February’s Bedford Park Program, on Tuesday, Feb. 25, at 6 p.m. will be at the Wilson Park Shelter House at 2211 Denson Ave.. The program is hosted by Susan Sokeland from Fit Chix and is a family-friendly program — everyone is invited.
This is a different location than most of the park programs. At Wilson Shelter House there is more room to try out some fun group exercises for those who want to sample some activities to get in shape after the holidays.
Susan will start the program with some basic fitness advice, with suggestions on how to stay healthy at any age. She will talk about how to stay committed to your goals. Many of us may have already abandoned New Year’s resolutions to exercise or diet. Susan will give us tips and says one key is making exercise fun, and incorporating social activities with your exercise program.
Susan will give an overview of the programs offered at Fit Chix, but similar programs are available elsewhere. The idea is to participate in social activities and have fun staying fit. She encourages kids and men to come, too. She’ll include some demonstrations, with music and sticks, that anyone in the group who wishes, can participate in. Susan said fitness isn’t just for women. Kids and teenagers have fun with the rhythm and music and enjoy the activities to stay in shape. She welcomes Fit Dudes to come join in as well.
Please RSVP for the program by Feb. 24, so we know how many people to expect by calling 812-275-5692 or emailing aray@bedford.in.us.
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