Pink Aerobics challenge in Finchley
Press release For immediate release: 4 October 2010 Press contact: Louise Garrahan, Media Relations Officer, Breast Cancer Campaign, DD 0207 749 3724, Email: lgarrahan@breastcancercampaign.org Pink Aerobics challenge in Finchley More than 100 Zumba fitness fans in north London will enjoy a fun Pink zumba/Aerobics session on Saturday 9 October at Trinity Church, Finchley, raising money for breast cancer research with each side step by donating a fee to take part. The event will take place from 1-3pm and supporters will be asked to donate £10 to take part. If you would like to join in the fitness fun, please contact the event organiser Esther Shortt directly on 07958 768083. Or email thinkinglady@hotmail.co.uk Fitness instructor Esther said: “I teach lots of women in my fitness classes and have seen many ladies fighting this disease. Sadly we lost two of our members to breast cancer this year so I hope lots of women from across north London will take part in our Pink Aerobics event and help raise funds for breast cancer research while keeping fit at the same time.” She added: “Zumba has taken the country by storm and 100 men and women are ditching the work out and joining the party. Zumba is a Latin dance inspired work out which burns up to 1,000 calories an hour – it’s so much funt hat it doesn’t actually feel like a workout at all!” Breast Cancer Campaign’s aim is to beat breast cancer by funding innovative world-class research to understand how breast cancer develops, leading to improved diagnosis, treatment, prevention and cure. If you would like to host your own Pink Aerobics event please visit www.pinkaerobics.com call 01980 671305 or email info@lessbounce.com. ENDS Picture caption: Esther Shortt and friends Notes to editors • Breast Cancer Campaign aims to beat breast cancer by funding innovative world-class research to understand how breast cancer develops, leading to improved diagnosis, treatment, prevention and cure • Currently it supports 104 research projects, worth over £16.1 million, in 38 centres of excellence across the UK and Ireland • Breast cancer is the most common cancer in the UK and accounts for nearly one in three of all cancers in women • In the UK, nearly 46,000 new cases of breast cancer are diagnosed each year - that’s 125 a day • Visit www.breastcancercampaign.org • Read Chief Executive Pamela Goldberg’s blog http://pamelagoldbergblog.blogspot.com/
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