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No limitations at SNAP Fitness

Diana Neimann encourages elders and the disabled to keep exercising

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Mary McFarland of Camas (left) and Ron Winders of Washougal (right) build strength and endurance on the treadmills at SNAP Fitness in Camas. McFarland was born with a brain defect and had her hip replaced at the age of 13. Winders, 62, is going in for knee replacement surgery. He hopes for a speedy recovery so he can get back in the gym.

As the head trainer at SNAP Fitness in Camas, Diana Neimann sees the benefits to exercising every day.

Watching Mary McFarland walk through the doors with such energy and excitement makes her smile. Especially since it takes the 17-year-old Camas High School senior 40 minutes to walk to the gym from home. Sometimes, she even beats Neimann into work.

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