Um, as in running and such? I'm a kid/preteen, so I'll try to be unbiased. It depends on the age of the kid, if it's a little kid, you could get them a small new toy for every time he gets the amount of exercise you ask for. Or for a teenager, I think money would do the trick! [Not saying to bribe them, just say that if you run ___ blank miles a week, you get $5, or some small amount like that!] Sorry if this information doesn't help much!
Make exercise and healthy eating a family activity! Cook healthy meals with your kids, and participate in daily physical activity with them.
Children should never be put on an official diet. It is perfectly alright to encourage healthy eating and exercise, but kids shouldn't be told they are "on a diet". Substitute unhealthy snacks and sugary drinks for fruits, vegetables and fruit juices. Get kids outside and being active instead of sitting in front of a TV or computer after school.
not as many as should
Cause we have better stuff to do!!
Gyms provide a structured environment for kids to engage in physical activity and develop motor skills. Regular exercise at a gym can help improve cardiovascular health, strength, and flexibility in children. It also promotes social interaction and teamwork through participation in group fitness classes or organized sports activities.
It's good for everyone.
no
It is great for kids. It gets them exercise and teaches them respect, patience and how to defend themselves.
Not generally. Kids need exercise just as adults do.
The Redmon Fun and Fitness Exercise Equipment for Kids is a nice choice.
children should exercise at least 1 hour per day
There is a sports day because they want kids to get physical. They want the kids to get into fitness because now a days kids are interested in talking and electronics and all that stuff. And they don't take time to exercise. So there forcing kids to exercise.