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Free exercise program encourages Turlock to get moving
100 Citizens
Kicking off its second year on Monday, 100 Citizens is the result of a partnership between Stanislaus State kinesiology students and the City of Turlocks Parks, Recreation and Public Facilities Department to provide free fitness classes to the community. - photo by Photo Contributed
Locals who might still be looking for help fulfilling their new year's resolution to get in shape or lose weight without spending money on a costly gym membership can get all the assistance and motivation they need through 100 Citizens, a free exercise program taught three times a week by Stanislaus State kinesiology students. Kicking off its second year on Monday, 100 Citizens is the result of a partnership between the local university and the City of Turlock’s Parks, Recreation and Public Facilities Department. The program relies on highly qualified and trained Stanislaus State kinesiology student volunteers, allowing them to apply their education towards improving the health of the community.
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