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Dr. Toni Yancey
Speaker Extraordinaire!
Engaging * Dynamic * Poetic...

  • You Will Be Moved
  • You Will Be Inspired
  • You Will Be Educated
  • You Will Be Empowered

Building a Fit Nation, 10-Minutes at a Time!

Toni (Antronette) Yancey, MD, MPH is an expert on health, fitness, and stress management. She is a Professor, Department of Health Services, and Co-Director, UCLA Kaiser Permanente Center for Health Equity in the School of Public Health. She serves on the Board of Directors, among others, of the Partnership for a Healthier America, supporting First Lady Obama's Let's Move campaign.  Her second book, Instant Recess:  Building a Fit Nation 10 Minutes at a Time, just released, has launched a worldwide fitness revolution. When Dr. Yancey is not in the classroom teaching, she is speaking as the leader of the Instant Recess physical fitness movement inspiring people to get off their cheeks and out of their seats! See New York Times article, listen to the UC Press Podcast.

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Speaking Topics:

* Fitness in the Workplace

* Managing Sedentariness & Obesity Prevention

* Recapturing Recess: Lift Off! How to Get Involved With Building a Fit Nation

* Stress Management and the Role of Exercise

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Fees & Travel:
Please contact booking agent
Wanda Marie 1-888-659-7015
Email: Wanda@ToniYancey.com
Dr. Yancey travels from Los Angeles
(special consideration given to non-profits)

 

Dr. Yancey has presented for such organizations as the Neutrogena Corporation, Urban Bankers Association, Richmond VA, Foundation for Jr. Blind, Links Inc., Pacific Institute for Women's Health, African American Health Institute of San Bernardino, Association of Black Women Physicians (ABWP), Sodexho USA, RAND, City of Long Beach, The California Endowment, and many schools and universities, including, UCLA, Loma Linda University, San Diego State University, University of South Carolina, Stanford University School of Medicine, Princeton University/ Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, University of Colorado at Boulder, University of Southern California, and University of Pennsylvania.