How’s Distance Running for Your Kid?
December 21, 2009
Filed under Childrens Health, Running
Parents feel happy to see their baby take his/her first steps. Then they get to really amuse themselves when their kiddo learns to run, even clumsily. And when in the next few years they see that their child can run quite faster than other children of his/her age, they encourage their child to join marathons [...]
What Is The Disney Marathon Weekend?
December 20, 2009
Filed under Childrens Health, Running
The Disney Marathon Weekend is one of the fastest growing events at Disney. Featuring a wide range of activities and events for runners and their families, as well as a chance to spend time exploring the parks of Walt Disney World. The Disney Marathon Weekend is a great reason to take a trip to Orlando. [...]
Smile Foundation | NGO | Children | Health | Education
September 9, 2009
Filed under Childrens Health
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Nutrition for Young Runners
August 9, 2009
Filed under Childrens Health, Diet And Nutrition, Running
Running is a popular sport with children and adolescents around the world. Depending on the age and calibre of the young athlete, training may range from the weekly school Physical Education lesson to structured sessions at a local club or to participation in one of the special training plans on The World Keeps Running. The [...]
Inspire your kids to love running with these tips
August 7, 2009
Filed under Childrens Health, Newbie Runners, Running
Photo courtesy of http://www.flickr.com/photos/zhurnaly/ / CC BY 2.0 I'm probably about a year behind the times here, but I just stumbled upon one of AOL.com's fantastic fitness sites, ThatsFit.com The page that caught my eye? This one, an item about how to inspire your children to run — and enjoy it. I'm not [...]
1 in 7 Low-Income Preschoolers Is Obese
July 25, 2009
Filed under Childrens Health
CDC stats do show the epidemic might be slowing down among poor families By Steven Reinberg HealthDay Reporter One in seven preschoolers from low-income families in the United States are considered obese, a new government report shows. However, the same report finds that the news is not all bad: The childhood obesity epidemic does seem [...]
Eat & Run Calculator
July 21, 2009
Filed under Childrens Health, Diet And Nutrition, Indoor Activities., Running
Kids, how many pizza slices does it take to run around the world? Find out now!! if (WIDGETBOX) WIDGETBOX.renderWidget(’8b23e18b-ad42-4151-bbee-ea4ff90cfce3′);Get the Running Rocks! Eat & Run Calculator widget and many other great free widgets at Widgetbox! Click here to like this post. Unlike
8 Fun Family Festivals
July 14, 2009
Filed under Childrens Health, Outdoors Activities
Support the local community and have fun with the whole family. Here are eight festivals across the U.S. that help you fit in your weekend workout and offer tons of activities and events for the rest of the gang. Maine Lobster Festival Rockland, Maine The lobster crate race across the Atlantic’s icy waters has a [...]
10 Places You Should Take Your Kids
July 14, 2009
Filed under Childrens Health
Forget expensive theme parks: Take your family camping and see some of the most beautiful destinations in the U.S. Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming Established in 1872, Yellowstone is America’s oldest National Park. Take the kids to see Old Faithful then hop down to Grand Teton National Park. Camp at the West Entrance KOA» [...]
How to Get Your Kids to Exercise
July 14, 2009
Filed under Childrens Health
By Amy Bertrand – St. Louis Post-Dispatch If your child’s school isn’t out for the summer, it will be soon. Summer vacation used to mean late nights playing flashlight tag with your friends, riding bikes all over your neighborhood and catching balls with your buddies. Times have changed. Fear keeps kids close to home, and [...]












