By YMCA
There are many reasons why individuals might not meet the Physical Activity Guidelines, but one major factor is the physical environment that surrounds them. When people don’t have the option to make the healthy choice regarding their participation in physical activities, there is no possible way they can do it.…
By IHRSA
Safe and effective places for physical activity – such as bike paths, green space and fitness centers – are only half of the equation when it comes to establishing an active community culture. The other half is creating opportunities for community members to take advantage of the active infrastructure.…
By ACSM
When we talk about “building healthy communities,” we don’t just mean improving the overall level of health and fitness of our fellow citizens. We mean, literally, building – as in, shovels, bricks, sod and structures. The built environment has much to do with how fit we are. How fit is your community?…