City Of Boston Kicks Off Free Summer Fitness Series

Boston, MALocal News

Boston officials announced the start of a free summer fitness series designed to boost physical activity and social connectedness among residents. The program, organized by the Boston Public Health Commission, will feature various outdoor fitness events throughout the summer. "We want to encourage our community to engage in activities that promote well-being," said Brian Swett, a representative from the commission. This initiative targets residents seeking healthier lifestyles and opportunities to connect with others. The series aligns with broader public health goals focusing on community wellness and active living.

According to the commission, participation in outdoor activities can significantly enhance mental and physical health. The program aims to reduce barriers to fitness by providing free access to events. This summer initiative marks a significant step towards improving public health in Boston.

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