Comments on: Overcoming Childhood Obesity http://marknutting.com/blog Solutions From Mark Nutting Thu, 01 Dec 2011 16:21:56 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.3 hourly 1 By: bestprice http://marknutting.com/blog/overcoming-childhood-obesity/#comment-22073 bestprice Tue, 21 Jun 2011 16:48:49 +0000 http://marknutting.com/blog/?page_id=151#comment-22073 Cool web site Thank For content Cool web site Thank For content

]]> By: Mark Nutting http://marknutting.com/blog/overcoming-childhood-obesity/#comment-11347 Mark Nutting Thu, 09 Dec 2010 15:48:53 +0000 http://marknutting.com/blog/?page_id=151#comment-11347 Interestingly, in the ACSM Trends for 2011, while we’re all aware these days about the youth obesity epidemic, this has slipped in importance from 1st in 2007, 2nd in 2008 & 2009, 3rd in 2010, to 4th in 2011. I wonder if that might be because there have been very few effective programs actually being created. Parental, school, community participation is critical. But we also need to instill a joy for moving in our children. Christi's doing Zumbatomic for Kids, I've implemented a Parkour/Freerunning class for kids 8-12. More of these programs are need to reach out to "non-sport" kids. Interestingly, in the ACSM Trends for 2011, while we’re all aware these days about the youth obesity epidemic, this has slipped in importance from 1st in 2007, 2nd in 2008 & 2009, 3rd in 2010, to 4th in 2011. I wonder if that might be because there have been very few effective programs actually being created.
Parental, school, community participation is critical. But we also need to instill a joy for moving in our children. Christi’s doing Zumbatomic for Kids, I’ve implemented a Parkour/Freerunning class for kids 8-12. More of these programs are need to reach out to “non-sport” kids.

]]> By: splenda recipes http://marknutting.com/blog/overcoming-childhood-obesity/#comment-10903 splenda recipes Sun, 05 Dec 2010 15:14:38 +0000 http://marknutting.com/blog/?page_id=151#comment-10903 A few years ago I presented a lecture to physician assistant students on the topic of childhood obesity. No pun intended , but the scope of the problem is huge, from pure biological causes to pure environmental causes. I was inspired by a keynote address at the national American Diabetic Association meeting in 2004 or 2005. The prognosis is still as dismal. To quote Robert Preston in The Music Man, we got trouble my friends ... trouble trouble trouble ... right here in River City." And we NEED to do something about it. Perhaps I will bring in my lecture notes for you Mark. It'll make you think some more. But it certainly won't cheer you up. A few years ago I presented a lecture to physician assistant students on the topic of childhood obesity. No pun intended , but the scope of the problem is huge, from pure biological causes to pure environmental causes. I was inspired by a keynote address at the national American Diabetic Association meeting in 2004 or 2005. The prognosis is still as dismal. To quote Robert Preston in The Music Man, we got trouble my friends … trouble trouble trouble … right here in River City.”

And we NEED to do something about it. Perhaps I will bring in my lecture notes for you Mark. It’ll make you think some more. But it certainly won’t cheer you up.

]]> By: Christi MacNee http://marknutting.com/blog/overcoming-childhood-obesity/#comment-3888 Christi MacNee Wed, 20 Jan 2010 22:13:55 +0000 http://marknutting.com/blog/?page_id=151#comment-3888 Hi Mark. Here is another resource that you might consider placing on this website as well. http://www.healthiergeneration.org/about.aspx We are launching Zumbatomic for Kids (ages 4-12) at my Riverside, CA studio and are proud to support the Alliance for a Healthier Generation founded by Michael and Susan Dell. And as a give-away to parents, with each Zumbatomic registration, they will receive the book, “Be Well – Messages From Moms On Living Healthier Lives” as narrated by Susan Dell in either Spanish or English. (The Alliance will send them to you at no charge if you are promoting children's fitness programs, in Spanish and/or English.) Each inspirational and engaging chapter contains examples of how moms adopted the behaviors recommended by the CDC to prevent and control childhood obesity. I have my thinking cap on as to additional ways that we might creatively use this resource in our community. Thanks for the website! Christi MacNee, CPT Hi Mark. Here is another resource that you might consider placing on this website as well. http://www.healthiergeneration.org/about.aspx

We are launching Zumbatomic for Kids (ages 4-12) at my Riverside, CA studio and are proud to support the Alliance for a Healthier Generation founded by Michael and Susan Dell. And as a give-away to parents, with each Zumbatomic registration, they will receive the book, “Be Well – Messages From Moms On Living Healthier Lives” as narrated by Susan Dell in either Spanish or English. (The Alliance will send them to you at no charge if you are promoting children’s fitness programs, in Spanish and/or English.) Each inspirational and engaging chapter contains examples of how moms adopted the behaviors recommended by the CDC to prevent and control childhood obesity. I have my thinking cap on as to additional ways that we might creatively use this resource in our community.

Thanks for the website!

Christi MacNee, CPT

]]> By: Hal Cohen http://marknutting.com/blog/overcoming-childhood-obesity/#comment-3189 Hal Cohen Fri, 20 Nov 2009 01:27:57 +0000 http://marknutting.com/blog/?page_id=151#comment-3189 A few years ago I presented a lecture to physician assistant students on the topic of childhood obesity. No pun intended , but the scope of the problem is huge, from pure biological causes to pure environmental causes. I was inspired by a keynote address at the national American Diabetic Association meeting in 2004 or 2005. The prognosis is still as dismal. To quote Robert Preston in The Music Man, we got trouble my friends ... trouble trouble trouble ... right here in River City." And we NEED to do something about it. Perhaps I will bring in my lecture notes for you Mark. It'll make you think some more. But it certainly won't cheer you up. A few years ago I presented a lecture to physician assistant students on the topic of childhood obesity. No pun intended , but the scope of the problem is huge, from pure biological causes to pure environmental causes. I was inspired by a keynote address at the national American Diabetic Association meeting in 2004 or 2005. The prognosis is still as dismal. To quote Robert Preston in The Music Man, we got trouble my friends … trouble trouble trouble … right here in River City.”

And we NEED to do something about it. Perhaps I will bring in my lecture notes for you Mark. It’ll make you think some more. But it certainly won’t cheer you up.

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