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You’re invited: #CTFSweatworking

Ready for the next Sweatworking event? You’re invited to #CTFSweatworking at Crosstown Fitness, April 23 at 7:30 PM or (after a quick sell-out of the April 23 event) #CTFSweatworking part 2 – April 26 at 4:00 PM.

We’re had so much fun at #AIRSweatworking that we decided to continue the tour of Chicago’s studios and gyms. April’s stop takes us to one of my favorite places to work up a sweat, CrossTown Fitness. We’ll start with a workout from the amazing, talented and motivating Betina Gozo. If you’re worried that you won’t be able to keep up – #noexcuses – Betina, like every other trainer at Crosstown, makes every workout accessible to all fitness levels by suggesting ways to scale every exercise.

Crosstown Fitness offers a variety of fitness programs for everyone from fitness enthusiasts to triathletes.

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While the workout is free, we’ll be collecting donations for Bright Pink at the event. The suggested donation is $5, but all attendees are welcome to give as much or as little as they can. And don’t forget, #CTFSweatworking is meant for networking too so be sure to invite a friend, colleague or client along to sweat, mix and mingle.

To allow everyone to get a chance to sweatwork, please only attend one of the two events by either adding yourself to the waitlist for the April 23 event or you can signing up for the Saturday, April 26 event.

See you there!

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About Jeana Anderson Cohen

Jeana Anderson Cohen is the founder of aSweatLife, a wellness media platform built on the belief that everything is better with friends. Through content, events, and a community that grew across the country, she helped women discover new ways to move, connect, and pursue their goals. A journalism graduate of the University of Wisconsin–Madison, Jeana worked on the 2008 Obama campaign in Michigan before developing social media strategies for brands and eventually launching aSweatLife. Today, she brings that same passion for gathering people to Petite Acres, the destination for weddings, retreats, and group getaways in New Buffalo, Michigan, that she co-founded with her husband, Justin. She also co-hosts The Connection Code, a podcast exploring friendship and human connection. You can find her welcoming guests to Petite Acres, trying to join a book club, and walking her dog, Birdie.

4 thoughts on “You’re invited: #CTFSweatworking”

  1. While trying to register for the Saturday class, the site requires credit card information. May I attend without entering my credit card information?

    Best,
    Karen

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