MANILA, Philippines - Seaoil karter Gabriel Tayao Cabrera is officially on board as Gold’s Gym Philippines’ youngest brand ambassador.
The 15-year-old Cabrera, a Grade 10 Makati Hope Christian School student, is first ever Filipino karter in Gold’s Gym Philippines’ official roster of sports champion endorsers citing his competence and endurance in such a rigorous and physically demanding sport which can be further enhanced by tested scientific programs of the country’s top fitness center to help improve the champion athlete’s status in his chosen field.
“Motorsports is a physically demanding sport so I’m truly excited to work closely with Gold’s Gym’s skilled trainers who will formulate and monitor my fitness program,” said Tayao Cabrera.
Gabe emerged the country’s Junior Karter of the Year and Asian Junior Karter of the Year for 2014 that earned him the distinction as the first karter to receive the Tony Siddayao Youth Award in the Phiippine Sportswriters Association (PSA) Awards Night today at the 1Esplanade, SM Mall of Asia Complex.
“Gold’s Gym here in the Philippines has been a top choice over the years by clients who want to be fit and healthy. We carefully screened the personalities and athletes who represent our brand and Gabe not only fits the criteria but we also believe his potential could be a lot stronger with Gold’s,” said Gold’s Gym Corporate Wellness manager Stephanie Saraos.
Gold’s Gym Philippines is part of Gold’s Gym International’s chain of international co-ed fitness centers with hundreds of gym branches all around the world. Founded in 1965 in California, they are the largest chain of co-ed gyms in the world.
Gold’s Gym evolved not only as a favorite among top celebrities but also helped mold several of the world’s top athletes into the champions they are today.