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As leaders in the Sports and Fitness industries, Global Fitness Institute is constantly looking at various projects, events and occasionally individuals to support and sponsor in their endeavours. Sponsorships may range from event sponsorship, athlete/team sponsorship, study scholarships / part scholarships, humanitarian causes and advertising. As with all corporate sponsorship arrangements, applicants would need to indicate how the arrangement would be mutually beneficial, and ensure that the association was consistent with the image and objectives of our organization. As a guide for prospective applicants, we generally do not give 'donations' unless in exceptional cases. Recent sponsorships  | 15th ITF World Championsips (July 2010, South Korea)Global Fitness Institute is a major sponsor of the 10th Junior / 15th Senior / 1st Veteran ITF World Championships to be held in South Korea, July 4th-8th, 2010. The event features the world's best ITF Black Belt exponents from around 50 countries. Global Fitness Institute staff are members of the Umpire Committee for the World Championships and several current/former GFI students are competing in the Australian National Team. Global Fitness Institute is also involved in the delivery of a post-championships martial arts instructor's course. | | | 11th World Taekwondo Festival & Korea Classic Open 2010The World Taekwondo Fetsival is a truly unique International event, with the largest level of participation of any Taekwondo event in the world, bringing together ITF and WTF practitioners into the same competition arena. Global Fitness Institute is proud to be a major sponsor of the Festival, and our staff will be officiating and participating in events. |  | 2010 Professional Taekwondo FightnightGlobal Fitness Institute is proudly sponsoring the upcoming Pro-Taekwondo Fightnight to be held on Friday 18th June at Moonee Valley Racecourse. The night will feature some of Australia's leading Taekwondo sport exponents, as well as Korean Nationals and demonstration teams. It is being organized by Warren Hansen frm PTF events www.sporttaekwondo.com |  | 2010 IFBB International Bodybuilding Pro Grand PrixThe IFBB Grand Prix featured most of the World's current leading professional bodybuilders. Global Fitness was a proud supporter of the IFBB, and organizer Tony Doherty, in this prestigious sporting event. The show was hosted by the IFBB and Doherty's 24/7 Gym www.dohertysgym.com |  | 2009 IFBB Victorian Bodybuilding Championships - featuring guest poser Ronnie Coleman (8x Mr Olympia)Global Fitness Institute was proud to support the IFBB and Bodybuilding in Victoria, and was especially excited to be involved with having the legendary Ronnie Coleman put on a stunning show. The show was hosted by the IFBB and Doherty's 24/7 Gym www.dohertysgym.com | | | Corey Kailahi (Melbourne) - 2007 ITF Taekwondo World Championships (Birmingham, UK)Corey Kailahi represented Australia at the recent Taekwon-Do World Championships held in Brimingham, England in August 2007. Global Fitness Institute was pleased to assist his travel costs for Corey's quest to win Gold for Australia. We are proud to announce that Corey was a Gold Medal winning member of the Australian Senior Male team at the Championships, and was also promoted to 4th Dan Black Belt in a testing conducted after the Championships. Corey is a member of the Thoroughbred Taekwon-Do club www.itftaekwondo.com |  | 2006 ITF Junior Taekwon-do World ChampionshipsGlobal Fitness Institute was proud to be the Major Sponsor of the 8th ITF Junior Taekwon-Do World Championships held at The Arena in Geelong, Victoria in September 2006. The event was attended by Junior competitors from some 19 countries, and was a huge success. The Australian team was outstanding, winning many medals, including 6 Golds. Global Fitness Institute students were among the team members: Sam Gillespie (NSW), Teagan Callagher (Vic), Yoko Robertson (NSW), Doug Swain - Coach (Qld) A report of the event and performance of the Australian Team can be found at www.itftaekwondo.com/worlds2006 | | | |
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