by Britney Kennedy | OnPoint Nutrition We’re saying goodbye to 2018 and ringing in 2019! It’s never too late to get resolutions in order, and get kids on board too! New Year goals don’t just have to be for the adults, get your kids involved and have them set their own resolutions for the new […]
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Photo from kidscrave.com Sushi is a Japanese dish consisting of small balls or rolls of vinegar-flavored cold cooked rice served with a garnish of raw fish, vegetables, or egg. That can sound scary to some children, so we found some unique recipes that showcase sushi in a unique way– that the kids will love! Sushi is […]
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Click Here to read the original article from runnersworld.com written by: Manon Blackman! Thanks Runnersworld! The Moving Food Truck in Portugal is accepting a new form of payment. No credit card or cash here…. physical exercise only. “Customers who wanted a cheeseburger needed to walk 5.4 kilometers or run 4.2 kilometers. If they wanted ketchup, too, […]
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This article is brought to you by Mom Junction. Read the original article : Here Image from Shuttershock “Did you know, a plastic bottle you throw in the trash today will sit in a landfill or float in the ocean for thousands of years? ” Recycling is the number one way to stop this. ” […]
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When in the groove of running the last thing one wants to experience is a side cramp. It is not only extremely uncomfortable, but it also inhibits one to finish their run to the fullest potential. A side cramp, also known as a side stitch, is a cramp or muscle spasm of the diaphragm, usually […]
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Buying the perfect running shoe is the first step in having a good run. When purchasing the perfect shoe, fit is always the most important. If your shoe is too tight, you may have blisters, numbness and general discomfort; to avoid this, many experts recommend buying a running shoe half a size larger. According to […]
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Campfire Breakfast Recipes That Kids Love, From Activekids.com Campfire cooking with your kids can be simple and delicious! While camping, it can be hard to make a quick and healthy breakfast because of the limited space and equipment. However, using a camp-fire pit allows for the kids to get involved, an easy clean-up and a […]
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When it comes to eating, we have strong habits. Some are good (“I always eat breakfast”), and some are not so good (“I always clean my plate”). Although many of our eating habits were established during childhood, it doesn’t mean it’s too late to change them. Making sudden, radical changes to eating habits such as […]
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Parents and caregivers play a key role in not only making healthy choices for children and teaching children to make healthy choices for themselves. But in today’s busy world, this isn’t always easy. So Let’s Move! offers parents and caregivers the tools, support and information they need to make healthier choices while instilling healthy eating […]
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We are honored to recognize Windham, NH Series, and it’s two outstanding leaders, Rich O’Loughlin (left) and Rebecca Clementi (right). This is Windham’s first ever series, and they had over 300 participants. O’Louglin had former Boston Red Sox 2004 world series champion, Orlando Cabrera (seen above), hand out the trophies and medals to the participants. […]
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