SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - Getting your kids motivated to live an active and healthy lifestyle, that’s what the Healthy Kids Running Series is all about and you can get your kids signed up to join this ...

Christy Sonderman has a 5-year old son and a 2-year old daughter and recognizes it is never too early to promote an active lifestyle. When the Concord Township resident came across a local race at … ...

Children participate in the first event in the Healthy Kids Running Series on May 4 at Pokaika‘i Elementary School. Courtesy photo. Founded in 2009 to promote a fun introduction to the sport of ...

TRENTON — Grab your sneakers and get stretching, there is still time to get the kiddos out and running with an organized running series designed with children in mind. The Healthy Kids Running ...

The Healthy Kids Running Series aims to promote physical activity and self-esteem among children through fun running events. Trump's 'big, beautiful' tax agenda scores major victory in House ...

The Healthy Kids Running Series has coordinators in nine communities across the Granite State: Amherst, Concord, Dover, Litchfield, Manchester, Nashua, Peterborough, Plaistow and Windham.

AMHERST, NY (WKBW) — The Healthy Kids Running Series, founded in 2009, gives children in Amherst, Hamburg, and Angola a positive and educational introduction to running. The program promotes ...

The Healthy Kids Running Series is a non-profit that provides and five week running series for kids ages 2 to 14. The Western New York Community Coordinators, ...

SANFORD, Fla. — Colleen Gonzalez's nonprofit, Grow Healthy Kids, has provided over 32,000 pairs of shoes and sports equipment to Central Florida children in need over the past decade.

U. MACUNGIE TWP., Pa. - Children as young as 2 laced up their sneakers to kick off their running series on Sunday. More than 250 kids, ages 2-14, registered for the event at Grange Park in Upper ...

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More specifically, just 20-28% of kids ages 6 to 17 meet the 60 minutes of daily physical activity guideline set by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.