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Kids in Motion: Injury-Prevention and Fitness Development

By Mummyfique
January 25, 2018

Stay injury-free as you gear up for a healthier 2018 with an injury-prevention & fitness development workshop, a special session for families with children who are actively involved in sports. 

Many parents enrol their children in sports activities, but children who specialize in a sport too early could develop muscle imbalances, raising injury risk at a young age. Sports injuries accounted for a quarter of all injuries to children and adolescents.

The trend is on the rise due to increasing participation in sports at all ages.

Gleneagles Hospital together with SSTAR Fitness are conducting a workshop which aims to educate adults and children aged 7 to 13 years old on the right techniques to exercise safely. Through short lectures, hands-on exercises and activities, you will learn what is the best running gait and how to build foundational fitness to exercise injury-free for life.

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Participants can expect a fun bonding session with their children with new knowledge to gain. The workshop will be conducted by Dr Lim Yi-Jia, Orthopaedic Specialist from Gleneagles Hospital and Andrew Cheong, Head Coach of SSTAR Fitness.

What To Expect

Through short lectures, hands-on exercises, and activities, you will learn what is the best running gait and how to build foundational fitness to exercise injury-free for life.

  • Correct postures and techniques to reduce the risk of injury
  • Fun exercises for adults and children to improve motor skills, posture, balance and core strength
  • Essential warm-up exercises and stretches for injury prevention
  • Elements that make up a balanced fitness program for total balanced fitness, designed in fun games and activities

Come dressed in sports attire and running shoes! Dinner and goodie bags (worth $20) provided.

When: Sat 27 January 2018, 4.30pm – 7.00pm
Where: Sports Hub Library, 4 Stadium Walk, Singapore 397697
Cost: $5/adult and $2.50/child