Philly teens have free access to Planet Fitness this summer

Philadelphia, PALocal News

The High School Summer Pass program in Philadelphia provides free access to Planet Fitness for teens, promoting physical fitness and well-being. Mayor Cherelle Parker emphasized the program's importance in creating safe spaces for youth to engage in healthy activities during summer. Now in its fifth year, the initiative aims to keep teens active and safe while reducing stress. Participating teens must work out at their registered location and have parental consent if under 18. Registration is available online or at any club location across the city.

The program aligns with the city's commitment to youth development and wellness, as stated by Franz Kindler, Chief of Staff at National Fitness Partners. Eligible teens can sign up at planetfitness. com/summerpass. The initiative encourages lifelong healthy habits among Philadelphia's youth.

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