Davis Memorial Hospital - 100 Miles in 100 Days

In 2011, the first mile of walking – or other form of cardiovascular activity – was logged on Sunday, May 29, and continued daily through Labor Day, September 5. After all miles were tabulated, participants with 100 or more miles received the 2011 edition of the “100 Miles in 100 Days” t-shirt.

What is it?

In 2011, the first mile of walking – or other form of cardiovascular activity – was logged on Sunday, May 29, and continued daily through Labor Day, September 5. After all miles were tabulated, participants with 100 or more miles received the 2011 edition of the “100 Miles in 100 Days” t-shirt.

Who is it for?

Anyone in the community who wants to participate.

Why do they do it?

Originally created by The Wellness Program of West Virginia University (which continues to draw a substantial response for the activity), the program aims to help people make at least 20 minutes of physical activity a daily habit.

Impact

This is the sixth year for the popular event, which has helped more than 400 people a year become more active.

Contact: Marjory Moses
Director, Community Health Promotion
Telephone: 304-637-3139
E-mail: mosesm@dhswv.com