Fit for Any Circumstance

We all have our own Goliath to take down. What matters isn't how fast we do it, but that we push ourselves harder than the day before. Whether at home during the pandemic or in the gym, physical and mental fitness can go with you anywhere. Come on in to find out how!

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Mental Health

COVID-19 and quarantine has been a difficult time for some, and has affected the mental health of many people. From living a normal everyday life to being stuck at home, the pandemic has taken a toll on the well being of many.

Ways to Cope

Coping with quarantine can range from exercising in your living room, exercising in the park, or at the gym. The choices are within your reach!

Our Mission

Provide individuals with positive and progressive coping mechanism for quarantine.

Resources Used

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American Heart Association

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Mayo Clinic (Covid-19 and Mental Health)

Mayo Clinic (Depression and Anxiety)

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