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The city of Madison Heights will be installing its own Fitness Court, like this one in San Francisco, at Huffman Park this summer. The outdoor exercise facilities are designed and partially funded by the National Fitness Campaign. The Madison Heights one will be cosponsored by Priority Health.
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‘Fitness Court’ coming to Huffman Park
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MADISON HEIGHTS The city of Madison Heights plans to install an outdoor exercise facility this summer at Huffman Park, with more than 30 pieces of equipment for residents and guests to use, and community classes to be led by trained ambassadors.
A pair of organizations are partnering to offer $600,000 in grants to construct outdoor Fitness Courts in Michigan.Priority Health, Michigan’s second-largest health plan provider, and National Fitness Campaign, a wellness planning and consulting firm, are offering grants to 15 cities and/or schools in Michigan to construct Fitness Courts.The Fitness Court is a trademarked system created by NFC Founder Mitch Menaged. The courts are designed to be "the world’s best outdoor gym" and
Priority Health teaming up with National Fitness Campaign to build Outdoor Fitness Courts across Michigan
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GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. â Priority Health and National Fitness Campaign are partnering together to provide free access to outdoor Fitness Courts, which will be built across the state.
Starting this upcoming January, schools, municipalities, and other organizations can apply for grant funding in order to help with building their own outdoor gym.
The Fitness Courts feature a series of 7-minute workouts and digital coaching via the free app.
D.J. Willard, Director of Brand and Member Engagement at Priority Health, joined Fox 17 live to talk about their $600,000 partnership with National Fitness Campaign in fighting obesity and creating equitable access to exercise.