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3 Exercises I Learned From My Baby

by Craig Valency | Jul 24, 2014 | Coaching & Teaching, Indoor Activities, Movement Break Activities, Perceptual Motor Skills, Play & Development, Small Space Activities

My nine-month old baby boy moves better than I do! My little guy has given me a new appreciation for how the human body develops and how it is supposed to move. Babies are not burdened with the high stress jobs, excessive sitting, TV, driving, and studying that have...

Exercise and the Young Brain

by Brett Klika | Apr 10, 2014 | Perceptual Motor Skills, Play & Development

With children, exercise does a lot more than build a better body, it builds a better brain! The interaction between physical activity and development of particular areas of the brain plays a large role in improving attention, learning, judgment, self control, memory,...

Training Children Should be FUN!!! – Part 1

by Craig Valency | Mar 30, 2014 | Coaching & Teaching, Large Space Activities, Outdoor Activities, Perceptual Motor Skills, Play & Development, Play & Fitness, Warm Ups & Circuits

Games Training children between the ages of 6 to 10 years old can be challenging. Sessions have to be fun and children need to be empowered to take ownership. They need achievable goals and they must learn the purpose behind the exercises. With this formula they will...

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