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Systemic Sleep Deprivation In Today’s Youth

Teen Health 101

A chronic lack of sleep can manifest into obesity, diabetes (and other linked complications), cardiovascular complications, and increased anxiety and depressive moods. As a society, we have grown to be incredibly dependent upon technology to complete projects for both work and school. This reliance weighs heavily on youth.

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Physical Activity vs Physical Education

PLT4M

Students can often opt out of middle and high school physical education classes. Examples of physical education include teaching concepts and building skills around things like muscular strength, endurance, mobility, cardiovascular health, and more. Recess is an excellent example of physical activity.

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Where Do All the Runners Go?

Physical Education Update

I don’t know what it’s like in your region when it comes to cross-country participation, but our elementary school numbers are quite high. Yet our high school participation has declined to the point that some age-group races have only 20 athletes standing on the line. Where do these budding runners all go? If so, great!