Balanced You partners with more than 40 gyms and fitness studios in the Puget Sound area to offer employees and their families exciting discounts. Whether you’ve been wanting to try yoga, learn self-defense, take up indoor rock climbing or just get moving, there are many options to get you started.
Health Hero Jamie Holter found a way to “springboard” her way to fitness
Whether it’s swimming or biking to work, King County Superior Court Communications Manager Jamie Holter is dedicated to exercising regularly. Jamie, who has been active her entire life, was interested in switching up her regular routine to take up Pilates.
Health Hero Karin Collinsworth uses her experience to help others live healthy
Managing a chronic illness is possible with the right knowledge
Looking for ways to save money and have fun this fall? Start with the Employee Discount program!
The Employee Discount program offers a variety of local and national discounts for King County employees, family members, and retirees.
Yoga offered at King Street Center
Looking for a midday yoga class at work? A gentle, all-levels class is offered twice per week at King Street Center. Let by a community-based instructor, Jonna Duvernoy, this class is available to all County employees.
Yoga offered three times per week in the Chinook Group Exercise Room
Did you know? Yoga classes are offered three times per week in the Chinook Group Exercise Room.
South Treatment Plant activity center gets a facelift
Recently, the King County South Treatment Plant activity center went through an amazing transformation. Employees wanted more space, so the Balanced You team jumped into action and made some changes.
It’s a win-win situation with wellness at work
Be a Health Hero! Start a health, well-being or safety activity at your worksite
Explore King County this month with two wheels instead of four
Hit the road for Bike Everywhere Month!
Try one of King County’s onsite Activity Centers
King County offers a variety of health and well-being options to support employees so you can feel good, get the most out of life, and do your best work for the people of King County.