HIIT appears to simulate brain growth in older adolescents
Originally published July 16, 2022 in PsyPost By Eric W. Dolan New research provides evidence that high intensity interval training improves metabolism in a brain structure responsible for memory formation and retention. The study, published
IHT ZONE Heart Rate Monitors Support Student Physical, Emotional and Academic Development
Schools using IHT ZONE heart rate monitors to teach students to manage their physical and emotional health don’t follow the same path to success. As education specialist Dr. Brad Johnson tweeted on July 13, “You
How to Get Kids Exercising Again After 2 Years of Remote Learning
Originally published July 12, 2022 in Healthline. By Tony Hicks It took a great deal of collective effort to shut down everyday life for children when COVID-19 first struck in early 2020. And now, more
How PE teachers are tackling ‘physical learning loss’
Originally published Nov. 8 2021 in the Hechinger Report. By Kelly Field Amanda Amtmanis, an elementary physical education instructor in Middletown, Connecticut, handed out cards with QR codes to a class of third graders, and
Why we should make physical education mandatory for every teen
Originally published July 8, 2022 by the Globe and Mail of Canada. By Josh Fullan Here’s a grim consideration: today’s Canadian teenagers may have some of the lowest physical activity levels of any peer group
Los Alamos High School Hosts Summer PE Classes
Originally published June 26, 2022 by the Los Alamos Daily Post. By Carol A. Clark After a two-year hiatus, students are once again participating in summer physical education classes at Los Alamos High School (LAHS).
