Video Game Workouts For Kids
There's dodgeball, tag, soccer and the rope climb. Now you can add activity based video games to the curriculum of many gym classes thanks to a family owned and operated company called iGame4.
iGame4 works with physical education teachers and certified personal trainers to develop a curriculum that's fun, active and educational. During the program, children in grades K-12 rotate through up to twelve stations of different games, while heart rates and calories burned are anonymously tracked. Games include dance, canoeing, boxing, tennis and baseball. Each station features a 100" screen, projector, data tracking devices, video game system, and an activity based video game.
iGame4 is also a part of the President's Challenge to live more active and healthier lives. For more information on the different packages they offer to schools, log onto www.iGame4.com.
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Comments: 2
Wow! Wpix gave the program a lot of air time. The kids seemed to be having a great time, and even the news reporters joined in. This should be a nice incentive for the program. The banner showed up well, but I wish they had mentioned the program name a few more times.
Good Luck with the program!!
This is a great program. We loved participating as a family at the iGame4 night at Merrimac! Thought I was in ok shape, but boy did my arms hurt after rowing! We went right out and got the resort game, and we've been having a lot of fun doing it at home and moving a bit more!