Because of this class, all virtual Walk With Ease classes are now more accessible, and the images represent a broader spectrum of physical abilities, as well as ages and race and ethnicities.
The event connects youth to the outdoors and support the ideals of sustainability, fitness and nutrition while strengthening the ties between Extension and communities in the mid-Willamette valley.
Walk With Ease and StrongWomen & StrongPeople – two Oregon State University Family and Community Health Extension Service programs for adults – continue to help keep Oregonians staying active during the state’s stay-at-home order.
The website provides participants with everything they need to know about the program, including exercise videos that allow them to follow along at home.
Youths in the fourth through sixth grades gained a better understanding of how to enjoy hiking safely, while at the same time they experienced a lifelong activity that promotes a healthy and active lifestyle
