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Today’s children have a lower life expectancy than their parents due to sedentary lifestyles.
One in five children in America are overweight.
Children ages 2 to 5 watch 26 hours of TV a week!
Basic habits are formed by the time a child starts school.
Preschoolers involved in structured, physical activity have fewer health issues.
All children 2 years and older should get at least 60 minutes of moderate to vigorous exercise on most, preferably all, days of the week.
Completing a program of progressive,  physical activities builds self esteem and confidence.
Repetition of basic routines raises kids comfort level helping them reach their full potential.
Kids are happiest when they participate in fun and challenging activities that help build skills  and coordination.
Parents and Directors can take comfort in the fact that they are actively participating in LAUNCHING their children to new heights.
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  Sources: 10: World Health Organization; 5, 9, 8: American Academy of Pediatrics;
6: American Fitness & Aerobic Association; 3: American Heart Association