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                |   Brittany M. really likes this idea
 submitted by Brianna B from WV:
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                | Frisbee Golf |  
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                      |  | Activity Description: |  |  |  
                | This game is a test of coordination. You have to be able to focus and have patience. To play:Set up ten holes with the hula-hoops, cones and poles.Start at hole one and try to make the Frisbee land in the hula-hoop. To make it even more challenging, make the Frisbee go around the cone before you can make it into the hole.The person with the least amount of throws wins. |  
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                      |  | What you will need: |  |  |  
                | Frisbee(s)
Hula-hoops
Traffic cones / poles
Friends
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                      |  | Skills you are Learning: |  |  |  
                | throwing and aiming |  
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                      |  | Physical Fitness Benefits: |  |  |  
                | It helps your upper arm strength. It also burns calories. |  
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                      |  | Cues to make you better: |  |  |  
                | Follow through on your throw. |  | 
              
                |   Michelle T. suggests:
 
 
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                | Swimming |  
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                      |  | Activity Description: |  |  |  
                | If you are looking for a physical activity that is fun and has a low risk of injury try swimming.  Swimming is the method of moving yourself through water using your limbs.  It is a popular recreational activity as well as a competitive sport.  Common swimming strokes include the Front Crawl, Breaststroke, Butterfly, and Backstroke. |  
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                      |  | What you will need: |  |  |  
                | swimsuit, goggles, ear plugs (optional) |  
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                      |  | Physical Fitness Benefits: |  |  |  
                | • Low impact -the buoyancy of water cushions your body and there is no hard pounding to stress your joints and muscles. • Longevity -a recent 40,000 men, 32 year study from the University of South Carolina found that swimmers had a 50% lower mortality rate than men who were sedentary, walkers, or runners.
 • Physical benefits -flexibility, endurance, muscle strength and cardiovascular health.
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