The Need for Community Fitness Centers

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We, the undersigned, as citizens of the United States of America, request the funding and creation of a government funded gym system in order to impede the growth of obesity in America. Obesity is becoming so widespread that it can be considered an epidemic. It is the root of many health care problems, such as Type II diabetes, stroke, and heart disease. Obesity is on the verge of surpassing smoking as the number one cause of preventable death.

The primary causes of obesity are:
-Unhealthy diets
-Lack of exercise
-Genetics and medical conditions

We can combat the first two points through exercise and healthy diets. However, people don't want to exercise. Why? They A.) don't have enough money, B.) are afraid to commit to expensive long-term contracts or C.) feel that physical well-being is low on the list of life's priorities.

We all know that staying fit is an essential part of life. Why not make it easier on the people of America? Why not make it easier on the people of America? By building community gyms, where normal citizens pay a reduced fee and seniors, youth, and at-risk citizens can exercise free of charge, it will become more convenient and worthwhile to exercise, thus resulting in more gym-goers and a substantial reduction of obesity in America. Such a plan has worked before, with astounding success, under a program called Power of Prevention directed by Dean Grivois, in Van Buren, Maine (see http://www.powerofprevention.org/fitness.htm ). This idea can be reproduced throughout the country.
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19 November 2015
50. Aaron C | hi. i like mints.
23 October 2015
49. Sean O | Good Idea. The More Workouts, the better. Make them convieniently accesible, too.
27 June 2015
48. Lisandro A | I support this petition
20 May 2015
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12 May 2014
44. Eugene Kramer | I support this petition
12 April 2014
43. Anthony D | i like butter
3 April 2014
42. Daniel Solis | I like this. It seems like a very good idea.
23 February 2014
41. Jeffrey K | Dude! I'm so fat, I could hellza use this dowg.
20 January 2014
40. Anna D | I support this petition
23 November 2013
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32. Ernest M | I support this petition
13 October 2012
31. Earnest M | put money back into our public school system
27 September 2012
30. Brian Z | The idea sucks. America will die eventually. Contact Information uhh.. CS and WoW? I dont know. USC.
2 June 2012
29. Maichi V | I support this petition
20 May 2012
28. Jefferson Zavala | yes we do need community fitness centers
2 February 2012
27. Phong H | Obesity is a widespread problem. By promoting fitness and good health, we can build up better lives.
30 January 2012
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