Welcome to walking group An'delante by An Libeer

An Libeer

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    Who is the walking coach?  

    An Libeer (49) decided to become a Pink Ribbon walking coach in 2022. She did this not only because she experiences the benefits of walking herself, but also because Pink Ribbon is close to her heart. Several people around her have already been affected by breast cancer, including her mom. With her walking group, An wants to encourage other ladies to exercise by offering beautiful walks in her area.  

    In three words, this coach would describe herself as loyal, sensitive and a nature lover. The best compliment she ever received was "I don't think you realize how much you mean to everyone in your hiking group..."

    How often do we go hiking?  

    During the week, An'delante meets occasionally in the evening for a shorter walk of 5 to 10 kilometers. On weekends, they meet for a longer walk of 10 to 25 kilometers. There are no set walking days; this varies each week.

    What region are we hiking in?  

    An is hiking in the region of Menen and Geluwe and wants to drive a maximum of one hour to the starting place of the hike.

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