The Sun Devil women's basketball program will be holding its fourth annual #KeepTheBeat for Heart Health Awareness event as part of Sunday's ASU Classic.
In 2015 the Sun Devil Women's Basketball program launched the 'Keep The Beat' program to help people of all ages have a better understanding of what it means to live a heart-healthy lifestyle.
#KeepTheBeat festivities will start at noon on Sunday, two hours prior to ASU's contest vs. Alabama/Tulsa at 2 p.m. Fans are invited to Taste of Tempe, a food tasting event with heart healthy choices in addition to a heart health expo that will take place in the arboretum (NE of Wells Fargo Arena). Fans can also participate in other health-related activities including a free yoga session provided by a core power instructor. There will also be several giveaways related to heart health and living a more healthy lifestyle.
Currently No. 19 in the AP poll the Sun Devils will play at home this Saturday for the first time since Nov. 6 when they take on Louisiana Tech at 1 p.m.
In 2015 the Sun Devil Women's Basketball program launched the 'Keep The Beat' program to help people of all ages have a better understanding of what it means to live a heart-healthy lifestyle.
#KeepTheBeat festivities will start at noon on Sunday, two hours prior to ASU's contest vs. Alabama/Tulsa at 2 p.m. Fans are invited to Taste of Tempe, a food tasting event with heart healthy choices in addition to a heart health expo that will take place in the arboretum (NE of Wells Fargo Arena). Fans can also participate in other health-related activities including a free yoga session provided by a core power instructor. There will also be several giveaways related to heart health and living a more healthy lifestyle.
Currently No. 19 in the AP poll the Sun Devils will play at home this Saturday for the first time since Nov. 6 when they take on Louisiana Tech at 1 p.m.