BANGKOK, THAILAND, August 06, 2011 (Press-News.org) Anyone keen to learn about the best ways of staying in shape may enjoy the Asia Fitness Convention (AFC) 2011, which will be held in Bangkok soon.
While the official conference programme runs from October 21st to 23rd, there will be additional sessions taking place before and after those dates in specialist areas such as sports conditioning, ultimate six plus trigger point therapy and freeform body workshop.
The organisers have urged people to register for their tickets as soon as possible, so that they can be sure they do not miss out on the workshops they want to attend.
All sorts of disciplines will be shared at the AFC, ranging from weight loss methods and power circuits to sessions that focus on specific areas of the body.
The event will be held at the Imperial Queen's Park Hotel, with doors opening at 07:00 local time. There will be a party on Saturday October 22nd and a closing ceremony the following evening.
Passes for one, two or three days are available for $239, $289 and $339 (GBP145.80, GBP176.30 and GBP206.80) respectively.
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