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Free webinar on losing fat

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Published: Tuesday, January 12, 2010

Updated: Tuesday, January 12, 2010

The University of West Florida Division of Continuing Education will present a free nutrition online Webinar at noon Jan. 20.

“Fat Loss Secrets for the New Year” will cover topics that will inspire personal fitness goals. In this Webinar, the myths and truth behind sustainable fat loss will be presented and followed by a Q&A session with Kent Morgan, director of athletic performance at UWF.

Morgan runs Pensacola Adventure Boot Camp, a four-week fitness and fat loss program for women. All workouts are at UWF. For more information on his fitness boot camps, visit www.PensacolaBootCamp.com.

For more information and to register for the Webinar, visit http://ContinuingEd.UWF.edu or contact the UWF Continuing Education Learner Support Center at (850) 473-7468 or via e-mail cde@uwf.edu.

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