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Health and Wellness for Life With Online Study Guide

Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is an umbrella term that includes several diseases that affect the heart or blood vessels. Learn more about high blood pressure, coronary artery disease, peripheral artery disease, and cardiomyopathy.

Smart Cycling

The benefits of bicycling include more than freedom and independence. Cycling helps you save money on fuel, get into better shape, and remain healthier longer.

Outdoor Program Administration

The basis for a quality staff evaluation system rests on the evaluation criteria used to structure the process.

Healthy and Sustainable Fundraising Activities

As discussed, any fundraising organization can benefit from a well-organized plan that involves free online tools.

Risk Management in Outdoor and Adventure Programs

Risk is an essential element in the conduct of any guided or adventure program.

Using Physical Activity and Sport to Teach Personal and Social Responsibility

Once students are consistently demonstrating Level I and II behaviors, you should transition to the second developmental stage.

Tumbling Basics

The backward roll is more difficult for students to learn than the forward roll, even though technique-wise the body passes through the same positions.

Complete Guide to Primary Swimming

Having completed unit 4, Face in the Water, learners should be comfortable moving in the water, participating in games and fun activities, having their faces in the water and having water in their mouths.

Beginning Tap Dance eBook With Web Resource

The ball�change is one of the most used dance steps.

Beginning Modern Dance With Web Resource

Now that you have a grasp of the way in which modern dance looks at movement, the next step is to understand how these movement efforts of space, time, weight, and flow are frequently used in modern dance.

Tailor PA Games PYFP Courses PE and ASD SHAPE Members

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	A good night's sleep is not just a pipe dream Author offers remedies for sleep-depriving aches and pains
	Fitness for Life website
FITNESSGRAM Web site
	HK author Judi Fey wins R. Tait McKenzie award for distinguished service The award is given annually for leadership and innovation and service in the field of health, physical education, recreation, and dance.
Introducing Fitness for Life: Elementary School After two years of hard work I am pleased to announce that Fitness for Life: Elementary School will be introduced at this year’s AAHPERD National Convention in Indianapolis (March 16-20). The video-based program for grades K-6 complements the award winning Fitness for Life (high school) and Fitness for Life: Middle School. My co-authors and I (Guy Le Masurier, Dolly Lambdin, and Meg Greiner) invite all attendees of this year’s convention to join us at a special session (2:00 pm Wedne
Let’s Move: First Lady and Surgeon General Boost Physical Education
	Meet HK author, John Byl
	My vision for the future of physical education A letter from HPERD vice president and director, Scott Wikgren
	Need help with physical education activities for the young children? Finding appropriate physical education activities for young children is a challenge for educators. Human Kinetics has a variety of resources to help plan a successful physical education program.
	New Physical Education stores make searching by topic faster and easier Use new stores that arrange PE resources conveniently by topic.
Quality Physical Education Can Make a Difference (reprint from author blog) The popular media has not always been kind to Physical Education. Recently a feature in USA Today (June 11, 2009, page 7D) proclaimed, “PE may have little effect on kids’s overall activity.” The newspaper article author was Jillian Berman. The study she cited was done in England. According to the newspaper article children “with the most phys-ed time got an average of 9.2 hours of scheduled exercise a week; students at the school offering the fewest opportunities got an a
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