Fitness For Kids
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Fitness for Kids
Overview
America's youth are increasingly facing issues with being overweight, mirroring the adult population’s struggle with weight. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 66% of Americans are overweight, with 15-30% of children also at risk. This means nearly 200 million Americans fall into this category, setting a poor example for the younger generation.
Concerning Statistics
A study by Weight Watchers International Inc. and the American Health Foundation reveals that 25% of American children are officially overweight, with the youngest being particularly vulnerable. These extra pounds are not just a temporary issue; another study suggests that half of obese children will grow up to be overweight adults.
The Alarming Rise in Childhood Obesity
Karen Miller-Kovach, RD, chief scientist for Weight Watchers, highlights that childhood obesity is rising at an alarming rate, bringing severe health consequences. Obesity-related illnesses, such as diabetes, hypertension, and high cholesterol, cost billions in medical expenses annually.
Causes and Solutions
The increase in overweight children can be attributed to a significant lack of exercise, accounting for more than 50% of the problem. Only 30% is related to overeating or poor food choices. It's time to inspire change by setting an example and encouraging our children to stay active.
Taking Action
Last week, I shared a free 45-day Beginner workout plan in the "Get Started Again with Exercise" article. Now, there’s a version specifically for kids. This ebook offers workouts and activities to get kids moving at home, on the playground, or the high school track. It includes fun ways to burn calories together.
Community Efforts
Efforts to improve children’s fitness include the establishment of fitness franchises across the United States. One example is Rolly Pollies, an indoor playground concept developed by two former military officers. These facilities provide a fun environment where kids learn early on the importance of daily physical activity.
Children enjoy these fitness centers, learning that staying active is vital for a healthy lifestyle. Let’s embrace these resources and set a positive example for our kids.
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