January 23, 2009
Does this cold winter season give your kids the blues? Do the sniffles and light cough give your kids the excuse to skip exercise and just sit around? You’re either laughing right now or shaking your head. I’m here to tell you kids need exercise.
Kids need exercise because it’s beneficial to them in many ways. However, I’ll also explain when the appropriate time is to skip the workout to let the body heal properly.
Kids exercise positively affects their serotonin levels and is recommended for people suffering from depression. Exercise also boosts their immune system, which in turn helps them fight the bugs that cause colds and flus.
Kids need exercise to keep bones and muscles strong and healthy. Kids need exercise because it will help them sleep better, socialize better, get better grades and increase their confidence.
Ok, so here’s when not to participate in kids exercise:
• Fever
• Pulled or torn muscles/tendons
• Bad chest cold or flu
Basically, if they are experiencing symptoms below their neck – in their chest, lungs or they have an aching body – they need time off.
Kids need exercise and they also need quality sleep, healthy nutrition and plenty of pure water.
Stay healthy and as always, feel welcome to leave your comments and ideas here.
You can also visit our web site www.myfamilyexercise.com for more kids exercise tips and ideas.
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January 19, 2009
It’s Monday again so here we go! There are 56 Mondays per year and you can really only react one of two ways. Oh no, it’s Monday! Or, ok it’s Monday, let’s get going!
Your challenge is to motivate your kids and I’m going to give you a few kids exercise tips to help.
Have a plan
You’ve got to map out a plan beforehand of what kids exercise activities you’re going to conduct. It will keep you focused and intentional.
Variety
Mix things up a little each day. The one thing you want to watch for is boredom with kids exercise. If you vary things up a bit each day, things will stay fresh.
Encouragement
Encouragement is very important because it can really make a difference as to whether they continue an activity or not for the day. I’m not talking about saying things like, “Johnny, you are the best child in the whole world ever and you can do nothing wrong!”
Just encourage them in their efforts and encourage them to do the best they can.
Participation
That right parents! If your kids see you doing the kids exercise with them they are much more excited to join in the activity. You are your kids’ role model.
Take these kids exercise tips and apply them today. It’s Monday and there’s no better time to get motivated to keep your family healthy.
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January 16, 2009
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January 14, 2009
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January 12, 2009
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January 7, 2009
New years lead to new resolutions. This time of year brings refreshment and hope, knowing a whole year with new possibilities and child exercise awaits. Any mistakes made the previous year can be undone and self improvement looks promising.
The most common American resolution centers on weight and exercise, which isn’t surprising since at least half of the country is either overweight or obese. Millions of Americans every year attempt to fight the battle against the bulge and improve their health. The best ways to do this is to exercise and change eating habits.
But should your resolution extend beyond self? As a parent, you may see the need for your children to also shape up. If your eating habits are bad, it’s likely theirs are too. If you spend most of your free time in front of the television, do your kids sit right next to you? Instead of saying, “This year I want to lose weight and be healthy,” stretch your goal to say, “This year I want to change my family’s lifestyle so we are all healthy.”
Write down your family’s goals and put them on a mirror or refrigerator for a reminder. Changes don’t have to be drastic, they can be gradual. Gradually incorporate healthier foods in your diet and resist the temptation for fast food and TV dinners. Determine how often you will engage in family physical activities. If your goal is once a week, start planning activities now for the next couple months. Preparing activities in advance will eliminate spur-of-the-moment frustrations.
Can you see the possibilities for 2009? Having healthy kids is very much possible through child exercise and healthy child nutrition. What are you waiting for?
Related:
Kids Exercise Video With Statistics
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January 5, 2009
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