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Kids: Obesity & Its Effect on Learning
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School Physical Ed Not Helping In The Fight Against Obesity
No shocker in this info…. Physical Education Programs In School Not Enough To Combat Obesity In Most States: Study Only six states nationwide require the recommended 150 minutes of elementary school-based physical education, according to a study by University of Georgia kinesiology professor Bryan McCullick. For older students, two states mandate the appropriate amount of…
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Talking Around the Obesity Problem
Why Doctors And Patients Talk Around Our Growing Waistlines Many patients say their doctors don’t spend enough time, if any, talking with them about losing weight. But doctors often complain that when they do bring up the issue, nothing changes. Lisa Flowers says weight is something she wishes her doctor would address more directly. At 47,…
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Girl Scouts vs. Health and Fitness
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Kids are Getting Fatter!
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Get Your Kids Outside and Moving!
Too Few Kids Getting Outdoors With Mom or Dad Nearly half of all U.S. preschool-age children don’t get outdoors at least once a day for parent-supervised playtime, researchers reported Monday, causing concern among experts who say early exercise habits could protect children from obesity later in life. Many children might not be getting enough outdoor…
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When you Know Better, you Do Better!
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It’s Tough to Help Kids Lose Weight
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Drastic Weight Loss Measures Endanger the Young
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CrossFit and the Virginia Earthquake