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Provides after-school programs and summer programs to educate youths on the importance of health, fitness, and sports, and teach skill-building, goal setting, and personal discipline. Our National Chair Arnold Schwarzenegger recognizes the potential of our program and other ICG programs in other cities as an effective tool in reaching inner-city areas across America.
Principal Investigator: Dr. Walt Thompson