Asheville – “Unveiling ‘Community Wellness Week’: YWCA of Asheville Offers Free Fitness Classes and Connection-Building Activities for a Thriving Community”
The YWCA of Asheville is making a bold move towards community well-being as they announce the eagerly awaited “Community Wellness Week.” This four-day event grants free access to fitness classes for individuals throughout the neighborhood, running from January 2nd to January 5th.
With an unwavering belief in inclusivity, the YWCA aims to create a welcoming environment for a diverse range of individuals through “Community Wellness Week.” The primary objective is to provide a chance for people from different backgrounds to experience the exhilaration of physical activity while fostering connections with fellow community members.
What to Expect:
Enjoy a Range of Fitness Classes: Dive into an array of fitness options within the YWCA’s modern gym and pool facilities.
Experience the Joy of Movement: Delight in the sheer pleasure of staying active as courses cater to individuals of all fitness levels and backgrounds.
Strengthen Community Bonds: Prioritize not only your physical health but also the well-being of your community through connection-building activities.
Start the New Year with Purpose: Seek guidance at the Q&A session with trainers or set your sights high for the year ahead at the Vision Boarding workshop, ensuring a strong start to your year.
Key Event Details:
Date: January 2nd to January 5th, 2024
Location: YWCA of Asheville, 185 S. French Broad Ave., Asheville NC 28801
Cost: Free for all community members
Shannon Cornelius, Director of Health and Wellness at the YWCA of Asheville, emphasized the importance of creating a supportive and inclusive environment. “Community Wellness Week” serves as an opportunity to open their doors wide, inviting individuals to embrace the joy of movement and foster connections within the community.
Take the first step towards a healthier and interconnected community by joining the YWCA of Asheville for “Community Wellness Week.” For a comprehensive schedule of free classes and further information on registration, please visit https://www.ywcaofasheville.org/blog-collection/community-wellness-week or contact healthandwellness@ywcaofasheville.org.
About YWCA of Asheville:
Established in 1907, the YWCA of Asheville remains dedicated to eradicating racism, empowering women, nurturing children, and promoting health. With an impressive 116 years of service, the YWCA passionately supports over 2,500 families each year, steadfastly committed to advancing racial justice, empowering women, promoting health, and nurturing children.