Wouldn’t it be great if your kids naturally enjoyed exercise? If this were the case then childhood obesity wouldn’t be the looming problem that it is.As adults we exercise to improve health, stay fit, and control weight. But what motivates a child to be physically active? Fun! Ultimately, if children
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Make Fitness a Family Affair
Posted by Cheryl in: weight lossToday childhood obesity is a major concern among parents and the medical community. This generation of kids is less physically active and more obese than any generation before.One Comment you will be the 2nd comment -
Making a Difference with Foster Children
Posted by Cheryl in: NewsAs you may know, the Barton family has been providing respite care for foster children over the last year. These kids have been absolutely precious.
Imagine, in the middle of the night, law enforcement comes into your home, apprehends you and/or your spouse. Your children sneak out and see what is going on. In shock, they run and hide. Within minutes a stranger comes to them and says they have to go with them. Your child maybe has two minutes …
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Nutrition Tips for Healthy Young Athletes
Posted by Cheryl in: vitaminsThis year I’m helping coach my son’s peewee (3rd-4th grade) football team and I wrote up a quick nutrition handout for the parents, which I thought you may find helpful. Everyone was surprised to hear that chocolate milk is a healthy and great post-exercise drink. Enjoy!
Good sports nutrition for kids, like all good nutrition, starts with a balanced diet. Young athletes need to have energy to play sports and to refuel their body after activity.
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