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05/09/2026

Dignity Foundation Trust invites cyclists, runners, walkers, , , and supporters for a day dedicated to dignity and positive impact.

60-4-60 Challenge is a community driven and event where participants are encouraged to take part in an activity that matches their interests and fitness level.

More details are provided here 👉🏾https://gr8r.fit/60460/.

Saturday 26th September at The Place Gardens, in Oodi. Don't miss it!

05/09/2026

04/09/2026

🚨 Saturday 5th of September — TRAIN WITH THE CR3W 🚨

Build through consistency😤🔥

Expect real hybrid work:
🏃‍♂️ Engine-building runs
🏋🏽‍♂️ Functional strength
🔥 High-intensity circuits that test your grit

This is the kind of session that builds endurance, strength, and mental toughness — everything a Hybrid Race demands.

📍 Jack’s Gym, iTowers
⏰ 05:45 AM – 07:00 AM
💰 P100
🛑 No gym membership needed — just show up

Come see where your fitness is at… and where it can go.

5th September . Let’s work. 💥

04/09/2026

Basketball is passion in .

Every Friday afternoon and Saturday morning, you'll become more than a team player with Dirurubele Basketball Academy : you'll be a life player!

Register, follow and book their training 👉🏾 https://gr8r.fit/basketballacademy/.

04/09/2026

Reaching out to all the clubs, trainers, and event organisers related to and .

Contact and follow.
[email protected] | +267 7579-4535
www.gr8r.fit

04/09/2026

Save the Date: Vulture Walk Commemoration 2026

Vultures may not get much attention, but they play a vital role in keeping ecosystems clean, healthy and balanced.

Join Goo Moremi Gorge for a community awareness walk from Goo Moremi Village to the Gorge, featuring conservation talks, school participation, community engagement and volunteer recognition.

📅 Saturday, 5 September 2026
📍 Goo Moremi Village, Botswana
📞 71247225 / 74907585
📧 [email protected]

Everyone is welcome families, students, community members and conservation partners.

Walk for vultures. Walk for nature. Walk for our future.

03/09/2026

Tomorrow is !

On this occasion, we want to honour our traditional and and talk about the benefits of .

Incorporating them into our diet is a step toward better , , and . From their rich nutritional profiles to their affordability and cultural, spiritual, and identity significance, these foods remain a timeless choice for every household.

Join Molibi Maphanyane and Prince Freshprince Masololo in our 19th episode of 👉🏾https://media.gr8r.fit/benefits-of-traditional-botswana-foods/

03/09/2026

Sunday walk around Ranaka's hills and gorges, with dry streams and waterfalls waiting for the rain to fill them back up again, and the village, was a sublime and very pleasant and experience.

💡Did you know that Ranaka is above 1,000 m (more than 3,000 ft)? 😮😲
Ee, bagaetso. And the hills surrounding the village connect to more popular and higher hill systems like Otse and Monyenalong!

💡Did you know that hill ecosystems in Botswana occupy only 1% of the national land area? 😮😲
Ee, bagaetso. And they are sources of well-being in all senses. They give us water, medicines, food, and building materials, and fulfill our spirits.

We marveled at the birds, the odorous and remarkable blooms of motubane (wild pear), the imposing blooms of monabete (common coral tree), and the strenght of motsikiri (thatching and broom love grass). Photo credits: R. Grob, Anisha Jay, Laone LowRain Seleka.

Follow us for this and other wellness and fitness events and classes 👉🏾 gr8r.fit/upcoming/

03/09/2026