A Royal Decree: Let’s "Move It, Move It" in Naperville!

Hi Everyone!
It seems King Julian and his sidekicks were partying a little too hard last night and completely missed that the clocks jumped forward today, March 8 ! Since he’s the King, what can you do? 👑

To make up for the sleepy start, our next walk is officially a "No Excuses" zone (March 14). We’re heading back to Naperville to shake off those Midwest winter blues. This is a "Healing Walk"—a chance to reset, clear your mind, and let nature do its thing as we transition into spring.
The Details:

• The Vibe: Movement, fresh air, and a psychological reset.
• The Pups: Highly encouraged! 🐾 I’ll be bringing Leo, my friendly 3-year-old Golden Retriever.
• The Goal: To finally "Move It, Move It!"

Can't wait to see you all there!

### The Logistics

• Location: 29W128 83rd St, Naperville, IL 60564 (Park entrance on 83rd St, directly opposite the golf course)
• Meeting Point: Front of the parking lot.
• 10:00 AM: Meet & Greet
• 10:15 AM: Walk Starts (Latest)

### The Route

• Path: DuPage River Trail
• Distance: ~3–4 miles (Out and back—feel free to turn around at any point!)
• Terrain: Mostly flat, paved, and scenic.

### Quick Tips

• Parking: The 83rd St lot can fill up quickly; arriving by 10:00 AM is recommended.
• Layers: It can be breezy near the river and golf course, so a light jacket or layer is a good idea.
• Contact: If you're running late or lost, please text first: 447-902-0418.

> Note: As always, feel free to suggest or organize walks at other locations and times that work for you!

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#### Legal Disclaimer & Liability Waiver

By participating, you agree to the following:

• Assumption of Risk: You voluntarily assume all risks (falls, weather, etc.) associated with walking/hiking.
• Release of Liability: You release organizers and hosts from any claims related to injury, illness, or property damage.
• Physical Fitness: You confirm you are physically fit to participate.
• Personal Responsibility: You are responsible for your own safety, gear, and behavior. Participation is strictly voluntary.