The owner of a new fitness center in Norman, the latest expansion in a growing nationwide chain, said it’s a great time to look at getting back in shape, no matter where you are today. “My dad used to always tell me, ‘How do you eat an elephant? Well, you do it one bite at […]
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Running start
Pete White Health & Wellness Center officially opened to the public May 4. Ernie Schmidt was one of the very first people in line to utilize the Capitol Hill-area health facility for residents age 50 and older. “I signed up the first day,” Schmidt said. “I had the paperwork before [the center opened].” The 37,000 […]
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COVER: The Harlem Globetrotters and guard Ace Jackson bring exciting exhibition basketball to OKC
The Globetrotters play 2 p.m. Feb. 10 at Chesapeake Arena.
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COVER: Oklahoma Gazette highlights five fitness alternatives to traditional gym memberships
Is a traditional gym membership not for you? Check out these fun and engaging paths to increased fitness.
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Many OKC residents are turning to cryotheraphy for some ice-cold relief
OK Cryo opened its first location in Sept. 2016.
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Bad Axe Throwing opens a new location in OKC with the hope that the sport could become a regular pastime
Bad Axe Throwing can be found at 1201 W. Reno Ave. near the OKC Farmers Market District.
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An annual Norman bike ride raises money for children with developmental disabilities
Norman Conquest, which began as an event with just 20 riders, raised $10,000 for J.D. McCarty Center and Camp ClapHans last year.
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Oklahoma City Pro-Am Classic brings cycling race excitement back to the city’s downtown districts
The three-day event features courses in Midtown, Film Row and Automobile Alley.
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Summer Guide: Near or far, adventure awaits across Oklahoma
There is no more favorite time of the year for young and old than summertime, when just about everyone can get out and explore the wild, beautiful parks and attractions locally and across the state.
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OCCHD, others receive a federal grant to bridge gap between social, medical care
“Unmet health needs like food insecurity, transportation issues and unstable housing can lead to developing risks for chronic diseases,” she said. “We want to combat individuals increasing their risks of developing chronic diseases through traditional health care with preventable care.”