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How Can Schools Attack Student Obesity Epidemic?

Dr Rod Berger
Dr Rod Berger Published Apr 22, 2014
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Schools around this country and the world are looking for ways to support physical fitness while maintaining the tenets of an academically rigorous curriculum. We sat down with Michael Rhattigan, the CEO of Adventure to Fitness, to discuss how schools can better support healthy living habits of their students.

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Adventure to Fitness is currently working with over 100,000 educators in over 20,000 schools. Michael’s team has integrated in thought leaders and experts in education curriculum, medical professionals and nutritionists to provide a thorough offering for teachers and students. Students are taken on global animated and live-action episodes learning, exercising and having fun with main character Mr. Marc. Adventure to Fitness was recently awarded the Family Choice Award and the Parents’ Choice Award.

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