Dance Dance Revolution is Healthy, Experts Say
- February 1st, 2007
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According to researchers at West Virgina University, Dance Dance Revolution is healthy for kids. The study required kids to play DDR five days a week for at least 30 minutes. It found that the participants did not gain weight and experienced improvements in aerobic capacity, blood pressure and overall fitness level. Researchers also found that it gave the kids at better attitude toward exercise.
Cool stuff, but not really surprising. Consistent physical activity is one of the best regulators of endorphins available. And it makes sense that kids would prefer to play a game rather than do some ridiculous exercise. I hope more games emerge that compel people into action.
Dance Dance Revolution: Healthy for Kids [Digital Trends]
Speaking of the game dance dance revolution, I just wanted to share with all of you this great new television program called the Secret Slumber Party Girls that my kids absolutely loves! It airs Saturday mornings on CBS and there’s a line-up of different shows… one of which is called Dance Revolution. Check out http://www.secretslumberparty.com... your kids will thank you… trust me! Not to mention they’ll get a great workout dancing along to the show.
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I want to know who paid these people to make the groundbreaking discovery that PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IS HEALTHY FOR KIDS.
Next breakthrough: breathing regularly causes people not to die 8D
For the love of pete, people.