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How non-competitive fitness is gaining traction among millennials
Updated On: 16 October, 2018 08:24 AM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondent
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If you're looking for a healthy workout session and don't want to hit the gym, try non-competitive fitness sports. Non-competitive fitness is the trending health news for millennials who do not have the time or money to spend on a gym membership. Moreover, they are enjoyable (for there are no prizes involved!) and you can involve your friends and family in the fun as well. These sports don't need equipment and can be adjusted to your schedule – all you need is some practice, hard work, dedication, a towel and a water bottle to keep you going.
Marathons to help you keep competing!
The marathon is a huge fitness sport to maintain a great body shape and for one’s overall health. Described as a long-distance race, it generally includes running or walking on the roads itself. They now include a wheelchair division as well, for people who use wheelchairs to move from place to place. If you’re interested in participating in a marathon, sign up for the Kolhapur Run due on 10 February 2019. You need not worry, as most organizers have provisions like hydration stations and emergency services to ensure safety of the participants and smooth functioning of the entire event.
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