Redefining Fitness Access
Natalia challenges the notion of access in fitness, emphasizing the importance of exercising on one's own terms. She delves into the broader implications of fitness inequality as a social justice issue, highlighting the need for safe spaces and policy changes to create a more inclusive fitness landscape.In this clip
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