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Oct 27, 2020
Mr. Brooks creatively combined learning chinese with kids HIIT. My 5 year old enjoyed the class very much.
Minds in Motion: Fitness for Homebound Youth - KidPass Live Stage
Teacher Lewis Brooks (Online)
About
This is a special FREE online class presented by KidPass Live Stage (https://kidp.as/live). KidPass Live Stage is a free livestream series that is open for the community and showcases many of the incredible classes and instructors on KidPass.
It appears that more and more youth are stuck at home. There are a lot of enticements to keep minds distracted. To help increase focus, and get the willies out, try out Minds in Motion. It's basically a Tabata style workout for youth. That means a lot of movement to keep active minds busy.
Contrary to standard classroom etiquette, humans learn best when they are not sitting. The combination of muscle movement and complexity allows the brain to retain information at a greater rate. Therefore, in addition to exercise, we will also practice some basic Chinese! There is a lot more bang for your buck.
Note that as a KidPass Live Stage performance, this class and your participation may be posted on KidPass social media. Since it is formatted for a large audience, there will be limited instructor interaction. If you enjoy the class, please visit the instructor's KidPass page where you can find other class offerings and formats including small-group, interactive classes. Learn more about KidPass Live Stage at http://kidp.as/live.
It appears that more and more youth are stuck at home. There are a lot of enticements to keep minds distracted. To help increase focus, and get the willies out, try out Minds in Motion. It's basically a Tabata style workout for youth. That means a lot of movement to keep active minds busy.
Contrary to standard classroom etiquette, humans learn best when they are not sitting. The combination of muscle movement and complexity allows the brain to retain information at a greater rate. Therefore, in addition to exercise, we will also practice some basic Chinese! There is a lot more bang for your buck.
Note that as a KidPass Live Stage performance, this class and your participation may be posted on KidPass social media. Since it is formatted for a large audience, there will be limited instructor interaction. If you enjoy the class, please visit the instructor's KidPass page where you can find other class offerings and formats including small-group, interactive classes. Learn more about KidPass Live Stage at http://kidp.as/live.
When to arrive:
Right Before
Additional details:
The youth will need to have space to perform jumping activities. They will need enough room to lay down flat on the ground.
Cancellation policy:
24 hours in advance
Caregiver required:
Optional
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About
Lewis has over 20 years of experience in group facilitation. He worked as a teacher within the public school system. He also taught students with social and emotional disorders within a hospital setting.
He has years of experience in workforce development; working both with adults and teens. He enjoys assisting others with developing healthy habits. Therefore, in addition to group facilitation, he works as a health coach and personal trainer.
He has studied and is conversant in Mandarin Chinese. He is an above 1300 level chess player, and feels that when children learn how to play chess at a young age, they develop critical thinking ability that will serve them well throughout life. He enjoys running, fishing and reading.
He has years of experience in workforce development; working both with adults and teens. He enjoys assisting others with developing healthy habits. Therefore, in addition to group facilitation, he works as a health coach and personal trainer.
He has studied and is conversant in Mandarin Chinese. He is an above 1300 level chess player, and feels that when children learn how to play chess at a young age, they develop critical thinking ability that will serve them well throughout life. He enjoys running, fishing and reading.
Editor’s Tip
Lewis is also a certified health coach and fitness instructor!
