摘要:In this commentary we describe our vision of 4Vitality Kettle Bell Training. We then briefly discuss colonization as it relates to the current health disparities between Indigenous people and non-Indigenous people. It is our belief that we can challenge these effects of colonialism by regenerating our physicality. We then explain how having access to community physical activity activities, such as 4Vitality offered through the Odawa Native Friendship Centre, for example, can provide sites for physical regeneration. Finally, we offer recommendations based on our program’s success that may assist others who wish to build a physical activity program in their community.