Coimbatore: A large number of children and adults on Sunday Dwan Bahadur Road in the city, some of which are closed for traffic.
They attacked stretches, which were closed from 6am to 9:30 a.m., responding to City City City’s call Limited Coimbatore to participate in the road festival to celebrate the 75th anniversary of Indian independence children carrying bicycles, skating boards and play equipment Others to play with their friends, the elders took part in a yoga session.
Adults and children attend the Zumba session.
“I really enjoyed the Zumba session.
Initially, my friends were hesitant to dance.
As soon as I attended the instructor movement, they spilled obstacles and joined me.
We have fun,” said V Pranav, 14, from Gandhipuram.Ten-years The year old told Tii that he enjoyed playing snakes and stairs with his friends.
“But when the Zumba session began, I joined the crowd.” Veeramani from Colony Saibaba found a useful yoga session.
“When the vehicle is prohibited from plying on the road, I leave my children free to play and focus on yoga sessions.
I like the way every yoga posture is explained along with benefits.
I really thought about registering in a yoga class to overcome the problem of my back pain, “He said.
Meanwhile, more than 200 people participated in the cycluus held as part of the event.
It was marked from DB Road.
Cyclist continued the rally to reach Valankulam, Piyakulam and Selvachinthamani before ending the 22km event on DB Road.
The corporate commissioner King Gopal Sunkara took part in the event and finished it.
Seventy young cyclists were given a certificate.
“I feel refreshed after Cyctothon and wholeheartedly thanks the city police because of their assistance.
Hopefully, we can do similar events every Sunday after the Covid-19 protocol,” Sunkara said.
The initiative to collect old bicycles to bestow them to poor children was inaugurated at the event.
Later at night, drawing competition was carried out for children at the amphitheater at Lake Kumarasamy.
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