Keep Active
Get moving!
Play every day!
Do something active every day. Run, ride a bike, walk the dog, or play ball. Being active is fun!
Kids and teens should do 60 minutes (1 hour) or more of physical activity each day. But it doesn’t have to be all the same activity, and you don’t need to do it all at once. You may already do this much, or more!
Running, walking fast, bicycle riding, sports, and jumping rope are all good activities. Can you think of more things like this that you do all the time?
BAM! Body and Mind (CDC)
Is there an activity you want to learn more about? Not sure of how to play or what gear you need? It’s all right here.
GirlsHealth.gov
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For parents
Calling all healthy girls, 8-14 years old, who live in and around Raleigh, Durham, or Chapel Hill, North Carolina, to join the Body Weight & Puberty Study. We want to find out if body weight affects when a girl starts puberty.