00:04Hi, I'm Joanne Butler. We know being a teenager today comes with a lot of pressure and Planet
00:09Fitness recently commissioned a study that really highlighted this saying 95% of teens say they
00:15emotionally or mentally struggle at times with many reporting anxiety and challenges with body
00:21image. The encouraging news exercise can be an incredibly powerful outlet. Most teens know it
00:27saying working out helps them manage life's challenges. Many say it boosts their confidence
00:31and makes them feel proud of themselves. The problem though, 7 in 10 teens say they either
00:37don't have time or the money or they feel self-conscious, but 83% said they would work out
00:42at a gym if it were free. So enter Planet Fitness's high school summer pass program. It's back and
00:49it's here to help in its sixth year, giving teens 14 to 19 the chance to work out completely for
00:56free
00:56at any of their more than 2,900 locations across the U.S. and Canada through the end of August.
01:02It's all about helping teens build healthy habits in a welcoming, non-intimidating environment while
01:08school's out for summer. And it's designed to make fitness approachable, whether someone's brand new
01:13to the gym or already active. Teens who register get access to their full range of cardio and strength
01:19equipment, stretching areas, free fitness training with certified trainers, and the free Planet Fitness
01:25app with hundreds of on-demand workouts. Sign up right now at planetfitness.com slash summer pass
01:31or stop by one of their local Planet Fitness clubs through August 31st.