I would have liked to have seen a few more health and fitness workshops, but all in all, most of the offerings delivered some valuable information. If they have the same event next year it would be good to see a healthy mixture of workshops aimed at both seniors and boomers, either blended workshops or age specific. And even then, I’m sure you’ll continue to get some good crossover between the two groups.
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By Max Greenberg
Boomer U. Expo Drew an Age-Diverse Crowd
Uploaded: Apr 6, 2016I would have liked to have seen a few more health and fitness workshops, but all in all, most of the offerings delivered some valuable information. If they have the same event next year it would be good to see a healthy mixture of workshops aimed at both seniors and boomers, either blended workshops or age specific. And even then, I’m sure you’ll continue to get some good crossover between the two groups.
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