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KidStrong To Open First California Location In Rocklin
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Building strong, smart, high character kids I am STRONG.I am BRAVE.I can DO THIS!
ROCKLIN, Calif. - PennZone -- ROCKLIN, CALIFORNIA – KidStrong is not your average kids' program. It's a private, whole-child development program designed by experts – to promote a child's character, physical and brain development – and led by professional coaches. The science-based curriculum, which changes every month, is geared towards kids ages walking (~14 months) to 11 years old.

John and Sara Heringer, Area Developers for KidStrong in the Greater Sacramento region have a center opening in Rocklin on September 12th. This is to be the very first KidStrong location opening in California. The couple, who have extensive experience in adult fitness, are looking forward to making an impact on the entire family through KidStrong. "As parents, KidStrong is exactly what we have wanted for our children but have never been able to find," says the couple. "Not only will KidStrong help them become mentally and physically strong, but it will help them become better humans. We are thrilled to bring this resource to Rocklin and the surrounding community to support the development of the next generation and help kids win at life!"

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KidStrong Rocklin will be located at 1150 Sunset Blvd, Ste 156, Rocklin, CA. The center is currently in pre-sale until September 11th, offering the lowest rates to join now - and will begin classes on September 12th. Space is limited. For more information, visit www.kidstrong.com/rocklin; or call, text, or email: (916) 632-0583 or rocklin@kidstrong.com.

About KidStrong
KidStrong is a milestone accelerator for kids walking through 11 years old. We help parents discover their child's superpowers and build future-ready kids who are confident making friends, run the playground, and raise their hand high in the classroom. In other words… kids who will win at life. We do this by giving parents the tools to build stronger kids at our centers and at home: Private training centers run classes with custom equipment and KidStrong-certified coaches for KidStrong members plus online access to experts and training programs for parents and kids to continue making progress at home. For more information, visit https://www.kidstrong.com

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KidStrong
John Heringer & Lisa Rymas
***@kidstrong.com


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