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Community Education
Gain Knowledge, Develop a Skill, Start a Hobby, Have some fun! 

 

When

Thursday February 28, 2013 at 6:30 PM CST
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Thursday March 14, 2013 at 7:30 PM CDT


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Where

ASU-Jonesboro, Smith Building, Room 205 
106 N. Caraway Rd.
Jonesboro, AR 72401
 

 
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Contact:

Evone Roberts 
Continuing Education and Community Outreach 
evone@astate.edu 
(870) 972-3052 

Be Your OWN
Personal Fitness Trainer!

Do you wonder around the gym afraid to get on the machines? Are you confused about what machines to try? Are you unwilling to pay outrageous amounts for personal trainers that act like they don’t care? Want to make a fresh start and healthier decisions?  It’s easy to get confused about the right path to becoming healthier. Do something good for yourself and join this class! Understand how your metabolism works and how to boost it, learn how fitness and nutrition work hand and hand, and learn how to develop your own workouts using techniques that work FOR YOU!  In addition to this, participants will receive a meal guide to make healthier choices.  This class will explain fitness fundamentals, in a more simplified manner, and review various machines found at a normal gym and how to use them.   Don’t want to go to a gym? No problem, we will also review body weight exercises that are effective and do not require any equipment at all.  It’s a new year, and it’s time to do something healthy for you.

Instructor:  Bobby and Valerie Long

Dates:  3 Thursdays, February 28, March 7 & 14 

Cost:  $39.00

Location:  Eugene Smith Building, Room 205

Bobby Long is certified as a personal trainer by the International Sports Sciences Association (ISSA) and holds B.S. in Business from ASU. Valerie Long is employed by the ASU College of Nursing and Health Professions. She has a AAS in Radiologic Technology, a BS in Radiologic Sciences and a Master's degree in Vocational-Technical Administration.  

Note:  This activity is a non-academic, non-degree seeking workshop offered as a community outreach initiative and is not affiliated with the university’s degree credit programs.