Enter a new generation of phys ed, with programs that stress
lifelong fitness activities, such as walking, biking, in - line skating, and tennis; educate students about healthful diets; and teach students how to monitor their heart rates and pulses.
Not exact matches
Is the ultimate outcome for your child to win at all costs, or to have a
lifelong love of learning and
fitness and
activity?
Low - impact
activities like hiking, biking and swimming, when combined with body - weight core strengthening, such as Pilates or in some types of yoga, can be a
lifelong strategy for
fitness.
In addition, the very habit of incorporating a regular
fitness activity, even though it's not high - impact, helps kids develop
lifelong habits that can serve them well throughout both childhood and adulthood.
HQOL goes on to describe the behaviours and characteristics of children and young people «who are learning to appreciate the benefits of physical
fitness and the
lifelong value of participation in healthy active leisure
activities».