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The Brain Muscle Workout Launches A New Exercise Program in Schools to Fight Child Obesity and Improve Children’s Motor Skills,which are Associated to a Higher Academic Achievement

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The Brain Muscle Workout Launches A New Exercise Program in Schools to Fight Child Obesity and Improve Children’s Motor Skills,which are Associated to a Higher Academic Achievement













New York, NY (PRWEB) February 20, 2008

The Brain Muscle Workout launches a New Exercise Program in Schools to fight child obesity and to improve children’s motor skills, which are associated to a higher academic achievement”:

Michael Gonzalez-Wallace’s innovative fitness program “The Brain Muscle Workout” incorporates intense brain activity through movements requiring balance and coordination to improve concentration or attention while performing hundreds of challenging exercises. The exercises are structured to advance gradually.

The Brain Muscle Workout — School program

The individualized program for schools will include a personalized program consisting of over 300 different exercises structured in 9 different stages throughout the school year. It can benefit kids 5 years or older. By continuously teasing the body with balance and coordination challenges, the program simultaneously stimulates the brain, muscles and nervous system. The program is currently being reviewed and endorsed by Child Psychiatrist, MD Dr Gregory Lombardo.

According to Dr Lombardo, who is board certified in adult, child and adolescent psychiatry and is a diplomat of the American Society of Clinical Psychopharmacology “Gonzalez Wallace’s brain muscle workout program may produce children’s benefits in three major areas: motor skills, Psychiatric Benefits, Academic Function and Cardiovascular benefits”.

Schools tend to reduce hours dedicated to physical exercise. Consequences:

The increase of diabetes type 2 in children is correlated to a progressive reduction in the number of hours dedicated to physical exercises in schools.

Therefore, Just like there are specific programs and curricula for math and science we must implement specific programs and curricula for Physical Education. Simply having students play soccer or run around the field has been shown to be ineffective in fighting this current health crisis. The program needs to benefit students individually.

Example of some movements of The Brain Muscle Workout Program

Videos examples

The brain muscle workout for kids from central park, level 1 the owl

Http://youtube.com/watch?v=llhbl48uz_g

The brain muscle workout for kids,level 2 from central park, the hawk

Http://youtube.com/watch?v=shtcqr4m62y

The brain muscle workout for kids,level 4 the ostrich

Http://youtube.com/watch?v=f88_le8buo0

The brain muscle workout for kids from central park, the flamingo

Http://youtube.com/watch?v=shtcqr4m62y&feature=related

The brain muscle workout for kids, levels 1 and 2 the owl and the hawk

Http://youtube.com/watch?v=v00gu3wu2iy

The brain muscle workout for kids from central park, levels 3 and 4 the eagle and the ostrich

Http://youtube.com/watch?v=riqssetxgnk

The process of performing specific exercises such as raising arms and heels simultaneously will require over 30 muscles to be involved with the movement leading to a gradual increase of the cardiovascular system. Studies have shown that aerobic exercise is beneficial with children in the pre-diabetes stage

The Brain Muscle Workout Package includes: Professional Development (Gym teachers training), Visual document with the exercise sequence, Community development (parents will be trained in fitness and nutrition), monthly family exhibitions and website content.

Packages price ranges from $ 5,000 to $ 15,000 per school.

The Brain-Muscle Workout has been featured in different media sources such as The Washington Post, The Chicago Tribune (online edition), O (Oprah magazine), ABC Eyewitness News, Fox & Friends, CNN Headline news, Prevention or Fitness magazine.

Children Media include Teens news, Atlanta parent, raising Arizona Kids or Central Penn Parents

Currently Michael is designing and implementing The Brain Muscle Workout program for schools, children with learning disabilities such as bipolar and ADD and Patients with Parkinson. He is working with different doctors in several fields.

For more information please visit http://www.thebrainmuscleworkout.com

phone: + 16462514763

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After 25 Years, Academic Summer Camps Are Now a Mainstream Choice for Many Parents

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After 25 Years, Academic Summer Camps Are Now a Mainstream Choice for Many Parents











San Diego, CA (PRWEB) January 10, 2008

SuperCamp, which broke new ground in the summer camp industry in 1982 with the first learning and life skills program for middle and high school students, is about to pass the 50,000 enrollment mark, reflecting both SuperCamp’s success and how more parents are turning to academic summer camps for summer enrichment.

When SuperCamp co-founder, Bobbi DePorter, held that first camp in Lake Tahoe 26 years ago, most parents wanted a traditional camp that would keep their children busy for a week or two during summer vacation.

“We were not interested in starting a summer babysitting service,” says DePorter. “Our goal from day one was to help make great kids greater. Over the years, as the pressure to excel in school and to get into the best colleges has increased, more and more parents have turned to SuperCamp to give their children every opportunity for success.”

SuperCamp remains unique in that it deals with the whole person, providing practical learning skills while developing the life skills of the teenage and pre-teen campers. The camp helps students get past barriers that hold them back by using metaphors such as board breaking and a ropes course, emphasizing positive peer support and carefully orchestrating many mini-successes for each camper.

As a result, most SuperCamp graduates return to their homes and schools empowered with a new sense of confidence, more motivated, and armed with an array of learning, study and test-taking skills. As one 2007 graduate says, “SuperCamp teaches great life skills and opens doors I didn’t even know had handles!”

Parents aware of the fleeting value of traditional summer camps see SuperCamp as an investment that pays lasting dividends. “SuperCamp was probably the single best investment we made in our daughter’s future,” stated Alice Keppler. “She feels so good about herself. Every time she remarks how her grades have improved, we remind her that this is a gift she gave to herself.”

SuperCamp offers four grade-specific programs for boys and girls from age 9 to 19, all the way up to a college boot camp for incoming college freshmen called Quantum U. The residential camps are held on eight college campuses in the U.S., including Stanford and Cornell, with the campers living in dorms for the duration of the 7- to 10-day camps.

SuperCamp has added a significant international presence over the years with programs now operating throughout Asia, in Latin America and in Europe. Additionally, over 30,000 teachers have been trained in the same SuperCamp-style of teaching and Quantum Learning methods developed by Ms. DePorter and her associates for SuperCamp.

For more information on SuperCamp, contact Jim Hartley or visit http://www.SuperCamp.com.

Contact:

Jim Hartley, Marketing Manager

Quantum Learning Network

800-285-3276

http://www.SuperCamp.com

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Giving Academic and Sporting Help to Troubled Teens

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