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School officer gives teachers lesson in fitness - Atlanta Journal Constitution
Lorenzo Combs, a resource officer at Holcomb Bridge Middle School, runs a free boot camp workout for school employees and parents. When the school bell rings, Lorenzo Combs patrols the halls and campus of Holcomb Bridge Middle School in Alpharetta to safeguard students and faculty. Combs conducts a free boot camp three days a week to promote physical activity and fitness. To give other people a chance to get fit, Combs also hosted two mini-boot camps where parents, students and community residents paid a minimal fee. read more
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