FIT ROVERS is a FREE 12-week programme that helps fans to make better lifestyle choices.
With support from our staff and from other group members you’ll get tips to:
The 12-week programme begins with a ‘week zero’ session which includes an initial health check and a discussion about what to expect from the course.
The 12 weeks are split between classroom health and education workshops and physical activity sessions.
Male FIT ROVERS participants, aged 35-65, are eligible to take part in this programme if they have a BMI of 28+ or a waist size of 37+ inches.
Female FIT ROVERS participants, aged 35 -65, are eligible to take part in this programme if they have a BMI of 28+ and a waist size of 31 inches.
For further information or to register an interest about the Fit Fans programme please contact Martin Payne:
E: martin.payne@brfctrust.co.uk
T: 01254 508257
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