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It Starts With One Step

You helped your child learn to walk, holding their hands while they stood up and grew strong. They wobbled a bit with that first step, but with each subsequent footfall they became more confident.

Don’t stop there. Just as children need to be taught to read and write, they need to be taught how to run, jump and throw. After all, movement is a child’s first language, and our ability to move is the most fundamental means we have of understanding our world.

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Discover Physical Literacy

We need to teach kids to run, jump and throw.

Build a Kid

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You’re making a difference in the health and happiness of your child. Let other parents know how important it is to demand improvement to the sport and physical education programs for our children.

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Meet our Champions

Elite athletes, coaches, kids and parents talk about how to help children learn to move more, better and forever.

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