Y at Heritage Park

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Greater Twin Cities YMCA

Posted

Mar 28, 2015

Studies have shown the positive impact of exercise for senior citizens in their health and long-term independence. The YMCA has introduced a ground-breaking program that could change the look of older adult exercise programs across the Twin Cities. Here to tell us more is Henry Crosby, Executive Director of the Y at Heritage Park.

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