Cindy Bross, PhD
Cindy Bross, PhD
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Since many schools no longer offer physical education, a lot of fitness professionals are volunteering their time before and after school. This is a great (and needed) community service, but unless you have experience working with kids aged 7-11, you may not be fully prepared for the challenge of corralling them for a cool-down. When kids are having fun, they donโt want to stop, listen and be quiet. The transition from a workout to a cool-down can be tough. Thatโs why you need a plan.
The following activities offer many creative ways to rein in kids.
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Since many schools no longer offer physical education, a lot of fitness professionals are volunteering their time before and after school. This is a great (and needed) community service, but unless you have experience working with kids aged 7โ11, you may not be fully prepared for the challenge of corralling them for a cool-down. When kids are having fun, they donโt want to stop, listen and be quiet. The transition from a workout to a cool-down can be tough. Thatโs why you need a plan.
The following activities offer many creative ways to rein in kids.
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instructors, our challenge is to help children deยญvelop active, positive
lifestyles. Inยญtegrating knowledge and activity will help convince children
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