Connect with us

Fitness

New Fitness Court officially open at Fifth Street Playground Park

Published

on

New Fitness Court officially open at Fifth Street Playground Park

Josh Gray, Junction City Parks and Rec Director cuts the ribbon to officially open the new fitness court at Fifth Street Playground Park. (Pictured front row from left to right), Virginia Barnes with Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas, Josh Gray, Parks and Rec Director, Bob and Theresa Bramlage of the R2B4 Bramlage Family Foundation, Angie Greenwood with Quality Play for All, Ronna Larson, Vice Mayor of Junction City, and Kendall Schoenrock of Quality Play for All. 

By Anthony Gorges

JC Post

A new fitness court was unveiled in Junction City on Wednesday at Fifth Street, Playground Park. The new fitness court was revealed following a ribbon cutting hosted by the Junction City Area Chamber of Commerce.

Kendall Schoenrock, with Quality Play for All, spoke about the changes that Fifth Street Park has undergone and how thankful he is for all of the support throughout these improvements.

Kendall Schoenrock expresses his gratitude for the community and how impressed he is with the recent changes made to Playground Park.
Kendall Schoenrock expresses his gratitude for the community and how impressed he is with the recent changes made to Playground Park.

“Fitness is directly related to quality of life,” Schoenrock said. “The more opportunities we give kids and young adults to be active, the healthier we are, and the better it is for the community.”

This new fitness court is part of a national fitness campaign and was made available through the city of Junction City, Quality Play for All, and Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas.

JCHS Football players demonstrated the seven movements of the new fitness court. 
JCHS Football players demonstrated the seven movements of the new fitness court. 

Members of the Junction City High School football team were present at the ribbon cutting to demonstrate how the new fitness court is designed to give a full-body workout in seven movements.

Continue Reading