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July-September 2017 Get Healthy on the Sign Up Now for Classes Locations Atlanta BeltLine Free Classes SEE INSIDE FOR CLASS TIMES WITH FREE FITNESS CLASSES BELTLINE.ORG/FITSIGNUP A Northside Trail at Tanyard Creek Park Collier Rd. at Walthall Dr., 30318 North Atlanta Atlanta BeltLine Corridor High School Garden Hills B Tanyard Creek Park PATH Trails - existing and proposed Morris Brandon Elementary Elementary Completed Atlanta BeltLine Trails Garden Hills Colland Dr. at Walthall Dr., 30309 Peachtree Rd NE Wesley Rd NE Interim Hiking Trails Moores Mill Rd NW 400¦ Atlanta BeltLine Trail Alignment Howell Mill Rd NW C Northwoods Alexander Park Buford Hwy Connector Trails (Park Tavern parking lot, Piedmont Park) Trails Under Construction Piedmont Rd NE Peachtree Battle Ave NW 500 10th St., 30309 Parks/Greenspace - existing and LINDBERGH CENTER proposed E. Rivers Lindbergh Dr NE Elementary Colleges and Universities Atlanta Lindbergh/Morosgo Marietta Blvd NW Peachtree D Eventide Brewing Memorial Park Peachtree Hills Hills Park Schools 1015 Grant St. SE, 30315 Bolton Waterways Academy Bobby Jones Bennett St. MARTA Rail System Golf Course MARTA Arts Armour Yard E Historic 4th Ward Park Outdoor Amphitheater Art on the Atlanta BeltLine - District Maintenance Chattahoochee Ave NW Continuing Exhibition Facility 680 Dallas St., 30308 Collier Hills Points of Interest Collier Rd NW North Armour Dr NE Piedmont Transit Stations (proposed) Tanyard Channing Valley Creek Hospital Cheshire Bridge Rd. F Historic 4th Ward Skatepark Park Peachtree Rd Brookwood Hills Collier Hills Ardmore Ottley Dr NE 830 Willoughby Way, 30312 Park Rock Springs Rd NE Ardmore Piedmont Heights Park Ansley Peachtree St NE Northside Dr Golf Course G Eastside Trail at Atlanta BeltLine Bicycle Brookwood Spring Buford Conn Howell Mill Rd NW 85 Sherwood Forest E Morningside Dr NE 151 Sampson St., 30312 Underwood Hills Berkeley Park Ansley Morningside Beverly Rd NE Mall Elementary Loring Heights Cumberland Rd NE Marietta Blvd NW North H Eastside Trail at Parish Woods Morningside-Lenox Park Ansley Park Expansion 240 N. Highland Ave., 30307 Atlantic Station Spring St NW Blandtown Waterworks Piedmont Ave Howell Mill Rd NW Woodruff Winn Park Atlanta Hemphill Arts Center Botanical Huff Rd NW Waterworks Rockdale ARTS CENTER Gardens I Candler Park Amsterdam Ave NE W Peachtree St NW Boyd Piedmont Elementary 14th St NW Park Park Dr NE 1500 McLendon Ave., 30307 13th St NE Orme Park W Marietta St NW Home Park Inman Middle School Virginia Highland Knight Park/ Commercial J Eastside Trail at Irwin St. 10th St NW 10th St NE Virginia Ave NE District Howell Station MIDTOWN Grady Let’s Get Fit – Westside 8th St NE High School Virginia Highland 650 Irwin St., 30312 Reservoir Park Marietta St NW Briarcliff Rd NE Bellwood Midtown NE Ave Highland Yard Georgia Institute Greenwood Ave NE Springdale Park Druid Hills B.E.S.T Jefferson St NW of Technology Elementary Academy Freedom Pky K Grant Park Coffeehouse Woodson Atkins Park Oak Grove Park Ponce de Leon Ave NE Monroe Dr NE Virgilee Park Elementary Piedmont Ave DL Hollowell Boulevard NW Spring St Ponce de Leon Ave NE Springdale Park Ponce de Leon Ave 753 Cherokee Ave., 30315 Juniper St NE Ponce City Grove Park BANKHEAD NORTH AVENUE Market We offer a range of programs North Ave For The Health Of It Poncey Highland Bankhead Maddox North Ave Park Centennial Place Freedom Park Freedom Park Elementary Mary Linn Elementary Candler L Boulevard Crossing Park North Ave English Intown Historic Park The Kindezi Fourth The Carter Avenue Academy Center School Ward for every level of fitness. They Boulevard & Englewood Ave., 30315 CIVIC CENTER Park Candler Park KIPP Skate Little Five JULY-SEPTEMBER 2017 CLASSES WAYS 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 Kennedy M. Bethune Center M D.H. Stanton Park Middle School are fun and easy to join, so Elementary Freedom Freedom Park DeKalb Ave NE Latin Piedmont Ave Freedom Pky 1052 Martin St., 30315 Academy Park Inman Park Washington PEACHTREE CENTER Hunter Hills Park Vine City Old Fourth Ward Historic Hope-Hill INMAN PARK-REYNOLDSTOWN Westside Spring St SpringvalePark KIPP Atlanta Village Elementary Collegiate Marietta St NW VINE CITY there’s no reason not to come ASHBY Auburn Ave SE N Adair Park GWCC/DOME ML King Center Atlanta Edgewood Ave SE Sweet Auburn Dist. for Nonviolent Martin Luther King Jr Dr SW Mozley Park Preparatory FIVE POINTS Social Change Whitefoord WEST LAKE Washington Georgia State Hulsey Yard 742 Catherine St., 30310 High School Academy Elementary Beckwith St SW Martin Luther KingUniversity Jr Dr Lang Carson Moreland Ave Just Us Sweet Auburn Park Ralph David Abernathy BlvdMozley SW Park Edgewood out and get a healthy dose of GEORGIA STATE Kirkwood Ave SE Castleberry Hill Forsyth TrinitySt SW Ave SW Fair St SW Decatur St SE Ashview Heights KING MEMORIAL Reynoldstown O West End MARTA Station Atlanta GARNETT Cabbagetown Westview Dr SW M. Agnes Jones Oakland Cemetery University Memorial Dr Elementary Center 680 Lee St., SW, 30310 Pryor St Memorial Dr Westview Peters St SW Capitol Gateway Enota Park Woodward Ave Se fitness on the Atlanta BeltLine! Cemetery Westview KIPP Commercial Chapel St SW Glenwood Ave SE P Hammonds House District STRIVE Academy Sydney St SE Josepph E Lowery Blvd SW Summerhill Way Kennedy Bill 503 Peeples St., 30310 Westview Glenwood Ave SE Gordon-White Park West End Wells St SW Ralph David Abernathy Blvd Commercial Mechanicsville Maynard H. Jackson Pryor St SW District Glenn St SW Ave Capitol King Middle High School SW Connector Trail Beulah Heights Rogers Ave SW White StWest SW End School Boulevard SE University Berne St SE Atlanta Grant Park Q Gordon White Park Donnelly Ave SW WEST END Turner Westwood Terrace Brown Middle Field Neighborhood Parkside Beecher School Charter Elementary Flat Shoals Ave SE Hills Beecher St SW Connally W Whitehall St SW Elementary 1350 Ralph David Abernathy Blvd., 30310 Elementary Ormewood Park Elementary Grant Park Atlanta Rockwell St SW Atlanta Zoo Oakland City Rose Circle Park Adair Park II Ormond St SE and Cyclorama Neighborhood Metropolitan Pkwy SW Pkwy Metropolitan Ormond-Grant Charter Gideons Playlot Middle School Beecher Hills Cascade Avenue/Road Outdoor Elementary Activity Center R KIPP STRIVE Bouldercrest Dr SE Adair Park Fletcher St SW Peoplestown John D. H. Stanton White Pittman Confederate Ave SE Park Salvation Army Park Elementary 1444 Lucile Ave., 30310 Allene Ave SW Bush Mountain College Four Corners Murphy Daniel Adair Park Stanton Park Cascade Ave SW Crossing Pittsburgh Ridge Ave Park I Ga. Army Oakland Dr SW Boulevard Lee St SW Boulevard Nat’l Guard/ Avon St SW Urban Crossing Park Heights Ga. State Patrol S Southwest Connector Spur Trail Farm University Ave SW Finch Pittman Englewood Ave SE Elementary Casey Foundation Site Park Beecher Hills Elementary School Carver Sandtown Rd SW High School Chosewood Park Green Jonesboro Rd SE Dill Ave SW Hillside Slater Hill St SE Chosewood 2257 Bollingbrook Dr., 30311 Cascade Park Elementary Park Elementary Capitol View South Benteen Benteen Park Venetian Hills OAKLAND CITY Capitol View Manor Atlanta McDonough Blvd ElementarySE High Point Park Wesley Adams Park Sylvan Hills International Middle School Emma Millican Villages Academy T Lionel Hampton Trail Park at Carver Adams Fort McPherson Park Joyland Pryor St SW South Atlanta 390 Willis Mill Rd., 30311 (enter at MLK Dr.) Perkerson Atlanta Federal Penitentiary Campbellton Rd SW Park Technical Price Sylvan Rd SW College Middle U Washington Park Natatorium Sylvan Hills School 101 Ollie St., 30314 V Maddox Park Donald Lee Hollowell Pkwy., NW, 30318 W WeCycle Atlanta AA Bell Street Burritos AG Maynard Jackson High School 1124 Oak St. SW, 30310 1816 Peachtree St NW, Atlanta, GA, 30309 801 Glenwood Ave, Atlanta GA 30312 X Perkerson Park AB Langford Skatepark AH Ponce City Market Shed 770 Deckner Ave. SW, 30310 1614 Arthur Langford Junior Pl. SW, Atlanta, GA, 30315 675 Ponce De Leon Ave NE, Atlanta, Georgia 30308 Y Atlanta Medical Center AC Mrs. D’s AI Walmart (Parking Lot) 303 Parkway Dr. NE, 30312 1540 Ralph David Abernathy Blvd, Atlanta, GA, 30310 843 MLK Dr. NW 30314 PRESENTING SPONSOR: l Z Piedmont Park AD Ladybird Grove & Mess Hal Additional Sponsors: Program partners include: 1342 Worchester Dr. NE, 30306 685 John Wesley Dobbs, Atlanta, GA 30312 AJ Tassili’s Raw Reality Café 1059 Ralph David Abernathy Blvd., Atlanta, 30310 AE Whole Foods–Ponce 650 Ponce de Leon Ave, Atlanta, GA 30308 AK Catalyst Fitness 2233 Peachtree Rd NE, Atlanta, GA 30309 AF Brown Middle School 765 Peeples St., Atlanta GA 30310 Just starting Find your fit out or already a with Atlanta workout wiz, we BeltLine Free have the right Fitness Classes. ‘fit’ for you! July-September 2017 Classes July-September 2017 Classes Location Program Led By Description Date Time (see map) Program Led By Description Date Time Map Hike/Walk Group Fitness 1.5 hour tour highlighting horticultural Fridays 9:00 - 10:30am Aerobics Tuesdays 6pm Aboretum Walking 10-AGAIN Energizing 60-minute workout for all ages. Trees Atlanta features of the Eastside Trail. Register at Sponsored by Healthways Tour beltline.org/tours. Saturdays 9:00 - 10:30am Thursdays 6pm Happy Jul 1 Yoga with core exercises. Bring a yoga mat or towel. Beginner Yoga Vibrations Wednesdays 7-7:45pm HEAL, WAWA, Activities include 20-minute walk, children’s All levels. No prior yoga experience needed! Walk With A Doc playground, nature exploration, and lesson Aug 5 9:00 am Yoga, Inc. WCA, Links on outdoor exercise equipment. Sep 2 Get your arms and legs moving and your heart rate Cosmic Energy up with this high-energy workout. 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