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Work out for free with these fun classes in Roswell

Tori Reynolds, a Dayton area yoga instructor, leads more than 80 people in a yoga class at RiverScape Metro Park. Kettering Health Network will host a Zumba class on Feb. 28 at the Kettering Recreation Complex in Kettering in honor of American Heart Month. LISA POWELL / STAFF
Tori Reynolds, a Dayton area yoga instructor, leads more than 80 people in a yoga class at RiverScape Metro Park. Kettering Health Network will host a Zumba class on Feb. 28 at the Kettering Recreation Complex in Kettering in honor of American Heart Month. LISA POWELL / STAFF
By Mitchell Northam
Sept 4, 2018

If you’re someone who likes to exercise outside, or work out in groups, here’s something you might be interested in.

On most Saturday mornings through September and October, free outdoor fitness classes will be available in Roswell. The classes began Sept. 1.

Hosted by the city’s recreation, parks, historic and cultural affairs department, there will be classes on yoga, Zumba and Pilates available each weekend. The classes will be held in either Riverside Park or the Roswell Town Square.

Each class starts at 10 a.m.

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Here’s a look at the upcoming schedule: 

• Sept. 8: Yoga at Riverside Park

• Sept. 22: Yoga at Roswell Town Square

• Sept. 29: Yoga at Roswell Town Square

• Oct. 6: Pilates at Roswell Town Square

• Oct. 13: Zumba at Riverside Park

• Oct. 20: Yoga at Roswell Town Square

• Oct. 27: Yoga at Roswell Town Square

All classes are weather permitting, so checkout the city’s Facebook page for updates. For more information, visit the city’s website.

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