How Fitness Deserts Keep Some Americans From Great Workouts
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Fitness deserts are a growing problem across the United States. These trainers are trying to help.
How Fitness Deserts Keep Some Americans From Great Workouts Skip to Content Fitness Health & Wellness Entertainment Style Gear Video Member Perks About Us More 8 min read Photograph and animation by The Voorhes. LOSE THE POTBELLY. That was Flagumy Valcourt’s fitness goal to start 2020. A 35-year-old Brooklynite overburdened by the 225 pounds on his five-nine frame, Valcourt had to manage a chaotic work schedule as an NYPD field intelligence officer. So no, he couldn’t clock out early every day and head to the last class at the Sheepshead Bay kickboxing gym—a 30-minute drive from where he worke
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