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Not So Gentle RemindersGet Active Orlando partnership reaches out to the community through 36 banners promoting active living. The banners are periodically placed throughout Downtown Orlando. These colorful reminders urge us to walk, bike, and play for a prescribed 30 minutes each day. Be on the lookout for them!
Click here to see downtown Get Active Orlando banners.
Click here to see downtown Get Active Orlando banners.
Action Plan!Partners gathered to create an active living plan to impact the Central Florida community. Check out the plan to see what the Get Active Orlando partners group is working on.
On the Road to Good HealthA LYMMO bus, transportation for Downtown Orlando, was painted with the Get Active Orlando message.
Hit the StreetsMore than 100 Get Active Orlando volunteers assessed the features, aesthetics, shade, and safety of Orlando streets. The results were used to develop City of Orlando policies.
Getting Ready to Get DirtyGet Active Orlando partners look over plans for the Parramore Community Garden. Community Gardening grows healthy habits, food and a strong neighborhood.
It’s Child’s Play – or is it?Incorporating physical activity into daily life is easy! Take the kids for a walk or play with them in the playground. It is a win-win!
Ready, Set, Roll!Parents, children, and the entire community come together each year for our community bike ride. Learn how to safely navigate the road on a bicycle, get a little exercise, and have a lot of fun!
They’re Walking – Yes Indeed!Walking is an easy way to up your daily physical activity. Look for walking programs at recreation center or start one in your own neighborhood.
Back in the SaddleThe adult bike giveaway matches interested recipients with donated bicycles. The bikes are used for transportation and recreation – providing many recipients with a new way to get to work.
Jump for the Health of It!Children participate in a “Double Dutch” jump rope program at the Downtown recreation Center. Shhh – don’t tell them, but it’s exercise!