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Women's Training Program for 2003
Mondays, 5 May - 23 June 2003 

 

Program Overview:
This eight-session program is for women who want to begin a new exercise program or get back into exercising. Following a program that respects individual needs and fitness levels, participants are guided in activities that promote flexibility, strength, and conditioning.

Guest speakers address issues relevant to women’s fitness, health, and exercise. All activities take place in a non-competitive and supportive atmosphere.

Participants learn and practice sensible exercise techniques that they continue between training sessions.

A group of dynamic motivational Reston Runners volunteers, organized by Ann Deschamps, guides the sessions. The program promotes fitness in a non-competitive atmosphere of mutual support and encouragement. Participants walk, jog, or run with others moving at similar pace. In addition to exercise, the sessions include a brief presentation on a topic of particular interest to women including proper walking and running form, nutrition, choosing appropriate shoes, and fitting exercise into a busy schedule. Participants choose between four different groups: walkers, walk/runners, beginning runners, and advance beginner runners. Each group varies their workouts throughout the program. Participants are encouraged to move between the groups, as they are comfortable. If you are a walker and want to workout with other walkers or maybe even pick up the pace and start jogging, then this is the place for you.

Program Goal:
Participants prepare themselves to complete the 5K (3.1-mile) Women’s Distance Festival event on June 28, 2003.

Time and Place:
Every Monday (May 5 through June 23, 2003), 6:30 - 8:00 PM, South Lakes High School Track.

Who may participate:
The program is open to all women who want to exercise in a supportive atmosphere, and who have signed the program waiver of responsibility acknowledging full understanding of potential program risks.

Cost:
$15 per person by mail or online registration (The fee covers administrative costs and the cost of a program t-shirt for each participant). 

Register Online or by printing out, completing, and submitting (bring to the initial meeting) the printable application. Or, just show up at the next session; application forms will be there.