PUBLICATION SP1040B
Active Adventures-Health Breaks: Be Active, Be Safe
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Summary
Outdoor activities require safety measures like helmets, hydration, warm muscles, proper treatment, skill promotion, setting rules, sunscreen, avoiding hazards, comfortable clothing, and setting rules for success.
Publications in Series: Active Adventures
Active Adventures-Health Breaks: Limiting Screen Time
Active Adventures-Health Breaks: Managing Your Stress
Active Adventures-Health Breaks: Adapt Adventures
Active Adventures-Health Breaks: Move Your Way
Active Adventures-Health Breaks: Physical Activity Benefits
Active Adventures-Health Breaks: Having Difficult Conversations
Active Adventures-Health Breaks: Hydrating Your Body
Active Adventures-Health Breaks: Physical Activity
Active Adventures-Health Breaks: Adventure with Healthy Eating
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