in 2023 reached $6.63 billion, up 39.5 percent over 2022, with attendance nearly doubling, to 15,008 per show, according to Pollstar.

And this year is shaping up to be another box office blowout. Despite the national outrage over price spikes for eggs, airfare and gas , music lovers seem immune to ticket shock. Ticket prices climbed 22 percent last year, to an average of $135.88, compared to $111.49 in 2022. And the trend is pointing skyward.

Taylor Swift’s “Eras” tour and Beyonce’s “Renaissance World” tour ranked first and second last year, but boomer acts remain the tour circuit’s lucrative and reliable summer tentpole, delivering packed arenas and sheds year after year as fans flock to relish the oldies and rekindle the past.

Here are the acts to catch this sunny season.

Heart (April 20–May 24, Aug. 10–Nov. 22)

Sisters Ann Wilson, 73, and Nancy Wilson, 70, haven’t released an album since 2016’s Beautiful Broken , but they have decades of hits, including “Magic Man,” “Barracuda,” “These Dreams” and “Alone,” to draw from on their “Royal Flush” tour . Cheap Trick opens.

Kenny Chesney (April 20–Aug. 23)

After hitting arenas last year, country star Chesney, 56, has booked 18 stadiums for shows with openers including the Zac Brown Band, Megan Moroney and Uncle Kracker, his duet partner on chart-topper “When the Sun Goes Down.” All but one of the shows are on Saturdays.

Billy Joel (April 26–Nov. 9)

The Piano Man, 74, has scheduled only 13 dates , four of them at New York’s Madison Square Garden, so ticket stampedes are likely. Fans are curious to know if “Turn the Lights Back On,” Joel’s first single in 17 years, will be added to his hit-heavy repertoire.

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The Rolling Stones (April 28–July 17)

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Mick Jagger , 80, Keith Richards, 80, Ron Wood, 76, and company continue their global “Hackney Diamonds” tour , named after last year’s highly praised album , the group’s first batch of originals since 2005’s A Bigger Bang . Expect Diamonds cuts and lots of hits.

Stevie Nicks (May 3–June 21)

Between Fleetwood Mac’s songbook and her own solo catalog, singer-songwriter Nicks, 75, has a huge well of material to draw from as she extends a tour that started in February. She’s been performing crowd favorites “Landslide,” “Dreams,” “Rhiannon” and “Edge of Seventeen” as well as Tom Petty hits in honor of her late friend.

George Strait (May 4–July 20, Dec. 7)

A touring juggernaut, honky-tonk country singer-songwriter Strait, 71, resumes the record-breaking stadium tour he kicked off in 2023. He’s joined by Chris Stapleton and Little Big Town. The King of Country serves up “his own Eras tour, leading a well-curated, decades-spanning set of songs,” according to Billboard .

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Roger Daltrey (May 6, June 10–29)

Daltrey, 80, the Who’s charismatic singer, headlines a solo electric and acoustic tour that showcases the British band’s songs, tunes from his own catalog and personal stories. KT Tunstall, Dan Bern and Leslie Mendelson rotate opening slots.

Pearl Jam (May 10–May 30, Aug. 22–Sept. 9)

Seattle’s grunge pioneers (whose average age is 59) have mapped out their high-demand “Dark Matter” world tour to follow the April release of their 12th studio album, Dark Matter . Ten Club members can register for the presale. Nonmembers? Watch the secondary ticket market sites.

Chicago and Earth, Wind & Fire (May 15–Sept. 7)

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The brass-driven rock band and the R&B group join forces for the return of their “Heart & Soul” tour . The night features each legendary act’s full set and culminates in a finale with both on stage.

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Lionel Richie (May 23–June 16)

After selling out 2023’s “Sing a Song All Night Long” tour, the soul-pop superstar, 74, returns for another 13 dates , performing solo hits “Hello,” “Dancing on the Ceiling” and “All Night Long” as well as such Commodores classics as “Easy,” “Brick House” and “Three Times a Lady.” With Earth, Wind & Fire ("September," "Boogie Wonderland").

Red Hot Chili Peppers (May 28–July 30)

The California funk-rock quartet’s exhaustive “Unlimited Love” tour began in 2022 to celebrate that year’s pair of number 1 albums, Unlimited Love and Return of the Dream Canteen . Shows have been a mix of hits and covers of Funkadelic, the Clash, Elton John and others.

Robert Plant and Alison Krauss (June 2–Sept. 1)

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The unlikely duo of the former Led Zeppelin wailer, 75, and bluegrass/country queen, 52, take their eclectic Americana duets on the road . JD McPherson opens the shows and also plays guitar in the band. Plant and Krauss first linked talents for the hit 2007 album Raising Sand , with a second collaboration, Raise the Roof , arriving in 2021.

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Janet Jackson (June 4–July 30)

The R&B/pop singer, 57, best known for “Control,” “Nasty,” “Miss You Much” and precision choreography, extends her 2023 “Together Again” tour with 35 dates in amphitheaters and arenas. Nelly (“Not in Herre”) opens.

Alanis Morissette (June 9–Aug. 10)

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To commemorate the 25th anniversary of her Supposed Former Infatuation Junkie album, the alt-rock singer, who turns 50 on June 1, is staging the “Triple Moon” tour , featuring guests Joan Jett, 65, and the Blackhearts and Morgan Wade. The album’s standout “Thank U” is likely on the set list, along with Jagged Little Pill selections.

Foreigner and Styx (June 11–Aug. 28)

Ten years after linking up for their “Soundtrack of Summer” trek, vintage rock bands Foreigner (“Hot Blooded,” “Double Vision,” “I Want to Know What Love Is”) and Styx (“Come Sail Away,” “Lady,” “Mr. Roboto”) are together again for a classic rock showdown they’re calling the “Renegades and Juke Box Heroes” tour. John Waite, 71, is the opener.

Blink-182 (June 20–Aug. 13)

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The high-energy pop-punk band, featuring Mark Hoppus, 52, Tom DeLonge and Travis Barker, will play stadiums and arenas in support of their album One More Time… Dubbed the “Blink-182” tour , it’s a maturity leap from their 1998 outing, the “PooPoo PeePee” tour.

Jennifer Lopez (June 26–Aug. 17)

The “This Is Me … Live: The Greatest Hits” tour , the first outing for J. Lo, 54, since 2019, celebrates her past while also serving up fresh cuts from her February studio album, This Is Me … Now, released along with companion films This Is Me … Now: A Love Story and The Greatest Love Story Never Told .

Journey and Def Leppard (July 6–Sept. 8)

Journey, whose 18-times-platinum “Don’t Stop Believin’ ” was recently crowned the biggest song of all time, co-headlines with fellow legacy rock band Def Leppard on a stadium tour , with rotating guests Heart, the Steve Miller Band and Cheap Trick.

Jewel and Melissa Etheridge (July 11–Oct. 5)

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Jewel, 50 on May 23, and Etheridge , 62, team up for a co-headlining tour that spans their catalogs, with emphasis on their ’90s peaks. Jewel will dip into 2022’s Freewheelin’ Woman , and Etheridge, coming off her “I’m Not Broken” tour , revives “Come to My Window” and “I’m the Only One.”

The Pretenders (July 13–Aug. 14)

The British-American rock band, led by original members Chrissie Hynde , 72, and Martin Chambers, 72, will launch a sprawling world tour to promote last September’s release of their album Relentless . The set list also dives into a deep bag of hits that include “Brass in Pocket,” “My City Was Gone,” “I’ll Stand by You” and “Precious.”

Foo Fighters (July 17–Aug. 18, May 1–9)

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In their biggest headlining U.S. shows so far, the Foo Fighters will play stadiums on their “Everything or Nothing at All” tour , with rotating support acts that include the Hives, L7 and the Pretenders. In 2023, the Seattle band, led by Nirvana member Dave Grohl, 55, released But Here We Are , its first studio album since the death of drummer Taylor Hawkins in 2022.

Green Day (July 29–Sept. 28)

The punk trio takes on stadiums in its extensive “Saviors” tour , named after the new album that spawned “The American Dream Is Killing Me” and “Look Ma, No Brains!” Openers include Smashing Pumpkins and Rancid.

Pink (Aug. 10–Nov. 23)

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The rock belter’s “Summer Carnival” tour , which began last year, covers a wide range of material, from hits “So What,” “Get the Party Started” and “Who Knew” to the title track from her latest album, Trustfall, to such covers as Bob Dylan’s “Make You Feel My Love” and Janis Joplin’s signature tune “Me and Bobby McGee.”

Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band (Aug. 15–Sept. 15)

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Many 2023 tour dates were postponed when the Boss called in sick with peptic ulcer disease and E Street members got COVID. Springsteen, 74, is back at work and promising a wider selection of songs than the fairly static set list played earlier in the tour .

Crowded House (Aug. 29–Sept. 28)

The Australian rock band, best known for “Don’t Dream It’s Over” and “Something So Strong,” will launch its “Gravity Stairs” tour to support its eighth studio album, Gravity Stairs , out May 31. In 2019, a reshuffled lineup added original producer Mitchell Froom and founding member Neil Finn’s sons Liam and Elroy to the lineup.

Edna Gundersen, a regular AARP music critic, was the longtime pop critic for USA Today .

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G4D Tour announces expanded 2023 schedule

The G4D Tour (Golf for the Disabled Tour) today announces its 2023 global schedule, with an expanded calendar of eight tournaments in six countries.

Launched in 2022 with an initial seven-event schedule, the G4D Tour sees the world’s leading golfers with a disability compete on the same course, the same week, as professionals on the DP World Tour.

The 2023 season will see additional uplifts to the G4D Tour, including the introduction of a season-long Order of Merit to crown the Number One player.

Each G4D Tour event is open to amateurs and professional players of all eligible impairments, men and women. For 2023, players will be able to qualify from both their ranking on the gross division of the World Ranking for Golfers with a Disability (WR4GD) and events on the European Disabled Golf Association (EDGA) Tour, ensuring an international pathway to reach the G4D Tour. The European Tour group pays the expenses of players as they travel around the world, to ensure that the Tour is open to all players regardless of their financial circumstances.

To be eligible, all players must have a World Ranking for Golfers with a Disability and an EDGA Player Pass. Since the G4D Tour launched earlier this year, applications for a World Ranking and Player Pass have reached record levels, with 20% of all passes secured in 2022 alone – showing the impact the G4D Tour is having on raising awareness and increasing participation. The DP World Tour will continue to utilise its social media channels, and relationships with global broadcasters, to showcase the G4D Tour on a range of media platforms throughout the 2023 season.

This year’s inaugural season, which had its finale at the DP World Tour Championship in Dubai, saw England’s Kipp Popert win four G4D Tour titles and regain his position as World Number One on the WR4GD. The other tournament winners were England’s Mike Browne, Italy’s Tommaso Perrino and Sweden’s Rasmus Lia. Players of ten different nationalities competed, showing the international reach of the Tour.

The Australian All Abilities Championship, starting on Friday December 2, will be the first event of the 2023 G4D Tour season, with World Number One Popert leading the field of 12 competitors teeing it up at Victoria Golf Club. The Australian All Abilities Championship forms part of a festival of golf on Australia’s world-renowned sandbelt, taking place concurrently with the ISPS HANDA Australian men’s and women’s Opens.

The tournament will be played across three rounds at Victoria Golf Club, with World Number Two Brendan Lawlor and Spaniard Juan Postigo Arce, ranked fourth on the WR4GD also competing. World Number 12 Geoff Nicholas leads the home charge, having made history in 2019 as the first amputee golfer to qualify for The Senior Open presented by Rolex at Royal Lytham & St Annes.

Speaking about the enhanced 2023 schedule Keith Pelley, Chief Executive of the European Tour group, said: “The G4D Tour has been a tremendous success since it launched earlier this year. We have seen unprecedented numbers of golfers with a disability enquire about playing on the Tour and getting a World Ranking, thanks to the ability for these inspirational players to play Tour level courses next to the best players on the DP World Tour.

“We have developed a very close relationship with EDGA and the European Tour group will continue to support the association in its focus on developing capacity within the golf industry, through a variety of education and development activities. I firmly believe that golf has the potential to be the most inclusive sport in the world and the G4D Tour is a major step in realising this ambition.”

Tony Bennett, President of EDGA, added: “The G4D Tour is the visible manifestation of EDGA’s development of golf for the disabled – a process that started 22 years ago. Since our first collaboration with the European Tour group and DP World Tour, there has been exponential growth at all levels. The G4D Tour has created greater awareness and resulted in a cascade effect with more tournaments at every level, more national federations building accessible activities, and of course, more grassroots programmes than ever before. The support that the European Tour group and DP World Tour provide to EDGA helps make all of this possible.”

To view the full 2023 G4D Tour schedule, click here .

Rasmus Lia leads the way after family occasion on day one of G4D Tour finale

Rasmus Lia says it was “special” to have his father caddie for him for the first time as he opened up a one-shot lead after the first round of the G4D Tour Series Finale @ DP World Tour Championship.

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