International Fitness Education System, MovNat, Partners with National College Fitness Organization, CampusFit
Fast upon the heels of their recent USAToday feature, CampusFit, an ambitious student organization leading the movement for legitimate fitness in college, makes big waves by partnering with global natural human movement system, MovNat.
- Bloomington, IN (1888PressRelease) June 27, 2012 - CampusFit, a national organization begun by two Indiana University music students, and MovNat embark on a highly noble mission: to completely revolutionize the collegiate fitness experience.
Since it's inception as a simple blog in September 2011, CampusFit has quickly exploded onto the national scene with a high profile USAToday feature that chronicles their rise. Co-founder and CEO, Jeremy Shih, points out, "we've got big hearts and even bigger dreams and projects. Fortunately, we're not only fueled by our own passion but also the enthusiasm college students across the nation who have expressed their desire to lead a healthier lifestyle."
In order to provide a comprehensive, college fitness lifestyle, Jeremy and CampusFit vice president, Andrew Morstein, knew that they would need a workout system that would be manageable within a dorm room setting, across beautiful campuses, with minimal equipment and gym access. Through Matt Myers, a mutual CampusFit friend, they discovered MovNat.
With a philosophy that espouses real-world physical competency based on natural human movement skills, MovNat turned out to be the perfect fitness system for college students. Co-founder, Caroline Weeks, mentions that "fitness should be fun and fresh. Unlike a lot of exercise systems out there, MovNat approaches fitness in such an alternative and inspiring way that is attractive to our friends in college." MovNat founder, Erwan Le Corre adds, "exercise and mindful movement tremendously help brain function. We all need to learn the tools to make our lives better, healthier, more meaningful, creative, and happy. Human movement, is a powerful drive for health and happiness especially when we emphasize the benefits of mindful movement for brain function the result is better studies."
Though it's a great union between two organizations, the true benefit of this partnership will be reaped by college students. "We are looking forward to having a long, fruitful relationship with MovNat. We know that by coming together with both of our resources we'll be able to make a long-standing change for college students," says Andrew.
CampusFit's Fall 2012 launch of their new website will feature the exciting projects of the MovNat partnership. In addition to effective MovNat training, the site will be the number one resource for fitness in college. Matt, who has extensive MovNat training, expresses "I couldn't be more ecstatic about CampusFit and MovNat teaming up. From a professional standpoint, I believe both organizations have so much to offer; this union will definitely provide a wealth of solid and useful resources for college students now on a worldwide scale."
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