Local politicians to join fitness effort for world record at Workout Worldwide Saturday, January 9 Monday, January 04, 2010 By Amy Rabinovitz, San Jose Fitness Examiner Word just in from Becky Williamson, host of San Jose's activities for Workout Worldwide, that two popular local politicians will be attending the January 9 event as impartial witnesses to certify the event for the Guiness Book of World Records: County Supervisor Ken Yeager and City Councilman Pete Constant. Williamson  also sends word that NBC11 plans on having a crew there, so she says if you're joining the workout, "look sharp!" "Workout Worldwide" is a  fitness workout for charity with 50 fitness pros around the world conducting the same workout simultaneously. The goal is to  have the event enter the Guinness Book of World Records as the largest simultaneous workout for charity.  Williamson is donating her expertise to organize and heading up the Silicon Valley portion of the event, and all proceeds will go to the American Heart Association (AHA). To participate: Log on to: http://www.workoutworldwide.org/locations/ca-sj You'll see the location address (jot that down!) and a place to make a donation to the AHA. Make that tax deductible donation to the AHA, and you're IN! All registered participants making a donation to the AHA will receive two weeks FREE at any of  Williamson's boot camps (a $55-100 value), as well as the "Drop a Dress Size in 21 Days" home fitness program powered by Workout Muse featuring interval workout music mp3 soundtracks and smartphone and Video iPod compatible follow-along rapid weight loss workout videos ($49 value). "This should be a fun morning and you will be part of history in the making!" said Williamson.  "It will definitely be a great way for you to help a local charity AND kick off your own 2010 fitness routine."