San Diego City Council President Scott Peters to Accept Best Walking City Award for San Diego Being Ranked One of the Nation’s Top 10 Walking Cities
San Diego City Council President Scott Peters to Accept Best Walking City Award for San Diego Being Ranked One of the Nation’s Top 10 Walking Cities
On Saturday, December 8, 2007, during the national Take Control of Your Diabetes (TCOYD) Conference, the California Podiatric Medical Association (CPMA) will present the Best Walking City Award to the City of San Diego, California. The Annual Prevention Magazine and American Podiatric Medical Association survey of walkable American cities designated
WHAT: Best Walking City Award Presentation to the
City of
WHEN: Saturday, December 8 at 12:45 PM
WHERE: Sails Pavilion
111
(619) 525-5000
WHO: Councilman Scott Peters
President,
Dr. Dean Nakdate, Director
Dr. Henry Shin, President
Dr. Ronald Vanderheyden
WHY: Earlier this year, Prevention Magazine, in conjunction with the American Podiatric Medical Association (APMA), named
San Diego City Council President, Councilman Scott Peters, will be presented with the Best Walking City Award for the City of San Diego by San Diego/Imperial-based podiatric physicians who are members of the leadership of the California Podiatric Medical Association (CPMA) – CPMA Director Dr. Dean Nakadate; San Diego/Imperial Podiatric Medical Society President Henry Shin, and former CPMA Director Dr. Ronald Vanderheyden. The presentation will be made during the noontime lunch break of the national conference Take Control of Your Diabetes.
BACKGROUND: Healthy feet are paramount to perform one of the country's favorite exercises, walking. For this reason, the American Podiatric Medical Association recognizes Ten U.S. Cities annually that have walking conducive atmospheres. The ranking celebrates the idea of walking as an inexpensive, enjoyable form of exercise and rewards cities that strive to make their communities walker-friendly. APMA and its state component the California Podiatric Medical Association (CPMA) are great resources for walking. The associations’ numerous brochures and web sites – podiatrists.org and apma.org, offer the public valuable information regarding how to start a walking program and how walking can affect the feet.
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CPMA; Committed to keeping Californians on their Feet – Healthy, Active and Productive!