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Skye Canyon community to host annual Fit Fest

Skye Canyon's Fit Fest returns March 4, 2023, to the northwest valley community. (Skye Canyon)
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Las Vegas Review-Journal
February 24, 2023 - 12:11 pm
 

A full day of fitness and outdoor fun, Skye Canyon’s annual Fit Fest returns March 4 at Skye Canyon Park, 10115 W. Skye Canyon Park Drive.

The day kicks off with an opening ceremony and a warmup by Club Pilates marking the start of the 5K/8K race and the 1-mile fun run. The wellness celebration continues with a cooldown by YogaSix and an awards ceremony.

The day will also include yoga and guided meditation. For kids, the event will feature a rock wall, an inflatable obstacle course and games.

For more information or to register to race, visit skyecanyon.com/fit-fest.

Have a health-related event? Email us at health@reviewjournal.com.

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