Whether you want to focus on improving aerobic, strength, or flexibility training during PE, learn how to get the most out of your fitness gear with advice found in these blogs. Physical Education teachers offer their fitness tips on incorporating traditional fitness equipment into their curriculum, while also highlighting new ideas on how to use it during class.
In the dynamic world of education, where budgets are tight and resources are often limited, Ayme Zortman, Wellness Coordinator for Mesa County Valley Schools in
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PE teacher, Kelly Koch, has found a new way to motivate her high school students in PE – heart rate monitors. “They’re a game changer
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Heart rate monitors are a necessity for all Physical Education programs. Several years ago, I may have been the very last person in our Physical
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