Exercising

Due to the coronavirus outbreak, schools in California have closed, athletic activities have been canceled and recreation facilities have been shuttered. However, there are plenty of fun and creative ways to keep moving our bodies while we spend more time at home! We recommend that parents or adults download the app to their phone.

Here are some helpful websites to help you either exercise or go outside.

1. Alltrails - https://www.alltrails.com/
   AllTrails helps people explore the outdoors with the largest collection of detailed, hand-curated trail maps as well as trail reviews and photos crowdsourced from a community of 10 million registered hikers, mountain bikers and trail runners. 
   
2. MarathonKids - https://marathonkids.org/parents/
   Marathon Kids works for any kid, at any fitness level. Kids set goals and track their progress on a journey to complete up to four marathons, or 104.8 miles, over the course of the running season. Along the way, they also learn how to fuel their bodies so they can run faster, better, longer.
   
3. Kidshealth.org - https://kidshealth.org/en/teens/easy-exercises.html?WT.ac=ctg#cattake-care
   Nemours is a nonprofit children's health system. Neil Izenberg, MD, a physician at Nemours, founded KidsHealth.org in 1995. Our goal is to help parents, kids, and teens take charge of their health.
    
4. Charity Miles App - iPhone App | Android App   
   Families need to know that Charity Miles - Running & Walking Distance Tracker is a free mileage tracker app that donates money to charities based on the number of miles you walk, run, or bike. Note that the app tracks and collects your location and shares your email address with the charities you select. Though younger kids could use this app, it's best to use an adult's email address and for kids to use it with an adult.