Caribbean National Weekly

NPAJ President extends warm Christmas greetings to powerlifting community, acknowledges year of achievements

By Ian Burnett··1 min read
NPAJ President extends warm Christmas greetings to powerlifting community, acknowledges year of achievements

In a formal statement addressed to the powerlifting community, Michael Blair, President of the National Powerlifting Association of Jamaica (NPAJ), extended his warm greetings for the festive season and expressed gratitude for the unwavering support received throughout the year, highlighting the dedication, hard work, and remarkable achievements within the powerlifting field in 2023.

Blair conveyed his hopes that the spirit of Christmas would bring joy, warmth, and the love of family and friends to everyone's hearts. He encouraged reflection on the past year's accomplishments while looking forward to the opportunities that the coming year would bring.

He also offered well wishes to those traveling during the holiday season, emphasizing the importance of safe and smooth journeys for those reuniting with loved ones or embarking on new adventures.

Time to cherish the company of loved ones

Blair noted that Christmas is a time to cherish the company of loved ones, wishing that homes would be filled with laughter, love, and shared moments. He urged everyone to create lasting memories during this special season.

The President expressed heartfelt appreciation to all members, supporters, and sponsors who contributed to the success of the National Powerlifting Association of Jamaica throughout the year, acknowledging their role in making 2023 a memorable year for the association.

Blair extended warm wishes for a Merry Christmas and a joyful Boxing Day filled with happiness, peace, and the spirit of powerlifting. He emphasized the association's motto, "One Team, One Dream, One Goal," as a symbol of unity and shared purpose in their pursuit of excellence in the sport of powerlifting in Jamaica.

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