By Madi Black – Staff Reporter

Jonathan Law’s recently-formed Fitness and Nutrition is continuing to gain members.

The Fitness and Nutrition Club will have its seventh meeting of the year on February 23 from 2-3 p.m. in Room 128. Members said that the club is a great way to work out and get help from others so students don’t injure themselves.

“This club is something that I’m able to express the interest I have in the hobby while also helping others out during our workouts,” sophomore Fitness and Nutrition Club President Kris Shastry said. “I am glad that I even got people to try and step out of their comfort zone.” 

Shastry wants others to have confidence in themselves to work out in a public space. He thinks that everyone should be able to workout and have a good nutritious life.

“We currently have 20 members that are a mix of boys and girls,” Shastry said. 

Shastry wanted a place where students could not be afraid of the workout they were doing. 

“I made the club because I wanted to share my knowledge about muscle growth with people who want to gain muscle,” Shastry said. “Without having to question everything they do and have a place for questions to get answered the best they can.”

The club has fliers around the school with dates when they are meeting. You can find them on any bolutin board or by asking an aminstrader. 

Shafty is not the only person who students can ask if they need help with form. Shastry is glad to help anyone with questions about the club or questions regarding the time and dates.

“I am in charge of the club and run scheduling with the vice president and treasurer,” Shastry said. “I am the one that helps people out with their form or if they have any questions along with (history teacher) Mr. Lui.”

The Fitness and Nutrition Club wants more students to join. They still have several meetings left the rest of the school year.

“We are going to have anywhere from 8-10 more meetings this year,” Shastry said. “We want as many students that feel comfortable or just need a spot to workout to join.”