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Walk the Parks - Spring 2024

A walking program that promotes health, wellness and community among Moore residents.
When
Monday, March 4 - Tuesday, April 30, 2024 | All day

Walk and be well!

Register Now for Spring 2024

March 4 – April 30, 2024

Walk the Parks is a physical activity tracking program that encourages participants to practice healthy walking habits while exploring our exercise-friendly parks in the City of Moore. The goal of Walk the Parks is to promote health, wellness, and community by encouraging physical activity and highlighting free resources for all ages.

Bring your family, friends, pets, and walking shoes, and get started on March 4, 2024.

10 of the 13 public parks in Moore are equipped with walking paths.

Participants registered for the 8-week program will walk daily/weekly, record their activity, and report at the end of each week via email, text, GroupMe app, or in person. Buster Bread, Fitness Manager for Moore Parks and Recreation, will facilitate the program by:

  • posting parks and their amenities in a shared app and/or via email group or text group,
  • sharing information about various walking apps that can assist with tracking,
  • offering health and wellness tips, and conveying “group walk events” at various parks.  
  • providing motivation through acknowledgments of participant progress. This will include a weekly prize raffled throughout the 8-week program.

REGISTER TODAY!  The program begins March 4, 2024, and Activity Tracking Forms are due the Sunday of each week by 6 p.m. Tracking form submission is not required but recommended and will qualify you for giveaways and performance acknowledgments.

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Meet Buster

Buster Bread is the Fitness Manager for Moore Parks and Recreation at the Station. He holds a Master’s degree in Kinesiology with an emphasis on Wellness Management and Diabetes Prevention, as well as a Bachelor’s degree in Native American Studies. Buster has worked closely with a variety of communities to provide quality exercise resources for health and wellness. He enjoys exercising/being active, listening to music, and helping people learn about the benefits of becoming physically active. Buster has served over 15 years working in the Diabetes and Wellness community. He is excited to integrate his expertise in health and wellness into the world of Moore Parks and Recreation. His likes include physiology, diabetes education, sports (basketball/college football), and sci-fi/comedy movies.

Questions?

Contact Buster Bread at [email protected]

Visit all of Moore's parks.

10 parks with trails
Parks

Download the Activity Tracking Form below:

Activity Tracking Form
rev. 04/4/22

Please fill out the registration form below:

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The City of Moore may notify me via text message.
Disclaimer

The City of Moore disclaims any and all responsibility for accidents or injuries occurring during activity in the Walk the Park program. In consideration of my participation, I, by agreeing to this statement, assume full and complete responsibility for my actions while participating in the activity or use of facility owned by the City of Moore. I hereby indemnify and hold harmless the City of Moore and/or its Director, Manager, Coordinators, Employees, Volunteers, Agents, Servants, Officers, Elected Officials, and Independent Contractors from any and all claims, actions, demands, costs, liabilities, expenses, or judgement whatsoever which might arise in any manner from my use of the Moore Community Center and The Station gym/ activity rooms, the Aquatic Center or my presence on City of Moore property. I understand that there is an inherent risk in participating in any physical activity. This release and waiver extends to all claims of every kind and nature, whatsoever, foreseen and unforeseen, known or unknown.