People who want to get some fresh air and enjoy the spring weather can do so with a walk that began this week: the 2022 Parker County Walk Across Texas.
The walk started Monday and continues through May 15, according to a news release from Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service in Parker County. Walk Across Texas is an eight-week program seeking to help people of all ages support one another to establish the habit of regular physical activity.
Walk coordinators said the program is simple, free and safe, explaining what is needed is a team of eight people to walk, with one person being designated as the “team captain.” The team who walks the farthest across Texas will win, but everyone who participates will take home a healthy habit, walking for fitness, the release stated.
If people do not want to walk, then they can do any activity that can count toward their journey across Texas. The Walk Across Texas website allows members to enter their own miles daily. It also has each team member complete his or her own profile information. Each adult team can have up to eight members. Each youth team can have an unlimited number of youths to participate. For schools, a class or group can be a team.
“This year we want schools, businesses, worksites, organizations, churches, fitness groups, churches, neighborhoods, families and friends to participate,” the release stated. “Last year we had over 100 participate. This year we want to double that more and more.”
People can sign up your team at https://howdyhealth.org/programs. There is a video for both youths and adults. This year there are two options. People can sign up their team on the Parker County League. The Adult League code is: WatL-220303-87744. For Parker County Youth League, the code is: WatLY-220304-92600.
People can also just sign up through the team portal and ensure they put the start date: March 21. The League option will allow you to compare your mileage with other teams in Parker County.
Teams must be registered online by March 28. For more information, call 817-598-6168 or come by the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service, Parker County. You may also email at [email protected].
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