7th Annual Thanksgiving Food Drive & BEAT MICHIGAN Workout
It’s that time of year again!
A year where we get to show our gratitude for others and when we, The Ohio State Buckeyes, get to beat that team up North once again.
The workout is open to anybody all you need to bring is a canned food item. The more you bring the better, as it goes to making someone who would not have a Thanksgiving have one.
Where:
Improvement Warrior Fitness’ Hilliard Studio
4601 Leap Ct, Hilliard, OH 43026
614-304-1426
Time: 630 pm
Why:
To help out those less fortunate this holiday season. All canned food items will be donated to the local food panty.
Come out and enjoy this free, festive Columbus tradition workout.
Your ticket in is a canned food item. The more you bring the better.
All fitness levels are welcome.
All exercises are based off of interval training, so it is time based so you do what you can. Plus it’s for a good cause- the local food pantry!
Wear your favorite Ohio State gear!
If you are a Michigan fan– Why?! We are also very sorry— You will probably be made fun of, but you are probably used to that anyway ?
Registration is not necessary just show up. Or if you want to RSVP, please do so on our facebook page here
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