KU SWEAT 02: Creating a Healthier Hawaii with Marcus Souza of Co-founder of Hele Fitness

08/09/24 • 42 min

After a KU SWEAT Session, Daniel Aipa of the KU Project and Marcus Souza of Hele Fitness sat down to talk story about their beginnings of being drawn to fitness and working out.

During this KU Project Podcast Series, they discuss topics around mental health, making a positive impact in your community, using fitness as a tool for healing and personal development, having a mission and purpose that you truly believe in, and more.

We also learn more about the growth of Hele Fitness over the years and the meaningful partnerships they have fostered to further their mission of "Creating a Healthier Hawaii".

After a KU SWEAT Session, Daniel Aipa of the KU Project and Marcus Souza of Hele Fitness sat down to talk story about their beginnings of being drawn to fitness and working out.

We also learn more about the growth of Hele Fitness over the years and the meaningful partnerships they have fostered to further their mission of "Creating a Healthier Hawaii".

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KU SWEAT 01: A New Start and Fitness Journey - NEW SERIES

We introduce a new series for The KŪ Project called KŪ SWEAT, a mixture of a vlog and podcast episode.

This new series brings back the foundation of The KŪ Project and re-introduce the concept of 'Build a KŪ Body, Live a KŪ Life' In our first episode, Daniel Aipa, founder of the KŪ Project, takes you through a workout and gives you a backstory on the beginnings of the KŪ Project and how bringing this new series feels like a sign for him that he's moving in the right direction and has done some personal work on himself to get back in this space. In this series we will be sharing training tips and tutorials, interviewing fitness and health experts, and taking you through workouts you can try.

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Celebrating the Hawaiian Culture with Festivals of Aloha Coordinator Daryl Fujiwara

The KU Project was invited to experience the Festivals of Aloha at Four Seasons Resort Maui at Wailea. From the Carmen Hulu Lindsey Leo Ha‘iha‘i Falsetto Contest, Hula is the Heartbeat and Sounds of the Sea, there were moments filled with aloha and pride in the Hawaiian culture.

Daniel Aipa of The KU Project talks stories with Daryl Fujiwara, Festivals of Aloha coordinator, about the festival's history and the importance of bringing the community together to celebrate their traditions and culture.

Daryl also shares what goes on behind the scenes when planning these large events but seeing it all come together is worth all the work. Mahalo to Four Seasons Resort Maui at Wailea for the opportunity to experience magical moments of aloha at their beautiful property.