by Brett Klika | Sep 25, 2017 | Nutrition, Play & Development, Play & Fitness, Uncategorized
Man, raising kids is hard. Before kids, we struggle to get ourselves to a point where we sort of feel like adults then BAM! Now we have to help someone else through the process. It’s like taking piano lessons and after struggling to learn your first song your teachers... by Craig Valency | Jul 17, 2017 | Large Space Activities, Movement Break Activities, Outdoor Activities, Play & Fitness
“Toys” can take on many forms for a child. From the well-marketed plastic renderings of the Disney character- of- the- day to empty cardboard boxes, a child’s imagination can turn inanimate objects into an inspiration to think, dream, and move. As kids are less... by Craig Valency | Jun 26, 2017 | Play & Fitness, Uncategorized, Warm Ups & Circuits
Stretching….Is dead! Well, not really. (That’s just a really catchy headline.) In reality, the stretching we grew up with still has some benefit for our kids, we’ve just found it needs to be applied differently to provide a benefit. We’ve actually discovered... by Craig Valency | May 26, 2015 | Coaching & Teaching, Play & Fitness
By Jeff King, MA, CSCS In part 2 of my series on training kids for sports, I discussed the importance of injury prevention, and specific solutions such as increasing work capacity, improving stability through movement, and addressing muscle imbalances. In this final... by Brett Klika | Dec 2, 2014 | Coaching & Teaching, Large Space Activities, Outdoor Activities, Play & Fitness, Warm Ups & Circuits
The Winter Warm-Up Brett Klika- CEO SPIDERfit Kids With winter temperature dropping, it’s more important than ever that youth follow a proper warm-up before PE class, sports practice, or any other physical activity. Below is a “plug and play” program for the first... by Brett Klika | Oct 7, 2014 | Perceptual Motor Skills, Play & Fitness
By Brett Klika CSCS We start with letters. We learn that each letter had a sound. These sounds can be put together in to words. Words can then be put together into phrases, paragraphs, stories, and novels. Pretty soon, we’re reading. Literacy is developed by breaking...
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