Meet Jim Hambel, PHIT America Champion Advisory Team
- Jan 27, 2023
- 1 min read
PHIT America is pleased to announce Jim Hambel, one of PHIT America's inaugural members of the Champion Advisory Team.
Jim Hambel is a physical education teacher at PS 457 The Sheridan Academy For Young Leaders in the Bronx, New York. Jim has had a love of exercise and physical activity and loves to share this joy with others. He has taught in all five NYC boroughs. He has a teaching license in PE as well as general education and special education for grades 1-6. Jim is a member of the Professional Bowlers Association and also a member of the US Bowling Hall of Fame.
Since 2007, Jim has also stayed involved with American Football as a Middle/High School Official. In November 2022, he was named a Bowler’s Ed Curriculum Specialist.
He was named the New York State Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance Elementary Physical Education Section Amazing Person and recognized with the 2021 Dr. R. Doris Corbett Johnson Leaders for Our Future Award. He has a beautiful wife and two amazing daughters. He is proud and excited to be an AMPED ambassador and part of the PHIT America Advisory Team.
What an incredible journey! It’s so inspiring to see dedicated educators like Jim Hambel being recognized for their lifelong commitment to health, fitness, and youth development. Congratulations on your new role with PHIT America—you truly deserve it. And if you ever need a quick laugh to unwind after reading wholesome updates like this, feel free to browse cursed images. Wishing you continued success!
Jim Hambel's dedication to physical education and his involvement in various sports is truly inspiring. It's fantastic to see someone with such diverse experience, from teaching in all five boroughs to being a Bowler’s Ed Curriculum Specialist. As a parent interested in promoting physical activity in kids, I'm curious how he plans to engage schools nationwide in improving their PE programs. Also, do you think his experience with bowling influences his approach to physical education? I sometimes explore ways to motivate kids through fun activities, like those I find on resources like Tomodachi Life Guide.
it's great to see a physical education teacher like jim hambel getting recognition. his experience across all five nyc boroughs and his diverse teaching credentials are impressive. the article clearly outlines his background and passion for sharing physical activity with students. having such dedicated educators on advisory teams is valuable for promoting youth fitness. the post is well-structured and provides a good overview of his contributions to the field. Image 2
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