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Whanganui Pink Breakfast - with exercise first

Laurel Stowell
By Laurel Stowell
Reporter·Whanganui Chronicle·
11 May, 2018 05:00 AM2 mins to read

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Kyle Murray (left) and Amanda Foulkes were photographed at a Wanganui Bootcamp Pink Ribbon Breakfast last year. Photo / supplied

Kyle Murray (left) and Amanda Foulkes were photographed at a Wanganui Bootcamp Pink Ribbon Breakfast last year. Photo / supplied

It will be a bootcamp morning with a difference - a fundraising breakfast to follow.

Nicola McElwain is organising a second breast cancer fundraising breakfast in Whanganui this year, on behalf of Wanganui Bootcamp. It's on May 27, and begins at 8.30am with a half hour fitness session.

The cost will be $25, with $10 from each ticket going straight to breast cancer research and support.

Amanda Foulkes will lead the workout at Peat Park - or at the Braves Softball Club in Puriri St if the weather is rainy.

After exercise the attenders move to Caroline's Boatshed Bar & Eatery in Aramoho for breakfast just after 9am. They will all get a goodie bag and a chance to buy raffle tickets and cupcakes.

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The exercise will be moderate, McElwain said, and is optional. The ticket price is $25, regardless of whether people do the workout.

McElwain has been going to the bootcamp for two years, and said the breakfast was mainly a fun thing. But it does have a serious purpose.

"I found a lump on my breast years ago, so I'm very cautious about breast cancer. Also a couple girls in bootcamp might have died of breast cancer."

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For tickets, ring Nicola McElwain on 027 693 2778 or Amanda Foulkes on 027 698 9620.

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