'Get your sweat on while assisting students!' Free drop-in classes start on Sept. 16
Sault College is inviting everyone to participate in free drop-in fitness classes starting next Monday.For more information, see the full press release below:
Get your sweat on while assisting students! Staff, students, and community members are encouraged to support Fitness and Health Promotion students by joining their free drop-in lunchtime group fitness classes! Beginning Monday, Sept. 16, classes will run Monday-Thursday from 12:30-1:15 p.m.
“With the start of the new year, we are excited to welcome community members to our group fitness classes to further support our students in their learning and help participants achieve their health goals. Students will have an opportunity to observe, participate, and lead classes to help them grow as fitness and health professionals. Participants can join us once a week or four times a week,” said Heather Pusch, Fitness and Health Promotion Professor.
Parking is available from Northern 1 or 2 Entrance in the A-Lot metered visitor parking, or from Willow 1 Entrance in the Daily Parking lot for $5 upon exit. Please see our campus map for details.
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