The first hit rarely lands clean. The ball glances off the frame, the sound too sharp, the bounce too slow. But there is movement, and in that movement something begins. Racquet sports, at their simplest, ask a child to try again, to find rhythm where there was none,to meet effort with control. Through that slow pattern of failure and adjustment, racquet sports build confidence and resilience long before young athletes notice it happening. Confidence does not appear all at on

Many parents struggle to reduce screen time without daily battles. A practical solution is to build active routines that replace screen time with fun, shared movement. Active habits improve focus, health, and family connection while easing reliance on screens. Children thrive when activity becomes part of their normal day. With a few creative changes, parents can turn passive screen moments into lively opportunities for movement, play, and real connection. Why Regular Physica

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PHIT America is recognized as the leading non-profit organization working to promote physical activity in schools across the U.S. Learn...

Tackling screen dependency with team sports and active play is now more important than ever for families with young kids. With hours...

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Childhood depression rates are rising, with more young people struggling with emotional and mental challenges. This growing concern...

There’s a chemistry coursing through us, something primal, fundamental, a script older than our language. Endorphins – those...

Mr. Jose Luis (JL) Martinez has joined PHIT America as the local PHIT America Brownsville Healthy Kids Representative. JL will work with...

Getting kids to give sports a shot can sometimes feel like a tough challenge, especially when they hold back due to hesitation or fear....

Photo: Physical fitness and its positive effects on anxiety are important for kids and their well-being. Anxiety disorders affect...

Have you ever thought about why your kids can't get enough of chasing each other, playing tag, or building block towers?It may all seem...

PHIT America is pleased to announce Whitney Self, one of the newest member of PHIT America's Champion Advisory Team, joining...

As parents seek to nurture the well-being and growth of their children, understanding the benefits of physical activity for children’s...

by James Hambel, PS 457 The Sheridan Academy for Young Leaders, Bronx, NY I am very fortunate to have been given an opportunity to share...

KaSandra Gehrke, Professional Pickleball Tour Player and former PE Teacher, is the new program expert for PHIT America’s PLAY PICKLEBALL...

by Sean Glynn, Allamanda Elementary School, Palm Beach Gardens, FL PHIT America is a national non-profit that is determined to provide...

Dr. Erica Armijo has 25 years of experience teaching Physical & Health Education K-12 setting to include the past 17 years in elementary school in El Paso Texas. . She has coached at the high school level as well as taught at university level for several years. She has leadership roles in her state association TAHPERD. Along with being a National Trainer for OPEN PHYS ED. Dr. Armijo plans professional developments , writes curriculum, presents numerous professional developmen

As we all know, processed and convenience foods are readily available, so ensuring that children receive proper nutrition is more...

by Mike Chamberlain, Elementary Physical Education Teacher, Diamond Path Elementary school of International Studies. A PHIT America...