Get your Bingocize on

A group of women raise their arms above their heads, striking a ballerina pose, raise up on tiptoes and reach to the sky.

After several sequences of movement, TyLinn Dodd asks a health-related question and then twirls a tumbler filled with numbers.

"B 12," she calls outloud, as participants check their game cards.

Welcome to Bingo-cize, a 10-week program that teaches health behaviors and exercise, combined with the popular numbers game.

More than a dozen Ewing-area residents gather twice a week, at Ewing city hall, for sessions that range between 45 to 60 minutes.

Dodd, a program intern with N...