Rafelbunyol launches "Viu-te la vida" with kayaking in Cortes de Arenoso
The outdoor activities program for young people begins with a sports day in nature.
By Pau Ferrer Castelló
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Generic image of kayaks on a lake surrounded by nature.
The Rafelbunyol City Council has launched the second edition of the "Viu-te la vida" program, aimed at young people aged 20 to 35, with a kayaking day in Cortes de Arenoso.
The Department of Sports of the Rafelbunyol City Council has initiated the second edition of “Viu-te la vida”, an initiative offering outdoor sports activities for young people aged 20 to 35. The first activity was a kayaking day in Cortes de Arenoso, providing participants with the opportunity to enjoy sports and the natural environment.
Following the success of the first edition, the council is committed to the continuity of this program. "Viu-te la vida" evolves from the traditional hiking cycle, expanding the range of activities in natural settings with the aim of providing healthy, free, and accessible leisure alternatives. These proposals seek to combine physical activity with social interaction and respect for the environment.
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"With this second edition, we continue to champion a sport that goes beyond physical activity, allowing us to discover new environments, experiences, and foster healthy lifestyle habits. We want the youth of Rafelbunyol to have active leisure options in contact with nature."
The Councillor for Sports, Rosa Azor, highlighted the program's vision, which aims to promote a sport that transcends mere physical activity, opening doors to new environments and experiences, and fostering healthy lifestyle habits among Rafelbunyol's youth.
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"Viu-te la vida is an opportunity for our young people to enjoy sports and nature, while also raising awareness about the importance of caring for the spaces we share. We continue to work on offering activities that promote well-being, social cohesion, and respect for our environment."
The Mayor, Fran López, emphasized the importance of the program's continuity, stating that "Viu-te la vida" allows young people to enjoy sports and nature while fostering awareness about caring for natural spaces. He reiterated the municipal commitment to offering activities that promote well-being, social cohesion, and respect for the environment.
The program maintains its commitment to promoting responsible environmental attitudes, creating social spaces, and sport as a tool for physical and emotional well-being. Upcoming activities and registration information will be officially communicated by the City Council.