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Jeongeup City Recruiting Participants for 'Adult Obesity Management Program'

Applications Open Until the 29th
Featuring Trampoline Jumping and More

Jeongeup City Public Health Center in North Jeolla Province is recruiting participants for the second half adult obesity management program, "Jumping, Catching Obesity, Raising Health↑," until the 29th.


According to the health center on August 13, the program aims to raise awareness of the risks of obesity, emphasize the importance of prevention, and help participants practice healthy lifestyles by closely managing obesity risk factors.

Jeongeup City Recruiting Participants for 'Adult Obesity Management Program' Jeongeup City Public Health Center is recruiting participants for the second half adult obesity management program "Jumping, Catching Obesity, Raising Health↑" until the 29th. Photo by Jeongeup City Public Health Center

The program will be held twice a week for 12 weeks, from next month through November, at Jeongeup City Public Health Center and other locations. The sessions will include trampoline jumping exercises, foam roller stretching, obesity prevention nutrition education, and individual nutrition counseling.


Trampoline jumping exercises help burn a high number of calories while reducing joint strain and activating core muscles. Foam roller stretching increases muscle flexibility and helps maintain proper posture, making it easy for adults who are not accustomed to exercise to participate.


The program is open to 25 participants. Citizens with a body mass index (BMI) of 25 or higher, or a waist circumference of 90cm or more for men and 85cm or more for women, are eligible to apply. Applications can be submitted to the Healthy Lifestyle Team at the Saemgol Health Center, Jeongeup City Public Health Center.


An official from the health center stated, "As this is the second time the program is being run following the first half of the year, we expect it to greatly help residents establish healthy lifestyle habits. We will continue to promote various health management programs to support citizens in leading healthy lives."


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