Jim Grove highlights the significance of physical literacy development in your baby’s life. Physical literacy is the development of a wide range of fundamental movement abilities in your child that will promote an active lifestyle and all of the associated physical, cognitive, emotional, and social benefits that come with it. You may be wondering what
Susan Scandiffio discusses how, as a mother of three children who participate in several sports, she has witnessed a wide variety of emotions both on and off the field. Moving and being physically active have been found through research to reduce stress, improve cognition, aid with sleep, and make people happier in general. Susan Scandiffio
Richard Monette dives into the concept that the time for developing physical literacy in children is now. There is no denying that individuals, both young and old, have to move to be healthy. This fact is widely accepted and undeniable. As a result, there is growing concern that today’s children will grow up in a
The COVID-19 pandemic deprived people of their right to participate in sports and recreation in unimaginable ways. Jumpstart has recently released its State of Sport Report for March 2022. There continue to be significant barriers to sport for Canadian youth, and the pandemic has left recreational sports organizations attempting to restore their funds. Concerns about
Are you a parent of young children? This parent guide from Sport for Life is an in depth Physical Literacy resource.
Become more durable? Durable by Design explores the Active for Life journey to discover how to help Canadians start and stay active.
Are the woods calling you? Go exploring with this guide to outdoor learning and discover the world of nature schools along the way.
The adjustment to life in Canada proves daunting for many. Help out by using sport and physical activity to welcome newcomers to your community.
Indigenous athletes face many challenges as they strive to realize their potential. Help them rise to the challenge with his guide for long-term athlete development designed specifically for Indigenous Peoples.
Are you coaching athletes with a disability? This guide from Canada’s NCCP can help coaches working with an athlete with a disability.
Do you do the amazing everyday? If you’re a parent, coach, or community leader who goes to great lengths for children and youth, we want to hear about it. In exchange, we’ll keep you up-to-date on all the ways we’re trying to make your work easier.
