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Overcoming the Obstacle of Childhood Obesity
About 115 Manassas-area children ran the Mini Ruckus obstacle course this week at the Boys & Girls Club of Manassas.
Some 115 Boys & Girls Club of Manassas members participated in the Mini DC Ruckus obstacle course event in the club gym on Tuesday.
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The Mini Ruckus is purposed to fight childhood obesity by keeping kids active.
It is also a precursor to the larger Ruckus D.C. obstacle race series on Sept. 28 at the Prince William County Fairgrounds. It will be the first Ruckus event held in the area and thousands of people of all ages are expected to run the obstacle courses, Sean Flanagan, senior accounts director for Ruckus DC, said.
Sign up for the Sept. 28 event at runruckus.com
It is also a precursor to the larger Ruckus D.C. obstacle race series on Sept. 28 at the Prince William County Fairgrounds. It will be the first Ruckus event held in the area and thousands of people of all ages are expected to run the obstacle courses, Sean Flanagan, senior accounts director for Ruckus DC, said.
Sign up for the Sept. 28 event at runruckus.com
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