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    Posted February 19, 2012 by
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    Michelle Obama’s Let’s Move challenge

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    How I Keep My Family Moving

    By 2109bway  |  Posted February 19, 2012  |  New York, New York
     

    CNN PRODUCER NOTE     2109bway shot this video with her handy iPhone and says her goal was to inspire other parents to get their kids to exercise."Even if we do go to the park after school with the kids, after 5 pm it gets dark or it's too cold. So how do you get kids to move? My answer was to run in the hallway,"she said. She tries to do this simple activity everyday before dinner instead of TV or after homework.
    - JacqueCNN, CNN iReport producer

    I felt inspired by Michelle Obama's "lets move challenge" to share my experience with how I keep my family moving, and what I do to keep 'em strong. The answer for me, was to do the the most accessible activity, right in front of my door. To go run in the hallway! ...And in terms of nutrition, just the basics, give them fresh greens and avoid sugar.

     

    warmly,

    Paolina Weber

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