Active-duty members and Kaiserslautern Military Community’s Biggest Loser challenge participants go rock climbing Jan. 25 on Ramstein. Whether participants are looking for a new fitness regimen or want to knock off the holiday weight, classes such as rock climbing, spinning and yoga are offered to people during the KMC’s ‘Biggest Loser’ challenge.
U.S. Air Force Staff Sgt. Zachary Bucher, 21st Operations Weather Squadron shift supervisor, pulls up U.S. Army Maj. Scott Whitworth, Landstuhl Regional Medical Center and Charlie Company radiologist, while rock climbing Jan. 25 on Ramstein. Rock climbing classes are being offered to active-duty members and Biggest Loser Challenge participants every Wednesday from 5 to 7 p.m.
A rope is suspended over the top of a rock climbing wall Jan. 25 at Ramstein’s Outdoor Recreation. Participants in the Kaiserslautern Military Community’s Biggest Loser challenge make a 10-week commitment to losing weight while working out and taking classes such as rock climbing that encourage the promotion of a healthy lifestyle.
Swimmers use the Aquatic Center during lunch Jan. 26 on Ramstein. Participants in this year’s Kaiserslautern Military Community’s Biggest Loser challenge are each given a packet that includes calendars for fitness classes such as spinning, swimming, yoga and rock climbing.
U.S. Army Maj. Scott Whitworth, Landstuhl Regional Medical Center and Charlie Company radiologist, reaches back to cover his hands with chalk before he reaches for the rock climbing wall Jan. 25 on Ramstein. For those participating in the seventh annual Kaiserslautern Military Community’s Biggest Loser challenge, classes for rock climbing, swimming, yoga and more that can go towards the success of their fitness journey are offered.
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