Seniors ‘Finding Balance’ in local campaign

Posted Nov 4, 2014 6:10 am.

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A new campaign is encouraging Calgarians to keep active in their senior years.

Finding Balance kicks off Tuesday at the Genesis Centre for Community Wellness in the city’s northeast.

Seniors will be taking their first steps in the virtual TREK across Canada.

They are challenged to take 3,263,500 steps this month or 2,610 km: the same distance as walking from Coutts, AB to Fitzgerald, AB.

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