Wiesbaden Offers Free Daily Fitness Test for Seniors
Wiesbaden residents aged 60 and above are invited to participate in a free trial session of the Daily Fitness Test (DFT) on Monday, October 13th. The event, held at the town hall from 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM, aims to measure physical performance scientifically and motivate participants to improve their fitness.
The DFT is not a competitive event but a starting point for individuals to understand their physical strengths and areas for improvement. The test is designed to show where training could help, providing a comprehensive overview of one's fitness level.
Organised by the Wiesbaden Sports Circle and the Department of Elderly Affairs of the Social Welfare Office, the trial session offers a chance for older residents to experience the DFT firsthand. Despite extensive searches, the origin of the DFT remains unclear, as no organisation has been identified as its developer.
The free trial session of the Daily Fitness Test is open to Wiesbadener residents aged 60 and above on Monday, October 13th, from 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM at the town hall. The test provides a scientific measurement of physical performance and serves as a motivational starting point for improving fitness. Although the origin of the DFT is unknown, the event is organised by the Wiesbaden Sports Circle and the Department of Elderly Affairs of the Social Welfare Office.
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