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The
National Association for Health and Fitness (NAHF) is a non-profit organization
that exists to improve the quality of life for individuals in the United States
through the promotion of physical fitness, sports and healthy lifestyles. NAHF
accomplishes this work by fostering and supporting Governors and State Councils
and coalitions that promote and encourages regular physical activity.
Many states have active councils that promote physical activity for persons
of all ages and abilities. Governor and State Councils represent the grassroots
programs that encourage the need for and benefits of regular physical activity,
reaching more than 215 million people through state and local programs.
NAHF is also the national sponsor of National Employee Health
and Fitness Day, the largest work site health and fitness event in North America.
NAHF encourages you to use America
On The Move or the President's
Council Challenge in planning your employee health and fitness activities.
Excellent work site health promotion resources are www.ihpm.org, www.prevent.org and www.welcoa.org
New President's Council Awards
The President’s Council on Physical Fitness and Sports is pleased to announce the creation of two new awards, the Lifetime Achievement Award (LAA) (http://www.fitness.gov/about_lifetime_award.htm) and the Community Leadership Award (CLA) (http://www.fitness.gov/about_community_award.htm) . These awards were established by the Council to recognize the countless contributions many Americans have made to promote or enhance physical activity, fitness, or sports in this country. Please check out the websites for more information.
Health
Promotion Advocates promote healthy lifestyles among all Americans
and thereby reduce medical costs and utilization, improve quality of life, and
enhance productivity.
News & Other Information
• News from ACSM
• News from President's Council on Physical Fitness & Sports
• Behavioral
Risk Factor Surveillance System
• How
Big is the Health Promotion Market? Small but Getting Big, with Medicare Leading
the Way
• Are
We Making Progress in Preventing Childhood Obesity?
• Shape
of the Nation Released
• Quick
News From ACFN
• RWJF
News Digest: Childhood Obesity
• PE4life
News and Info:
• CDC's VERB Campaign
• What’s
New from the Guide to Community Preventive Services
• State
Actions to Promote Nutrition, Increase Physical Activity and Prevent Obesity:
A Legislative Overview
• SCHOOL
NUTRITION & PHYSICAL EDUCATION LEGISLATION: An Overview Of 2005 State Activity
• Guidelines
For Healthy Meetings
• Special
Report: Healthy Schools for Healthy Kids
• Physical
Activity Guidelines for Children
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