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Supersized P.E.: Ten Tips to Help Overweight Kids Get Healthy

SDSU professor teaches physical education to help overweight students reach their fitness goals SAN DIEGO, Oct. 27 /PRNewswire/ — Bags of Halloween candy are piled high in the grocery stores this week, providing a dangerous temptation for those battling obesity. For the parents of overweight children, getting their children to understand the dangers of overindulging after trick-or-treating can be even…

Brain Rules by Dr John Medina

If you have not had a chance to read Brain Rules by Dr John Medina – take the time to watch this video – by the time you get done watching this video – you will begin to realize how important cardio vascular fitness it to brain function – you probably don’t have time to watch this video, at least…

Exergame Fitness Announces Strategic Partnership With XRtainment Zone To Provide Exergaming Wellness Programming

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Exergame Fitness Announces Strategic Partnership With XRtainment Zone To Provide Exergaming Wellness ProgrammingPalatine, IL – October 10, 2008 – The growing epidemic of Childhood Obesity and Inactivity among kids, teens and adults has prompted the need for entertaining game based fitness solutions that engage users – called Exergames.Two USA companies that have pioneered the Exergaming industry have…

YMCA Partners With Deca Sports Developer

The health club aims to boost attendance by demoing Wii sports game. In a move that’s likely intended to capitalize on the runaway popularity of Wii Fit, the Palo Alto YMCA has announced a partnership with Hudson Soft that will bring Deca Sports for the Wii into the Bay Area fitness center. Kicking off September 27, this event is the…

Center for the Study of Autism Sensory Integration

Center for the Study of AutismSensory Integration Cindy Hatch-Rasmussen, M.A., OTR/L Therapy Northwest, P.C. Beaverton, OR 97005 Children and adults with autism, as well as those with other developmental disabilities, may have a dysfunctional sensory system. Sometimes one or more senses are either over- or under-reactive to stimulation. Such sensory problems may be the underlying reason for such behaviors as…

Obesity in Children ABC News Special

Childhood Obesity is a rapidly growing epidemic that needs to be stopped! Here at Exergame Fitness (exergame.com) we sell Exergaming products that are becoming very popular in Schools around the world helping kids stay in shape. Please take a look at our products and if you have any questions contact us directly. Exergame Fitness is the world’s largest distributor &…

Circuit Wellness and Exergame Fitness Open Central Ohio’s First Area Exergaming Location

New neighborhood fitness center located in Westerville, OH Press Release/ Columbus, OH, October 1st, 2008 – The new neighborhood fitness center, Circuit Wellness, has opened its first Central Ohio location in the Lee Plaza center in Columbus, Near Schrock and Cleveland Ave. Circuit Wellness is working to become the leader in neighborhood fitness centers by offering a unique 30-minute personalized…

Exergaming Has Evolved – the twall from Exergame Fitness

“Exergaming Has Evolved” Reaction Training & Programming Hand-Eye Coordination Neurological Development Any Age, Any Level, Any Ability Focus Training for ADD/HD Simple to Install, Slim Wall Design more twall info here Discover the unique concept of optimizing movement, fitness and reaction . . . twall. The rules for T-wall are simple but challenging: on a wall with numerous touch surfaces,…

Childhood Obesity: The Educational Cost

A Message from Phil Lawler – PE4Life Many people argue that childhood obesity is not a school issue and it is not the responsibility of the school to be concerned about children’s health. Schools are designed to teach reading, math, science, English, now foreign language, and history. No Child Left Behind as made sure core academics remains the focus of…

Xavix Testing Study

More than 83 percent of U.S. children age 8 to 18 have video game players in their bedrooms. At the same time, obesity rates continue to increase worldwide; sedentary activities such as seated game-playing may contribute. The authors of the study looked at traditional seated games, as well as more active versions that simulate playing sports or moving through a…

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