Fleet Feet Sports – Cincinnati is dedicated to ensuring that runners and walkers of all levels are fit with footwear that meets their particular physical needs, allowing them to exercise comfortably and injury free.
We are also committed to enhancing and growing the running and walking communities, offering educational resources, training and racing opportunities and access to the latest industry knowledge and technology.
At Fleet Feet Sports – Cincinnati we are committed to providing each customer who runs or walks through our doors with the ultimate customer service experience. You will find:
- Individual service and attention;
- A highly knowledgeable, trained staff;
- A mix of shoes, apparel and accessories designed specifically for running and walking which offer the best balance of value and performance; and
- A family-friendly environment
Contact Fleet Feet Sports:
9525 Kenwood Road
Cincinnati OH 45242
513.793.8383
www.fleetfeetcincy.com
The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society’s Team In Training® is the world’s largest endurance sports training program. The program provides training to run or walk marathons and half marathons or participate in triathlons and century (100-mile) bike rides. Since 1988, more than 295,000 volunteer participants have helped raise more than $660 million.
Contact The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society’s Team In Training®:
2300 Wall Street
Suite H
Cincinnati, OH 45212
513.361.2100
www.teamintraining.org
Created specifically for women, Curves offers a complete fitness and nutrition solution. The Curves 30 minute workout exercises every major muscle group and burns up to 500 calories through a proven program of strength training, cardio and stretching.
Our relationship with the Oxford Curves continues with monthly screens.
Contact Curves:
21 Lynn Street
Oxford, OH 45056
513.523.3005
www.curves.com
What is the Cincinnati Adventure Boot Camp for Women? A four-week outdoor program of fitness instruction, nutritional counseling and motivational training. You will be inspired and have fun while participating in a fantastic workout led by Certified Adventure Fitness Trainer, Brian Calkins. Each day, camp will be one hour in length starting at 5:30 am.
Contact Cincinnati Adventure Boot Camp for Women:
4325 Red Bank Road
Cincinnati, OH 45227
513.407.4665
www.cincybootcamp.com
Urban Active Fitness Urban Active is a dynamic fitness group founded by its parent company, Global Fitness Holdings, LLC., in 2007. Some of the top industry leaders collectively contributed to developing the “Hottest Name in Fitness”. Urban Active hit the ground running with 25 locations and 50 more in development. Look for an Urban Active Sport Club coming soon to your city.
A combination of the latest in fitness innovation and passion for wellness takes the concept of “health club” to the next level. With over a century of fitness experience combined with tried and true operating and development strategies, Urban Active focuses solely on the “Member Experience”. From the young to the young-at-heart, Urban Active has an unparalleled offering of the latest and greatest amenities and equipment.
Over 100,000 people have experienced the Urban Active way to a healthier life. Each story and experience inspires the Global Fitness Holdings team to seek the next level of the fitness industry.
Contact Florence Urban Active Fitness:
430 Meijer Drive
Florence KY 41042
859.538.1165
www.urbanactive.com
Oxford Physical Therapy is proud to be the official physical therapy provider for the following groups:
The 1790 Express Professional Indoor Soccer Team and the Cincinnati Kings outdoor soccer team are partnering to provide a year-round presence for professional soccer in the Greater Cincinnati area. Both teams will share the same name and many of the same familiar players.
The 1790 Express will change its name to the Cincinnati Kings Indoor Team and will play their home games at the Cincinnati Gardens from November through March beginning this season. Soccer fans will be familiar with many of the players including Craig Salvati and 2009 Premier Arena Soccer League (PASL) MVP Jeff Hughes who will return to play indoor soccer this fall. “This partnership will give the Kings a year-round presence with the soccer community and fans in the area,” said Kings Indoor General Manager, Steve Wood. “With our move to the Cincinnati Gardens, we have a professional home that will allow us to grow into the future.”
Season tickets are $96 for adults and $80 for youth/college students and include tickets to all eight home games and a Kings merchandise kit (t-shirt, string bag, water bottle and key chain) valued at $65.
The Cincinnati Kings Indoor Team will play their 2010 season in PASL -Pro, a nine-team league with the Kings competing in the Eastern Conference against the Detroit Waza, St. Louis Illusion, Louisville Lightning and Ohio Vortex (Canton).
The Cincinnati Kings Outdoor Team will continue to compete in the United Soccer Leagues Premier Development League and play their games at Town & Country Soccer Stadium in Wilder, KY.
Visit http://www.kingsindoor.com for more information.
The Mission of Cincinnati Christian Schools’ Athletic Program is to enrich the spiritual lives, develop the social and moral character, and enhance the physical skills of our students by means of a competitive athletic program, administered in a loving and caring Christian environment. (I Corinthians 13)
Visit www.cincinnatichristian.org for more information.
New Miami High School has a rich athletic tradition and features nine varsity sports – football, volleyball, cheerleading, boys’ basketball, girls’ basketball, boys’ track, girls’ track, baseball, and fast pitch softball. The Vikings’ football squad, under head coach Jeremy Rogers, was a state playoff participant in 2008, and the fast pitch softball team has won a pair of Miami Valley Conference titles in the past four seasons under head coach Amanda Mayer. In the 2008-2009 school year, the Lady Vikings’ varsity basketball squad was a league champion under head coach Dwayne Terry.
Visit www.new-miami.k12.oh.us/athletics.aspx for more information.
In only their second year of existence, the Hamilton Joes completed an historic sophomore campaign en route to their first Great Lakes Summer Collegiate League Championship. The Joes completed a 29-15 regular season in the GLSCL, setting high marks across the board for future Joes players, and going undefeated against neighbor and rival, the Cincinnati Steam. Afterwards, they rolled through the GLSCL playoffs in undefeated fashion, obtaining a 12th overall ranking in the national polls! Don’t miss out on seeing your 2011 Hamilton Joes defend their GLSCL crown!
Visit: www.hamiltonjoes.com for more information.
The Miami University Hamilton athletic program is all about the sport of learning. They encourage learning inside and outside the classroom, and on and off the playing field. The athletic program encourages the development of physical, social and academic growth through participation and involvement in various sports, support activities and student organizations.
Visit www.ham.muohio.edu/athletics for more information.
Our Mission: Oxford Physical Therapy Centers lead in musculoskeletal healthcare by serving, rehabilitating, and caring for the total patient & athlete. Our commitment is demonstrated by engaging in education, advancing our profession, and acting as a resource to our community.