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Jul262011

New Outdoor Fitness Offering in the Mill District - Range of Motion Wellness

Minnesota summers are way too short to be exercising indoors. 

Jeremy Morris, an American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) Certified Personal Trainer, and founder of Range of Motion Wellness, is taking his workouts outdoors.

Starting this Thursday, July 28, at 5:00pm, and every following Thursday through September 29, Jeremy is leading a 60-minute "Mill City Ruins Workout" at the Mill City Ruins parking lot (near Lock and Dam 1).

Per Jeremy, "This workout will allow people who feel a little out of shape to make the gradual transition to regular exercise, and will give regular exercisers an exciting break from the gym."

He added, "I decided to focus one of my initial group workout settings in the Mill Ruins Park because it has a lot of opportunity to deliver both low and high intensity elements by using the great topography, it's close to Gold Medal Park, which is equally flexible, convenient to so many great residences, and it's a beautiful setting.  Few outdoor workouts in the local parks have such dynamic elements as the Falls, the Stone Arch Bridge, and the history of the city all setting the backdrop with good landscape features that can help provide a quality full-body workout.
 
Ten years ago I was living in Marcy Holmes while attending the U, and commuted to the StarTribune by walking across the Stone Arch Bridge. During that time the Mill Ruins were being excavated and redevelopment of the area was underway. I was fascinated by the redevelopment of the Mill District and it just stuck with me. When I started this venture I realized that I needed to find untapped resources for these kinds of events. The river and Mill District area were great opportunities. I'm really looking forward to helping others share the resource in a new way."

Sessions are only $5 each, and will take you on a short warm-up, body-weight strengthening exercises, and a stretching cool down.  E-mail reservations are strongly encouraged, but anyone is welcome to attend.

Jeremy also offers Personal Training, Worksite Health and Lifestyle Concierge services.  Visit the websiteFacebook and Twitter for more information.

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Reader Comments (1)

Thanks for this great coverage! I'd like to update the workout meeting location. Please join us, meeting at the St. Anthony Dam parking lot. The restrooms are located here and close at 5:00, one of the details you learn the hard way.

August 2, 2011 | Registered CommenterJeremy Morris

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