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We Exercise as a Family, Cycling to Playing Tennis

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We Exercise as a Family, Cycling to Playing Tennis

Friday, June 5, 2020 0:01

By DIANA NGILA

Collins Boinett quarantine exercise.

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Family exercise does not have to feel like a hard, dull menial task.

BDLife spoke to Collins Boinett of Diesel Power Company on how he does it and integrates the extended family members in exercising to keep fit, ward off boredom and anxiety.

My family members don’t like running so my wife and daughters cycle, as I run.

Collins Boinnet's family gym.

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