Tag: fun

Many parents have asked me if I think competition is healthy for kids. Is it healthy? Is it “toxic”? Does it diminish self-confidence?

As parents and coaches, we must make youth sports fun for kids. Tim Hortons’ latest advertisement highlights this.

Pickleball is an active game that people of all ages can play

It’s summer! If you’re looking for the perfect ingredients for backyard fun, add a pinch of friends and family, a dash of laughter, a smidge of silly, a dab of imagination, and a sprinkle of … sprinklers! Sun and waterplay go together like lemonade and ice cubes. When the temperatures go up, kids love to … Continued

Make self-care a daily priority

Research links lack of free play to depression

Why not reach out to newcomers and introduce them to your love of being active outdoors

Enjoyment is more important than duration

His new found passion for riding reignited my own joy in cycling again

Make an authentic human connection with your child and anything is possible

All you need is a ball, some cones, and a desire to have fun

Developing skills through play is both an effective and fun way to learn

More exciting than the Mr. Softee truck

There’s no benefit to your child for ‘toughing it out’

How they came to enjoy PE more, in their own words

As Lionel Messi said: “Soccer is a game to have fun”

Offer encouragement and let them know you love them regardless of the score

Suggestions that can guide girls to a healthy, active lifestyle they’ll stick with

Ways to make that time hanging out active and enjoyable

The film looks at the importance of balancing ego and discipline with fun and creativity

Jordan Mottl of the Richmond Olympic Oval discusses early physical literacy programs for children

Survey finds “winning” near bottom of youth athletes’ list of reasons to play

When children first begin playing sports, learning from mistakes is more crucial than learning to win

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