A Pungra community event
Dance together, raise money for charity, and find the exercise and health support near you.
Desi Fit is a free event for the public, held twice a year. Come to find out what exercise, fitness and health opportunities and services are available in your area, meet the people who run them, and try them for yourself.
At the centre of each event is a danceathon. People of every age and ability dance together and raise money for charity. You do not need to be a dancer, and you do not need to be fit already.
Short taster sessions, so you can find an activity you enjoy enough to keep doing.
Clubs, gyms, health providers and community groups explain what they offer and how to join. We will list who is attending once they are confirmed.
The danceathon turns a good time into donations for two health charities. Bring friends, family and colleagues.
Join the Pungra mailing list to hear first about Desi Fit dates, venues, registration, taster sessions and sponsors. The sign-up box is at the bottom of this page, and you can unsubscribe at any time.
Sponsoring Desi Fit puts your organisation in front of a local, health-minded audience and supports two causes that matter to your staff and customers. Every sponsor helps keep the event free for the public.
Price on request
Price on request
Price on request
These packages are a starting point. If you want your sponsorship to meet specific corporate social responsibility aims, such as staff wellbeing, community health or charity fundraising, speak with Ravi Sandhu. Together you can design a partnership that fits your organisation and the event.
No. Desi Fit is for everyone, whatever your age, ability or experience. Move at your own pace.
The aim is for the event to be free for the public. Details will be confirmed with the dates.
Dates and venue will be announced on this page and to the mailing list.
Pungra runs the event together with local health and fitness providers. A list of those attending will be published as they are confirmed.
This page is general information, not medical advice. If you have a health condition, speak to your doctor before starting new exercise.