CEOs, Executives, Co-workers GET FIT for DIABETES IN UPCOMING 2nd ANNUAL CEO FITNESS CHALLENGE
WIN – WIN… Thousands raised for American Diabetes Association plus Workplace Wellness
November 4, 2008 – Miami, FL – The CEO Fitness Challenge continues its mission to help The American Diabetes Association. CEOs, Executives and Co-workers compete as Teams to Lose Fat and Gain Muscle. Proceeds from registration benefit The American Diabetes Association, which provides research, education and medical care for people with Diabetes. Learn more at www.Diabetes.org
Kri Chay, Official Trainer Hero and Representative of the CEO Fitness Challenge in Kansas City, wanted to ensure that the members of your organization received notification about the 2nd Annual weight loss event, benefiting the American Diabetes Association.
The team with the greatest averaged weight-loss improvement will receive a $10,000 prize and a trip to Las Vegas. Communities benefit as their local businesses improve their health, which equals increased quality, efficiency, productivity and safety. Everybody Wins – employees, communities, and companies.
As it enters its second year, the CEO Fitness Challenge has become a highly-anticipated event for thousands of hard-working employees who want to improve their health. The CEO Fitness Challenge is a 12-week program with the objective of losing fat, and gaining muscle. In addition to promoting teamwork and morale among the teams, the challenge provides incentive for the workplace environment with weekly webinars on motivation, nutrition, exercise and feedback for employees.
Teams can register from November 15 -December 15, 2008. Employees, managers and CEOs are eligible. Each team consists of 5 members. Weigh-ins are performed by Certified Trainers at designated locations/times. Florida Heart Institute will provide on-site health screenings.
www.CEOFitnessChallenge.com
November 4, 2008 – Miami, FL – The CEO Fitness Challenge continues its mission to help The American Diabetes Association. CEOs, Executives and Co-workers compete as Teams to Lose Fat and Gain Muscle. Proceeds from registration benefit The American Diabetes Association, which provides research, education and medical care for people with Diabetes. Learn more at www.Diabetes.org
Kri Chay, Official Trainer Hero and Representative of the CEO Fitness Challenge in Kansas City, wanted to ensure that the members of your organization received notification about the 2nd Annual weight loss event, benefiting the American Diabetes Association.
The team with the greatest averaged weight-loss improvement will receive a $10,000 prize and a trip to Las Vegas. Communities benefit as their local businesses improve their health, which equals increased quality, efficiency, productivity and safety. Everybody Wins – employees, communities, and companies.
As it enters its second year, the CEO Fitness Challenge has become a highly-anticipated event for thousands of hard-working employees who want to improve their health. The CEO Fitness Challenge is a 12-week program with the objective of losing fat, and gaining muscle. In addition to promoting teamwork and morale among the teams, the challenge provides incentive for the workplace environment with weekly webinars on motivation, nutrition, exercise and feedback for employees.
Teams can register from November 15 -December 15, 2008. Employees, managers and CEOs are eligible. Each team consists of 5 members. Weigh-ins are performed by Certified Trainers at designated locations/times. Florida Heart Institute will provide on-site health screenings.
www.CEOFitnessChallenge.com
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posted by Kri at
12/08/2008
1 Comments:
Corporate fitness is the way to go. Healthy bosses, CEO's, and whoever else at the top of the business pyramid should lead the way. Lead by example. This challenge will be awesome for those who participate. I can't wait to train these big wigs and kick their a$$.
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