Sign up for the 2020 Mayor’s Fitness Challenge

Thank you for your patience as we navigated through the COVID-19 pandemic and what it meant for the 2020 Mayor’s Fitness Challenge. We’re so excited to be back!

This annual challenge, started by Mayor David Hillock in 2015 is an intensive six-week program that begins on Monday, July 6 and runs through Friday, August 14.

The cost to participate is $25 for individuals and $65 for families. The family rate covers six immediate family members residing in the same household. Family memberships accommodate one or two heads of household, and all dependents must be under 23 years of age. 

Those participating in the program will set personal goals for weight loss or fitness and will receive weight loss tips, wellness coaching, workout instruction, and nutrition advice. Additionally, participants will receive a 30-minute free personal training session, T-shirt, and swag bag. All activities will be conducted online.

Register online or in person at the Little Elm Recreation Center, 303 Main Street, Little Elm. Download the registration form here. 

After registration, participants are encouraged to participate in the Mayor’s Fitness Challenge Kickoff Week beginning on Monday, June 29. Register during the Kickoff Week, too! Stay up to date and communicate with fellow participants by joining the MFC Facebook group.

What You Get

DAILY work-out moves that can be done at home or at the gym
WEEKLY videos and tips for a healthy lifestyle
WEEKLY online coaching sessions by our fitness gurus
ONE free 30 minute personal training session
A TEAM to cheer you on throughout the challenge
A 2020 MFC T-shirt
A starter pack full of healthy recipes, tips, eating out guide in Little Elm, and more
WEEKLY prizes and giveaways
Online parties to kick off and end the challenge
Fun online meetups and activities throughout the challenge

Schedule

Meet Your Coaches

Kelli Wilsey

I train a wide variety of levels, from people who have never worked out before to athletes, especially those that just need that little push and accountability. Your health and fitness can never be a quick fix. It must become a lifestyle change because life doesn’t stop happening around us. It’s only when we intentionally put our health and fitness first that we are prepared for whatever comes our way. Beyond this, being healthy in body, mind, and spirit goes a long way in preparing us for life’s challenges.

Lisa Perez

I started as a member of the Little Elm Recreation Center in 2013, and I instantly fell in love with the group fitness classes. I began taking many classes like Insanity, Zumba, and Step. The wonderful classes and great instructors inspired me to get my first certification as a Group Fitness Instructor. My passion, love for fitness, and helping others on their journey with fitness led me to become a NASM certified Personal Trainer. I have earned a Corrective Exercise certification and serve as a certified Nutrition Coach.

Kwan Sadler

I am an ACE certified Personal Trainer and Nutrition Coach, and I am passionate about the interaction between nutrition and fitness. I specialize in small group training, group fitness, strength, and stamina. I believe in a holistic approach to health and fitness, and will guide you through every exercise, workout, and meal.

Laura Mikeska

A lifelong athlete and healthy living advocate, I have always been passionate about fitness and the impact it has on physical and mental health. I have been a Group Fitness Instructor at the Little Elm Recreation Center for over 5 years and teach several high energy classes. I love watching my community become active and connected through fitness, and I am so excited to lead my team to their goals!

For more information about Mayor’s Fitness Challenge, please contact the Fitness & Wellness Supervisor, Kylie Menocal, at kmenocal@littleelm.org or 972-731-1467.