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The ETMC Olympic Center will hold their annual youth fitness camps this summer July 11 - August 19. Two sessions of Kids in Motion will be held during this time for children ages 8-12. This week-long, half-day camp, exposes children to several types of physical activity including martial arts, yoga, Pilates and a ropes course. Teens in Motion is a six-week exercise program for 13-17 years olds that includes a fitness assessment, individualized exercise program and nutrition education.
Teens in Motion --July 11 - August 19 (M,W,F 1-2:30p)
Kids In Motion Session 1 – July 25 – July 29 (M-F 8a-noon)
Kids in Motion Session 2 –August 8-12 (M-F 8a-noon)
Both programs are geared towards showing children that exercise can be both healthy and fun. For more information call 903-596-3233.
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