Second, we chose exercises they enjoy. I would love to see my kids doing more pushups, but the older ones prefer bench press (and they know how to do it properly, with the safeties in our rack).
As parents, we want to connect with our kids and create meaningful, lasting memories together. One of the best ways to do this is by incorporating mindful practices into our family time. Whether it’s ...
When most adults think about exercise, they imagine working out in the gym, running on a treadmill, or lifting weights. But for kids, exercise means playing and being physically active. Kids exercise ...
Regular physical activity will help your child feel – and move – better. Physical activity is important for any kid, but exercise has unique benefits for kids with arthritis. With a little help from ...
If encouraging your kids to exercise more in the colder months is a constant challenge, try these ideas from HSS strength and conditioning specialist Jimmy Russomano. Advice to improve your movement, ...
It can be. I mean, just like adults, if kids don't have a fun way to get active, it is just a dreaded chore, especially if they don't feel like an athlete. But exercise is so important for helping ...
Kids with EIA might begin having symptoms 5–10 minutes after starting to exercise (though some kids only get them after they stop being active). Symptoms usually peak 5–10 minutes after stopping the ...