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Keeping Healthy and Strong
- Updated: June 10, 2016
We all know that exercising is very important to maintain a strong healthy body. The types of exercise we do is also very important. Our exercise regimen should include both cardiovascular and strength training to maintain strong bones, muscles, and organs.
Cardiovascular exercise such as walking, running, cycling, swimming, dancing, kick boxing, and boot camp workouts are a great way to improve your endurance while strengthening your heart and lungs.
Strength training exercises such as body weight squats, lunges, planks, push-ups, and weight training workouts are great to maintain a healthy metabolism, bone density, and an overall strong body.
Change is Good
If your current exercise regimen doesn’t include either one of these two very important types of trainings. I’d highly encourage you to consider adding it into your current routine. Changing up your exercise regimen is also a great way to stimulate new muscle groups and prevent boredom.
Community Health Outreach Program
The City of Los Fresnos is currently offering a free Community Health Outreach program that includes a variety of free exercise classes, nutrition classes, and health screenings. Exercise classes include cardiovascular training classes such as Cardio Kick Boxing,
Cardio + Circuits, Fitness Blender, Boot Camp and Lap Swimming. Body Sculpting classes are also currently available three times a week. This program is designed for participants 18 and older.
Attend one of the FREE exercise classes offered by the City of Los Fresnos.
For more information contact Christine De La Rosa, Los Fresnos Community Health Worker at 956-407-3348 or email at [email protected] or Los Fresnos City Hall at 956-233-5768.