Bronx residents hit the gym for a healthy start to new year
Members of Blink Fitness in Bedford Park say they want to ring in the first day of the new year by getting healthier.
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Jan 1, 2021, 3:12 PM
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5h agoMembers of Blink Fitness in Bedford Park say they want to ring in the first day of the new year by getting healthier.
Some Bronx residents tell News 12 that they hope to shed some of the weight they gained in 2020.
They say working at home during the pandemic has led them to more snacking and less exercise.
Others tell News 12 they just want to continue to maintain a healthy lifestyle.
They say they hope to put 2020 behind them and look forward to a better year.
Some Bronx residents tell News 12 that they hope to shed some of the weight they gained in 2020.
They say working at home during the pandemic has led them to more snacking and less exercise.
Others tell News 12 they just want to continue to maintain a healthy lifestyle.
They say they hope to put 2020 behind them and look forward to a better year.
