MOVE more. Have Fun. Prevent Disease.
MOVE more. Have Fun. Prevent Disease.
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About the Game for 2024!
About the Game for 2024!
Summer of MOVE 2024 Gameplay Flyer.pdfThe #SummerOfMOVE is an interactive, team-based game designed to encourage movement in any capacity, bringing awareness to the many ways in which movement can be fun, inclusive, and communal alongside its health benefits.
The #SummerOfMOVE is an interactive, team-based game designed to encourage movement in any capacity, bringing awareness to the many ways in which movement can be fun, inclusive, and communal alongside its health benefits.
There is also an important fundraising component to the game that seeks to support "the greater good" within local communities. All proceeds from the challenge be will donated to the winning team's charity of choice.
There is also an important fundraising component to the game that seeks to support "the greater good" within local communities. All proceeds from the challenge be will donated to the winning team's charity of choice.
The challenges within the game will challenge your fitness and creativity. This challenge is open to the public...ANYONE can join from ANYWHERE in the world.
The challenges within the game will challenge your fitness and creativity. This challenge is open to the public...ANYONE can join from ANYWHERE in the world.
Together, we can #FreeTheYoke of chronic disease burden.
Together, we can #FreeTheYoke of chronic disease burden.
Registration has ended. Reach out to us if you didn't make it on the bus in time but still want to play or support the cause.
The game begins on the first day of Summer, June 21, 2024...and will go for 6 weeks ending on August 4th, 2024.
All proceeds from the event will go to the winning team's charity of choice.
Thank You to Our Sponsor
Thank You to Our Sponsor
APHPT is a non-for-profit organization of health professionals with a unified desire to change the trajectory of health and well-being in our communities for the better.
Visit APHPT.org for more info.
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