Two high-energy City of Greater Geelong group fitness instructors will put the fun into fundraising when they lead the warm-up at Run4Geelong next month.
Chloe Cristina and Jack McAllister are familiar faces at Norlane ARC and will bring their best moves to the start line for the annual Barwon Health Foundation event on Sunday 9 November.
The Swim Sport & Leisure pair promise a simple, feel-good routine to get the thousands of participants warm and ready to take on the course.
The City's seven Swim Sport & Leisure locations – which include pools, gyms and fitness classes – recorded a total 2.4 million visits last financial year.
Everyone who signs up for Run4Geelong this year gets a seven-day free pass to try our centres.
Chloe has been a fitness instructor for 15 years and specialises in Zumba classes.
Jack McAllister has 19 years' experience as a fitness instructor, and takes several Motivate 30 classes, as well as community running groups.
Chloe and Jack will be joined by fellow Swim Sport & Leisure instructors, as well as City animal management mascot CoGG Dog and swim school favourite Webstar the platypus.
Mayor and Run4Geelong community ambassador Stretch Kontelj OAM
That shared moment on the start line lifts spirits, brings people together and reminds us that we're making a difference.
Chloe Cristina, Swim Sport & Leisure fitness instructor
It is a real honour to be part of this event and do our bit to support our local health services. If we can get people moving and motivated for the journey ahead, we've done our job.
Jack McAllister, Swim Sport & Leisure fitness instructor
A warm body is important, but a positive headspace matters too. When people are smiling and feel part of something bigger, everything else falls into place.
