LLS launches Team-in-Training app

The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society has just made it a lot easier and more convenient for people interested in staying in shape to do just that.

They have launched the Team4Cures app, which has been designed for the beginning athlete in mind and is prepped for whether they run, walk, swim, bike or hike. It will help them set and track fitness goals, which they can also share with their friends on Facebook, and Twitter.

The app is especially geared towards the hundreds of thousands of people who are or who have taken part in the LLS' spectacularly successful Team-in-Training (TNT) program.

Said Nancy L. Klein, chief marketing and revenue officer for the LLS, "[Our] Team In Training has been applauded for its success in inspiring hundreds of thousands of individuals to improve their health and fitness, and achieve their goals of completing a marathon, half marathon, triathlon, century ride or hike adventure.

"This new app will give more people a fun and simple way to meet their fitness goals and let them learn more about the Team In Training program."

Source: LLS

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