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First Quarter Schedule Get Fit on the From January – March, 2014 Atlanta BeltLine With Free Classes at Atlanta’s Newest Parks & Trails Grab your neighbors and get out to the Atlanta BeltLine for some Classes run from January 21st through March 31st and are weekly except where specific exciting, FREE classes at Atlanta’s hottest new parks and trails! There’s dates are noted. Sign up for the classes below at beltline.org/fitsignup or call 404-446-4410 something for everyone, so if this is your first class or your 50th, don’t miss out on this fun new way to enjoy time with your community. Garden Hills Peachtree Rd NE Wesley Rd NE Moores Mill Rd NW ¦400 Howell Mill Rd NW Program Dates Time Location Alexander Park Buford Hwy Piedmont Rd NE Peachtree Battle Ave NW LINDBERGH CENTER E. Rivers A Piedmont Park (Park Tavern) Lindbergh Dr NE Elementary Atlanta Peachtree Lindbergh/Morosgo Aerobics: Energizing sixty-minute Tuesdays 6 PM B - Historic 4th Ward Park (Lake) Marietta Blvd NW Memorial Park Peachtree Hills Hills Park 500 10th St., NE workout for all ages Saturdays 10 AM F - D. H. Stanton Park Bobby Jones Bennett St. Atlanta, GA‎30309 Golf Course MARTA Arts Armour Yard District Chattahoochee Ave NW Maintenance Facility Collier Hills Nutrition Walk: One-hour walk with Tuesdays 9 AM D - Eastside Trail Extension (H. Harper Station) Collier Rd NW North Armour Dr NE B Historic 4th Ward Park Piedmont Tanyard Johnson Rd NE Channing Valley Creek Hospital Park Peachtree Rd a certified dietician to learn about Wednesdays 5:30 PM A - Eastside Trail (Park Tavern Parking Lot) Brookwood Hills Collier Hills Ardmore Ottley Dr NE 680 Dallas St. NE Park Rock Springs Rd NE Ardmore Piedmont Heights Park Ansley Peachtree St NE healthy eating while you exercise. Thursdays 7:30 AM H - Washington Park (Tennis Center) Northside Dr Golf Course Atlanta, GA 30308 Brookwood Spring Buford Conn Howell Mill Rd NW 85 Sherwood Forest E Moringside Dr NE Introduction to FitWit: Sixty- Saturdays 9 AM G - Gordon White Park Underwood Hills Berkeley Park C Historic 4th Ward Skatepark Ansley Beverly Rd NE Mall Loring Heights Cumberland Rd NE Marietta Blvd NW minute boot camp style workout. North 830 Willoughby Way NE Woods Morningside-Lenox Park Ansley Park Expansion Atlantic Station Spring St NW Atlanta, GA 30312 Blandtown Waterworks Piedmont Ave Basic Mountain Biking: Two-hour Sunday, Jan. 26 10 AM G - Gordon White Park Howell Mill Rd N Woodruff Winn Park Atlanta Hemphill Arts Center Botanical Huff Rd NW Waterworks Rockdale ARTS CENTER Gardens Amsterdam Ave NE W Peachtree St NW off-road biking class for beginners Sunday, Feb. 23 10 AM G - Gordon White Park Piedmont D Eastside Trail Extension 14th St NW Park Park Dr NE W 13th St NE Orme Park along the Westside Trail Saturday, Mar. 29 10 AM G - Gordon White Park W Marietta St NW Home Park (H. Harper Station) Virginia Highland Knight Park/ Commercial 10th St NW 10th St NE Virginia Ave NE District Howell Station MIDTOWN A 904 Memorial Dr SE 8th St NE Virginia Highland Trail Yoga: One-hour combination of Sundays 1 PM G - Washington Park (Tennis Center) Marietta St NW Briarcliff Rd NE Bellwood Midtown NE Ave Highland Atlanta, GA 30316 Yard Greenwood Ave NE Druid Hills Jefferson St NW Freedom Pky Woodson Atkins Park Oak Grove Park Ponce de Leon Ave NE Monroe Dr NE Virgilee Park hiking/jogging and yoga. Mondays 5:30 PM A - Piedmont Park (Park Tavern Parking Lot) Elementary Piedmont Ave DL Hollowell Boulevard NW Spring St Ponce de Leon Ave NE Springdale Park Ponce de Leon Ave Grove Park BANKHEAD Juniper St NE Ponce City E Boulevard Crossing Park NORTH AVENUE Market North Ave Poncey Highland Bankhead Maddox North Ave How to Ride a Bike for Adults: Sunday, Feb. 2 2 PM I - Washington Park (Natatorium) Park Freedom Park Freedom Park 500Candler Englewood Ave. SE North Ave Historic Park English Fourth The Carter Avenue Ward Center B Park Four-hour introductory bike riding Sunday, Mar. 2 2 PM I - Washington Park (Natatorium) CIVIC CENTER Candler Park Atlanta, GA 30315 Skate Little Five Park Points Josepph E Lowery Blvd NW Ralph McGill Blvd NE JE Boone Boulevard NW Luckie St NW Downtown Bass Baker St NW Recreation EDGEWOOD-CANDLER PARK course for adults. C Center Freedom F D.H. Stanton Park Freedom Park DeKalb Ave NE Piedmont Ave Freedom Pky Park Inman Park Washington PEACHTREE CENTER Hunter Hills HPark I Vine City Old Fourth Ward Sunrise/Sunset Hike: See beautiful Monday, Feb. 3 6:30 AM C - Historic 4th Ward Skatepark Historic INMAN PARK-REYNOLDSTOWN 500 Englewood Ave. SE Westside Village Spring St SpringvalePark Marietta St NW ASHBY VINE CITY Auburn Ave SE GWCC/DOME ML King Center Edgewood Ave SE Sweet Auburn Dist. for Nonviolent vistas on the Eastside and Westside Friday, Feb. 7 5:30 PM H - Westside Trail (Washington Park) Martin Luther King Jr Dr S Atlanta, GA 30315 Mozley Park W FIVE POINTS Social Change Whitefoord WEST LAKE Hulsey Yard Elementary Beckwith St SW Martin Luther King Jr Dr Lang Carson Moreland Ave Just Us Sweet Auburn Park Ralph David Aberna Mozley Park Edgewood during a casual two-hour hike. Monday, Mar. 3 6:30 AM C - Historic 4th Ward Skatepark GEORGIA STATE Kirkwood Ave SE Castleberry Hill Forsyth TrinitySt SW Ave SW Fair St SW Decatur St SE G Gordon White Park Ashview Heights KING MEMORIAL Reynoldstown GARNETT Cabbagetown Westview Dr SW Oakland Cemetery Friday, Mar. 7 5:30 PM H - Westside Trail (Washington Park) Memorial Dr Pryor St Memorial Dr D Peters St SW Capitol Gateway 1350 Ralph David thy Blvd SW Enota Park Woodward Ave Se Westview Abernathy Blvd. SW Run Club: Group runs ranging from Thursday, Feb. 6 6:30 PM A - Eastside Trail (Park Tavern Parking Lot) Chapel St SW Commercial Glenwood Ave SE District Sydney St SE Josepph E Lowery Blvd SW Summerhill Way Kennedy Bill Westview Glenwood Ave SE Gordon-White Park West End Wells St SW Atlanta, GA 30310 2-4 miles. Thursday, Mar. 6 6:30 PM A - Eastside Trail (Park Tavern Parking Lot) Commercial Mechanicsville Ralph David Abernathy Blvd Pryor St SW G District Ave Capitol SW Connector Trail Glenn St SW Rogers Ave SW White StWest SW End Boulevard SE Berne St SE Grant Park Donnelly Ave SW WEST END Turner Westwood Terrace Field H FlatWashington Shoals Ave SE Park Beecher St SW W Whitehall St SW How to Ride a Bike for Kids: Sunday, Feb. 9 2 PM I - Washington Park (Natatorium) Ormewood Park Grant Park Rockwell St SW Atlanta Zoo Oakland City Rose Circle Park Adair Park II Ormond St SE and Cyclorama Metropolitan Pkwy SW Pkwy Metropolitan (Tennis Center) Ormond-Grant Two- hour introductory bike riding Sunday, Mar. 9 2 PM I - Washington Park (Natatorium) Playlot Beecher Hills Cascade Avenue/Road Outdoor Activity Center Adair Park Peoplestown Bouldercrest Dr SE John Fletcher St SW 1125 Lena St. NW White Pittman Confederate Ave SE course for children. Park Salvation Army Park Bush Mountain Allene Ave SW College Four Corners Murphy Daniel Adair Park Stanton Park Atlanta, GA 30314 Cascade Ave SW Crossing Pittsburgh Ridge Ave F Park I Ga. Army Oakland Dr SW Boulevard Lee St SW Boulevard Nat’l Guard/ Street Cup: Youth soccer tournament Saturday, Feb. 22 10 AM - C - Historic 4th Ward Skatepark Avon St SW Crossing Park Heights Ga. State Patrol University Ave SW Pittman Englewood Ave SE Park E I Washington Park (Natatorium) Sandtown Rd SW Chosewood Park Green Jonesboro Rd SE accommodates all skill levels and 2 PM Hill St SE Dill Ave SW Hillside Chosewood Park Park South Benteen Park Venetian Hills OAKLAND CITY Capitol View Capitol View Manor Atlanta McDonough Blvd SE 102 Ollie St. NW promotes character development. Adams Park High Point Park Emma Millican Villages Park at Carver Atlanta, GA 30314 Adams Fort McPherson Park Joyland Pryor St SW South Atlanta Perkerson Federal Penitentiary Play Day!: Kids of all ages can Sunday, Mar. 20 1 PM - E - Boulevard Crossing Park Campbellton Rd SW Park Sylvan Rd SW play dozens of different sports – 5 PM ProgramsSylvan Hills provided through the cooperation of: Funding provided by: no experience required. For additional information, please call 404-446-4410 or email [email protected] Get Connected at BeltLine.org.
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