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Coral Springs wants residents to join 50 Million Pound Challenge

Coral Springs commissioners want city residents to lose those extra pounds.

City officials recently proclaimed Coral Springs a Commit 2B Fit community, encouraging the entire family to get healthy through exercise and smart eating habits. Close on the heels of that, the officials are now encouraging residents to join the national 50 Million Pound Challenge.

β€œThe 50 Million Pound Challenge is one way that we can join together to be a healthy community,” Mayor Scott Brook said. β€œ I am imploring all community organizations to join our lead and challenge our citizens to lose weight and get fit.”

According to nationwide statistics, two out of every three adults are considered to be overweight or obese. Seventeen percent of all children in the U.S. are overweight. By joining this challenge for free, residents can commit to leading healthier lifestyles and update their weight loss progress online, record their daily activities, and view a list of healthier meals.

To sign up for the challenge, visit www.50millionpounds.com.

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