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 The one-hour training will take place at the Fitness Court located
at 235 Eighth Street in Lincoln. Local individuals 14 or older
interested in having fun while working out is welcome to attend the
training to become a Fitness Court Ambassador. A light snack & water
will be provided.
Funded by the ALMH Foundation and in partnership with the City of
Lincoln, the Fitness Court ® launched in August 2018. The Fitness
Court is an outdoor bodyweight circuit training facility designed to
transform public spaces into community fitness hubs and make first
class fitness free – for everyone! Over 40 Fitness Court ambassadors
were trained in 2018.
The April 3 training will include how to use each of the seven
stations including an easy, medium & hard variation. In addition,
they will be trained on how to use the accompanying app that offers
free routines, fitness court challenges and nationwide contest
opportunities. Ambassadors will receive free shirts upon completion
of the training and have the confidence and knowledge to help others
use the court.
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“As we continue our work to improve the health of the people and communities we
serve, we look forward to the opportunities for free activity that the Fitness
Court will bring to the residents of Lincoln and Logan County ”, said Dolan
Dalpoas, Abraham Lincoln Memorial Hospital president and CEO. “We are thankful
for our partnership with the City of Lincoln and their commitment to improve the
health of our community.”
ALMH and the City of Lincoln will continue to partner with local trainers and
fitness court ambassadors to connect the local community with free activities
and experiences that encourage a healthy lifestyle.
In the case of rain, the training will take place at Abraham Lincoln Memorial
Hospital in the Steinfort Room. Interested individuals should LIKE & FOLLOW the
ALMH Community Health Collaborative Facebook page for updates. No registration
is required. For more information, call the ALMH Community Health Collaborative
at 217-605-5008.
[Angela Stoltzenburg, MBA
ALMH Community Health Collaborative, Director] |
