In 2012, Elizabeth Tavierne was a student at Ohio State determined to stay connected to her passion for exercising, especially during her college years.
Not only was she a former swimmer set on finding a new routine, but she also had the drive to create a healthy fitness atmosphere, promote self-love, and break gym stigmas for women. This led her to the creation of “CHAARG” (Changing Health Attitudes and Actions to Re-create Girls).
With chapters on over 100 university campuses, each chapter’s mission is to empower girls in ways they have not been opened up to. More so, CHAARG’s goal is to prove that “fitness can, and should, be fun.” The organization promotes healthy routines for the body, mind, and soul.