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Florida Trek | Trek Miles | Ramble Newsletter


The Florida Trek is a year-long exercise incentive and tracking program designed specifically for Alachua County employees. Become fit as you take a simulated journey through Florida, earn prizes and become eligible for the bike dFL Trekrawing as you reach various points on the journey.

While on the 2011 Trek, you will travel between points along the trek route. Alligator point is reached after 250 miles, Panther Point is at 500 miles, Flamingo point is at 1000 mile and you reach Manatee Point after trekking 2000 miles. If you complete the entire trek, you can start again !

The 2011 Florida Trek will begin June 1, 2011 and will continue until April 29, 2012.  You can register for the trek by contacting Risk Management at 337-6180 or email at cduffy@alachuacounty.us

To get more information on the 2011 Florida Trek read the Florida Trek summary.  Save the Florida Trek Log  to track your miles weekly.  Print the Florida Trek screening card to complete with your pre trek data.  View completed sample Trek log 

Go to the Wellness Works website for training opportunities and mapped walking routes.  http://wellness.alachuacounty.us/

 

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