It’s National Youth Sports Week again. ‘Adopted to promote the values of sportsmanship, civility, respect, health, safety, fun, and physical activity among players and leaders, including parents, coaches, and officials.’
Last year I introduced this event in a post titled: Youth Sports Week which you can read HERE. In that post I mentioned that: “In today’s age of health and fitness, more and more kids are involved in sporting activities and although being part of a football, soccer, or a cheerleading team is an important rite of passage for many children. You as parents may be overlooking the importance of preventing injuries on and off the playing field in your children.”
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If you happened to have missed the last three weeks of Posts, I mentioned that June is National Scoliosis Month. Sponsored by the National Scoliosis Foundation, a Patient-led Nonprofit Organization, Dedicated to: “Helping Children, Parents, Adults, and Health-Care Providers to Understand the Complexities of Spinal Deformities such as Scoliosis.”
The First Part, Which You can Read HERE, Defined What Scoliosis is. The Second Part, Which You can Read HERE, Discussed What the Symptoms of Scoliosis are, The Third Part, Which You can Read HERE, Discussed What You Can Do About Your Scoliosis, Followed by This Final Fourth Part, That Will Discuss What the Treatment Options for Scoliosis are.
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