Health & Fitness Association (formerly IHRSA)’s Post

The fitness industry is facing an opportunity—some would say an obligation—to help kids become more active to improve both their physical and mental health. Read this August CBI feature article: https://hubs.ly/Q02M3ssS0

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Lee Spieker

Founder & President, Railyard Fitness

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Most sophisticated industries that financially benefit from introducing their products and services to the next generation of consumers do so-fitness seems to be the exception. The Railyard has over 2000 installations worldwide where kids have fun engaging in fun and functional exercise activities including parkour, chase tag, ninja, jumping, climbing, ducking, and crawling. Portable, easy to set up and dismantle, and lasts forever, no experience necessary just let them play! Fitness could champion youth exercise and earn the public's respect for doing something for the U.S. It could be as simple as leveraging our collective influence and sharing a message outlined here: Fitness professional's resources for classroom exercise (1houraday.org)

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