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Fit Body Boot Camp Commits to 'Burn The Fat And Feed The Hungry' Steve Ashaolu of Fit Body Boot Camp, in the Greater Toronto Area, is hosting a Boot Camp work-out-athon on February 13 - Burn The Fat And Feed The Hungry. This three hour fitness event will raise money for Canadian Feed The Children while promoting fitness as part of of a healthy lifestyle. Participants are welcome to workout at their own pace for as little as 15 mintues - or for those up to the challenge - for the entire three hours. The activities include fun exercises in a group atmosphere to burn fat and firm the entire body. By helping others, we often help ourselves. The owner of Fit Body Boot Camp, Steve Ashaolu, is encouraging local neighbors to come out for a three hour Boot Camp workout where 100% of the entry fees will go directly to Canadian Feed The Children. The funds will help Canadian children access healthy, nutritious snack and meal programs through schools, after-school programs and daycares. According to Steve, a certified fitness coach and the owner of Fit Body Boot Camp, "This is fitness with a purpose." 
Event Details Where: Sohn Agape's Tae Kwon Do Studio, 77 Finch Ave W., Suite 103, North York, ON When: February 13, 2010 from 8 am - 11 am Cost: $25 per person - and ALL entry fees to be donated to Canadian Feed The Children Ticket Information: Click here to reserve your spot on-line. Once you pay your registration fee on-line, you will be emailed a confirmation. Please take your confirmation with you to participate. Entry fees can also be paid by cheque, made out to Canadian Feed The Children. Donations will be collected the morning of the event. What To Bring: Comfortable workout clothes, a towel, your $25 cheque or confirmation and a heaping amount of enthusiasm because we are going to have a blast!! More Information: Contact Steve Ashaolu at 416-995-0113 for visit Fit Body Boot Camp at www.FitBodyBootCampNow.com. Can't make it out? You can still help by making a donation now!
This is a fun and social way to introduce an alternative to the boring gym workouts and at the same time help out a charity that does so much to reduce the impact of poverty on children. Honestly, I can't think of a better way to spend a Saturday morning than having a fun and energizing workout."
- Steve Ashaolu, Fit Body Boot Camp 
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