The document promotes several creative fitness and wellness programs for residents:
1. The Wellness Challenge encourages residents and employees to get healthy in the new year through competitive team-based activities.
2. An Olympics-themed event amps up traditional Olympic games like frisbee discus, water balloon shot put, and synchronized swimming to engage residents.
3. Pairing a food event with a fitness class saw increased participation in the normally low-attendance class by capitalizing on residents' interest in dining.
4. A brain fitness class was launched in response to resident requests and has become a successful regular offering after initial challenges.
5. Revamping wellness lectures through novel topics and
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1. Creative fitness and
wellness programs keep
your residents coming
back for more.
The National Institute for Fitness and Sport
Contact Bethany Garrity for more information.
2. #1 The Wellness Challenge
Calling all residents AND employees!
Get the New Year off to a
healthy start for your entire
community with The Wellness
Challenge. Watch this webinar
to find out why residents and
employees alike ask for the
program year after year.
3. #2 An Olympics Do-Over
Frisbee discuss, water balloon shot-
put, and synchronized swimming. If
these aren't staples in your Olympics-
themed programming, you'll want to
take a look at our blog series on how
to amp up the same old Olympics
event on your calendar.
4. #3 Dining + Fitness
Its no secret that food brings residents out of their homes. But in
this example, we paired a food event with a fitness service and
saw a big participation increase in a traditionally low-attendance
group fitness class. Watch this webinar to find out more.
5. #4 Brain Fitness
In response to repeated requests, we launched a brain fitness
class on our traditional group fitness calendar. Check out this blog
to learn about the path we took to get to the successful offering
we're running now.
6. #5 Wellness Lecture Series
Tired of low attendance in your lectures? Find out how we took
ordinary to extraordinary in this "Wellness Lectures Done Right"
webinar.