New Braunfels' Das Rec Instructors are hosting a "Jingle Bell Ride" on December 14, a 90-minute cycling class aimed at energizing the community and celebrating the holiday season. According to a statement made by the City of New Braunfels, attendees are encouraged to don their holiday costumes and accessories, with a prize for the "jolliest, festive participant" to be awarded at the end of the class.
The event isn't just about getting hearts racing; it's also for a good cause. All proceeds from the ride will go toward the Das Rec Scholarship Fund. The fund helps ensure that recreational opportunities are accessible to all members of the community, regardless of financial constraints. So not only can participants indulge in seasonal cheer, they'll be riding for a reason that extends beyond the immediate gratification of holiday merriment.
Those interested should mark their calendars for the morning of December 14, from 9:00 am to 11:00 am, and head to the Das Rec Multipurpose Studio. It's an opportunity to meet fellow fitness and holiday enthusiasts, all while supporting community members in need. With a capacity for inclusivity, the event welcomes anyone aged 14 and up, with an entry fee of $15.
For those eager to reserve their spot, further details and registration options can be found on the City of New Braunfels' official website. Remember, while the workout might be tough, the vibe is all about joy and community. These types of events often leave lasting impressions, fostering both physical vigor and a stronger sense of community engagement.
