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“At the end of the month we draw out a whole bunch prizes and they are donated by local businesses or community groups, and I also put in my own money to incentivise people to come along,” said Ms Ellis.<\/p>\n
“It’s to try and get as many people into classes as we can, getting fit, particularly when it’s disgustingly cold.”<\/p>\n
Ms Ellis aims to make the classes inclusive for people of all abilities and life stages.<\/p>\n
“The price has not changed in the 15 years we’ve been running it,” she said.<\/p>\n
“The reason why GenkiFIT was created originally was to create fun, affordable and accessible fitness classes and we’ve kept that going.<\/p>\n
“Accessibility isn’t just price point, it’s also being family friendly so if you have kids or you’re a single parent and you need to bring them to get to a fitness class, bring them.”<\/p>\n
To book a class visit the GenkiFIT website.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
RESIDENTS in the Shire’s north can stay active this winter with a range of Fitness in July classes. The program, organised by Jaymee Ellis, owner of GenkiFIT, aims to provide an affordable way for the community to get moving. Classes start at $5 and training styles include circuit, Pilates, boxing, CIRCL mobility classes and fast-paced […]<\/p>\n