Jack LaLanne’s Legacy, The Call to Activity

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Suffern, New York, United States of America (Free-Press-Release.com) March 24, 2011 -- Jack LaLanne’s Celebration of Life memorial on February 1, 2011, served to remind us that Jack started a one-man physical activity revolution. Jack LaLanne is the symbol of “physical activity” that is timeless, spanning cultures and bridging generations. The Call-to-Activity to Save America’s Health started in January, 2011. The “Call” serves as Jack’s legacy to support physical activity initiatives for everyone, everywhere.

Older Adults Hear the Call to Save America’s Health

Our nation is fighting for its economic life as we face dramatic increases in healthcare costs aggravated by obesity and chronic illnesses. Systemic reform and changes in governmental policy will never reduce healthcare dependency. We need a responsible solution for improving the health of those who face the greatest health risks. Our nation’s older adults are the perfect role models to lead the way.

Making the Call

Clarkstown and Suffern New York were the first communities to answer Jack LaLanne’s Call to Activity by providing an extensive physical activity program for seniors. With more than 500 seniors already trained, the program has been quite successful. http://bit.ly/g9HOl9 is an article highlighting Clarkstown’s ribbon cutting ceremony.

About the Call-to-Activity to Save America’s Health

The Call-to-Activity started in 2011, is an initiative for older adults to lead the nation towards responsible health action. Physical activity participation options and access are made available by sharing community program provider information through social media and other communication outlets.

Call-to-Activity to Save America’s Health national and community information updates are available at www.calltoactivity.wordpress.com.

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