"Getting children to run around and have fun is a challenge. But getting them interested in becoming physically fit can be an uphill battle," said Doug Stebbins, physical education teacher at Harold Schnell Elementary School. "This is really like a state-of-the-art health club for an elementary school, because you're using body weight and gravity." The Patch improves posture by lessening muscle dysfunction that can interfere with physical and mental abilities. "It sets the baseline for a lifetime of physical fitness," Stebbins said. "This is going to affect their lifestyle. Kids have more enthusiasm - they're more excited to learn, and more focused."
The Egoscue Foundation thanks our new partner NFL Play 60 for their support. NFL PLAY 60 is the League's youth health and fitness campaign that inspires kids to get active for at least 60 minutes each day. The foundation was honored to have the assistance of the NFL Play 60 program in May when they offered their support by sending Titan's player Chris Hope to the patch donation ribbon cutting at Julia Green Elementary in Nashville, TN. Read More »
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