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Atlanta, GA | Posted: June 13, 2011
Amelia Pavlik
Communications & Marketing
404-385-4142
Summary Sentence:
Not everyone knows the correct form for a squat or how to “circuit” train, which is why the Campus Recreation Center (CRC) is hosting a series of summer exercise clinics.
Full Summary:
Not everyone knows the correct form for a squat or how to “circuit” train, which is why the Campus Recreation Center (CRC) is hosting a series of summer exercise clinics.
CRC Exercise ClinicNot everyone knows the correct form for a squat or how to “circuit” train, which is why the Campus Recreation Center (CRC) is hosting a series of summer exercise clinics.
The 30-minute free clinics are open to members of the CRC and are taught by CRC personal trainers.
“These clinics are a great way to learn new exercises and how to do them correctly,” said Faith Doldo, fitness coordinator of the G.I.T. FIT programs. “And it’s a great way to pick the brain of a personal trainer.”
The following clinics will be held in June and July:
Each clinic will include a demonstration of proper technique by the trainer and time for participants to practice exercises and ask questions.
Clinic topics are usually selected by the trainers, based on their areas of expertise. But if people have topic suggestions for the clinics that will be held weekly in the fall, Doldo encourages them to email her.
