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How to Learn From a Loss
At some point, all athletes have to suffer a loss; what sets good athletes apart from great athletes is how they deal with it.
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The Importance of Muscle Memory in Soccer
Since many athletes start playing soccer at such a young age, it’s important for parents and coaches to make sure players learn th
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8 Yoga Poses to Help You Build Strength
It’s tough to make time for a workout. These yoga poses can help build strength, even on busy days when the weights are out of rea
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Why Outdoor Exercise Is Great for the Whole Family
At any age or fitness level, anyone can increase the benefits of a workout by taking it into the great outdoors.
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Entertaining and Fun Neighborhood Scavenger Hunts for Kids
Check out these fun scavenger hunt ideas and printables that will make your next walk around the neighborhood a fun new adventure.
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Creative, Kid-Friendly Recipes for the BBQ
There's more to grilling than hot dogs and hamburgers.
By Natalie Hay -
5 Tips to Get Kids Excited About Tennis
Want your kids to love tennis just as much as you do? Try these five strategies to get them excited about the sport.
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7 Family-Friendly Bike Rides
Cycling doesn't have to be a solo adventure. Here are seven events that encourage the whole family to get involved.
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8 Reasons Your Kid Should Try Cycling
From increasing brainpower to improving the health of their lungs and heart, cycling is simply great for your kid.
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6 Kid-Friendly Cinco de Mayo Recipes
Introduce your child to this cultural holiday by making these fun recipes together!
By Sara Lindberg
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