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- Josh Galemore / La Estrella de Tucsón
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Zoey Hatlan, de 7 años, salta desde el punto más alto de la caída de acrobacias en Defy Tucson, 4861 N. Stone Ave., el 15 de agosto de 2019.
- Josh Galemore / Arizona Daily Star
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Businesses that offer entertainment services, such as indoor entertainment park Defy Tucson, face a unique challenge with social distancing.
- Josh Galemore / Arizona Daily Star
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The inside of Defy Tucson on North Stone Avenue on Aug. 15, 2019.
- Josh Galemore / Arizona Daily Star
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Zoey Hatlan, 7, jumps from the high point of the stunt fall at Defy Tucson, 4861 N. Stone Ave. on Aug. 15, 2019.
- Angela Pittenger | This Is Tucson
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A new recreation center opened Thursday, Aug. 1 and will have you defying gravity.
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A video that has gone viral shows Wyatt, a 4-year-old boy born with spina bifida, jumping on a trampoline while in his wheelchair.
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We've come to an important realization — we only get excited about workouts disguised as fun.
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- Cassie Sheets
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If you made a New Year’s resolution to get fit in 2018, these 5 pieces of essential home gym equipment can help you meet your goal. You don’t need a massive home gym or a big budget to be a healthier, stronger you.
- Becky Pallack
A new law gives the state more authority over trampoline parks, but it also makes jumpers more responsible for their own safety.
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