The golf simulator showdown is part of Riversport’s larger goal of getting people more active during the winter months.
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OKG Q&A: Comedian Eddie Izzard talks global politics, standing up to LGBT harassment ahead of Dec. 29 show
Comedy is like a cousin of journalism. Journalists point out intellectual truths and psychological truths about things that are going on in the world. Comics, we can point out things that make people laugh by pointing out the fallibility, the strangeness and the twisted nature of things.
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Beer yoga combines physical and mental wellness with adult beverages
Instructor Brooke Larson began practicing yoga while a student at the University of Central Oklahoma.
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Shannon Miller speaks at Celebrate Pink OKC luncheon
Celebrate Pink OKC is Oklahoma Project Woman’s fundraiser to support health services for low-income and uninsured Oklahomans.
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The Color Run celebrates its fifth year with a special event
The Color Run Tropicolor World Tour 2016 comes to Oklahoma City Oct. 1.
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Fitness festival Sweatstock moves to a new location for its third year
This year’s Sweatstock moves to Midtown near The Bleu Garten from its Classen Curve location last year.
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Major improvements usher in Wake Zone’s transition into Lost Lakes Amphitheater and Water Park
A music complex, an amphitheater, trails and paintball and hydroboarding facilities are included in the venue’s rebranding, scheduled for an Aug. 19 opening.
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Myriad Gardens’ new health and wellness initiative offers myriad reasons to get outside and eat well
Fleener said she appreciates the general cultural shift away from dieting and “getting fit” toward “being well.”
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Entrepreneur magazine ranked OKC as the nation’s No. 1 city worth moving to if you want to start a business.
Entrepreneur magazine ranked OKC as the nation’s No. 1 city worth moving to if you want to start a business.
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Chicken-Fried News: Failing fitness
Oklahoma City ranked 49 in a recent study that graded cities on the health and activity levels of their citizens.