As part of the FitCity Challenge, the community-wide campaign to promote healthy, fitter lifestyles for Tyler residents, Mayor Barbara Bass will hold the next Monthly buy prescription drugs without a prescription FitWalk at 7:30 a.m. on Saturday, March 5 at Rose Rudman Trail; the walk will leave from the entrance off of Copeland Road.
“The Mayor’s Monthly FitWalk is designed to encourage residents to make exercise a part of their lifestyle,” said Mayor Barbara Bass. “Every step counts toward making us a healthier community. I would like to see all of our residents at the park so we can all get a healthy start to our weekends.”
The Mayor’s Monthly FitWalks take place the first Saturday of each month; visit www.CityofTyler.org/News for the location of each walk. The walks last between 30-40 minutes and are planned in the early morning to allow residents to easily fit them in to their busy schedules.
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Every step counts: Mayor to hold monthly FitWalk March 5
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