Author: Jim Grove

Here’s an easy way to find out if you’re spending enough active time with your kids

Most kids often do better to wait until age six, seven or even eight

Here are four checklists to help you target the basic movement skills that your child should be developing at different ages, including suggestions on how to get them moving.

From gymnastics to skating, these sport skills will help your child develop physical literacy

These fundamental movement skills will help your preschool child become physically literate

Six fundamental movement skills that will help toddlers become physically literate

Explore these basic fundamental movement skills to help your infant become physically literate

There are some simple ways parents can gauge the state of their child’s physical literacy.

Coaches and parents should place more emphasis on skills development than winning

Success in soccer depends on dribbling, passing and shooting

Hockey Canada’s Corey McNabb talks about the importance of fun

Is it okay for a child to keep switching up their activity of choice?

What to do if a kid wants to quit in the middle of a season

A reader asks if it’s a good idea for young kids to be on the ice 4 times a week