Ivory Park residents came out in numbers this weekend to stretch, sweat, and embrace healthier lifestyles as the City of Johannesburg’s Region A sport and recreation department brought its popular healthy lifestyle aerobics programme back to the community.

The energetic session, on May 16 at Lord Khanyile Hall, saw residents of different ages participate in group exercises, dance routines, and fitness activities aimed at promoting wellness and encouraging active living within local communities.

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The aerobics initiative forms part of the city’s ongoing campaign to encourage healthier lifestyles across Region A, while also creating safe and enjoyable recreational spaces for residents to socialise and stay active.

Following successful sessions hosted in other communities, the programme continues to gain momentum, with organisers praising the growing turnout and community support.

Region A sport and recreation department assistant manager Mandla Mahlangu stated that the programme has been steadily growing, and continues to attract more residents at every event.

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The fitness campaign is set to continue across several areas in the coming weeks, with the next aerobics sessions scheduled to take place at Rabie Ridge Stadium on May 30, followed by Diepsloot Mall on June 13 and Busy Corner on June 16.

City officials encourage residents to participate in the upcoming sessions as the department continues expanding the healthy lifestyle initiative across local communities.

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