Let's come together to train our bodies and minds while building a stronger, more resilient community. Together, we can make a positive impact on mental health and wellness for all!

Date: Sunday, May 19th @5:00pm

Location: Mean Training Studio

547 Halekauwila Street Suite #213 Honolulu, HI 96813

Event Description:

Join us for a special collaboration event between Fightstory and Mean Training as we come together to celebrate Mental Health Awareness Month with a focus on holistic health and community building.

Ticket Price: FREE (donations are welcomed and appreciated)

Event Highlights:

5K Loop

Join us Sunday afternoon for a refreshing 5K walk/run, commencing from the Mean Training studio in Kakaako. Experience the vibrant energy of the city while making strides towards mental well-being.

Meet like-minded individuals who share a passion for health, wellness, and personal growth, creating a supportive environment for open dialogue and mutual support.

This outdoor adventure offers an opportunity to foster connections, strengthen community bonds, and reconnect with urban landscapes while promoting mental, physical, and spiritual well-being.

About Fightstory:

FIGHTSTORY is a nonprofit organization, where fighters from all walks of life unite to revolutionize combat sports, inspire hope and champion a global movement for mental and physical wellness. At Fightstory, we believe that speaking the truth, advocating awareness, and building community can save lives.

About Mean Training:

Mean Training is a dynamic fitness community dedicated to empowering individuals to reach their full potential. Led by a team of experienced trainers and coaches, Mean Training offers personalized fitness programs, group classes, and wellness workshops aimed at promoting physical, mental, and emotional well-being. With a focus on functional fitness and holistic health, Mean Training provides a supportive and inclusive environment for individuals of all fitness levels to thrive.

Fightstory X Mean Training Presents - Train For Your Brain: A 5K for Mental Health