Community Health Initiative
Afterschool & Adult Health Programs
Primitive Fit is committed to building a healthier community by focusing on prevention and timeless wellness principles. We offer practical health programs for both youth and adults, rooted in traditional fitness, sport, self-defense, nutrition, and mentorship.
Our goal is to tackle the biggest challenges in public health—including obesity, violence, mental health struggles, and the high costs of healthcare.
By strengthening individuals through these foundations, we create a stronger, safer, and more resilient society for everyone.
Afterschool Program from 3-6pm
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Daily Education: An hour w/ the elders
The first hour of each day is vital where guest mentors step forward to share wisdom, bridging the gap between generations. Education through mentorship is about transferring knowledge, forging character, and real-world skills in the younger generation, shaping everyday heroes ready to navigate the challenges of life with courage and honor.
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Day 1: Strengthen
Strength training, exercise, and proper nutrition build lasting health, resilience, and mental clarity. They prevent disease and empower individuals to face life’s challenges with vigor, becoming everyday heroes in their own stories.
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Day 2: Teamwork
Through team sports, we learn culture, skills, hustle, competition, and working towards a common goal. Teamwork is the backbone of success across all walks of life—be it marriage, family, business, community, or sports.
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Day 3: Resilience
Training in martial arts and self-defense builds not only physical strength but also mental toughness, discipline, and confidence—key for handling life’s daily challenges and hardships. It teaches focus and persistence, helping people face stress and difficulties like a warrior, giving the ability to protect themselves and others.
Sign up today!
primitivefit.line@gmail.com
“Exercise is by far the most potent longevity “Drug”. No other intervention does nearly as much to prolong our lifespan and preserve our cognitive and physical function.”
Peter Attia M.D.