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Physical Inactivity and Sedentary Behaviour

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1-18a-sedentaryExamples of sedentary behaviour:

  • Sitting for long periods, like in a stroller or classroom
  • Riding in a bus or car
  • Watching television
  • Playing video games
  • Playing on computers, tablets and phones

Source: Canadian Society for Exercise Physiology (CSEP). (2012). Canadian Physical Activity and Sedentary Behaviour Guidelines Handbook.

Course Menu
  1. Physical Activity and Early Childhood: Building Lifelong Habits
  2. Learning Objectives
  3. About the Best Start Resource Centre
  4. Physical Activity at Different Ages
  5. Types of Physical Activity – Structured
  6. Types of Physical Activity – Unstructured
  7. 24-Hour Movement Guidelines for Early Years – Under 1 year (Infants)
  8. 24-Hour Movement Guidelines for Early Years – 1-2 (Toddlers)
  9. 24-Hour Movement Guidelines for Early Years – 3-4 (Preschoolers)
  10. 24-Hour Movement Guidelines – Children and Youth
  11. Quiz 1
  12. Answer 1
  13. Benefits of Physical Activity
  14. Benefits of Physical Activity: Video
  15. Benefits of Physical Activity
  16. Benefits of Physical Activity
  17. Benefits of Physical Activity
  18. Benefits of Physical Activity
  19. Physical Literacy
  20. Physical Inactivity and Sedentary Behaviour
  21. Quiz 2
  22. Answer 2
  23. Website Review
  24. Thank You!
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