FitnessSG makes ExPRO a virtual event

May 26, 2020

With Singapore's ExPRO live event and collaboration with FIBO postponed until 2021, organiser FitnessSG is taking its learning community online, offering Singapore and South east Asian-based professionals the opportunity to access innovative fitness education, as well as network and connect with like-minded exercise personnel.

Taking place on Thursday 28th and Friday 29th May, ExPRO Virtual aims to create new opportunities for the fitness industry in Asia, with FitnessSG advising in a statement "we want to ensure our industry takes this opportunity to upgrade their knowledge base and be ready to kickstart their fitness career with new innovations and inspiring educational concepts once this unprecedented time is over.”

The event will kick off this week with the inaugural ExPRO Virtual Circuit Breaker.

With the core focus on helping the sports and fitness industry revive and thrive following the Coronavirus crisis, the ExPRO Virtual - Circuit Breaker event will feature a keynote address from Singapore Minister for Culture, Community and Youth, Grace Fu.

Over its two days the virtual initiative will deliver an action packed program via live seminars and workshops, as well as opportunities to take part in live question and answer sessions, panel discussions, 'high intensity interval networking' and an online expo, leaving delegates feeling recharged and motivated to tackle fitness challenges and enhance their
career.

Sharing the knowledge and insights from some of the world's leading fitness experts and partners including American Council on Exercise (ACE), Les Mills, NASM, Zumba and more, ExPRO is set to unite the fitness professionals inside their interactive online platform, encouraging them to collectively work towards a more successful and vibrant industry.

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