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Simpsons Huge Bart Face Yellow Graphic Tee Shirt $19.99 Officially licensed Simpsons Huge Bart Face Yellow Tee Shirt. Features Bart’s face covering the full front of this 100% cotton tee.

Wilton Baking Pan: Bart Simpson (1990, 2105-9002) Make your own birthday cake shaped like Bart Simpson of TV’s “The Simpsons” with this metal baking pan from Wilton. This 14-inch pan is molded to look like Bart from waist up. Pan takes any 2-layer cake mix. Suggested tips, colors and instructions on back of label….

Simpsons Homer Simpson Many Faces Ceramic Coffee Mug $11.95 The Simpsons Homer Simpson Many Faces Ceramic Coffee Mug. The Homer Simpson many faces coffee/drink mug is a standard size mug that holds about 16oz. This ceramic mug features some of the many faces and moods that Homer feels in every episode of “The Simpsons” TV show. No mater what mood you are in, using this mug will bring a smile to your face. Also makes an amusing and practical gift!…

Simpsons Bart and Lisa Angel Devil Magnet SM128 $3.95 After printing a high resolution image, the manufacturer then laminates thepicture and pulls it around all 4 edges of a hard cardboard backing. It is thenglued down on the back where it meets a hard magnet which covers about 95% ofits back.The edges are all rounded for a smooth feel, and because of all the material,the magnet should sit about 1/8-1/4 of an inch off any surface. Magnet measures3.5 …

The Simpsons Trick or Treehouse Box Set [VHS] $14.98 This three-volume set of six Simpsons episodes is more treat than trick, but a decidedly mixed bag. Anyone expecting a collection of just the “Treehouse of Horror” episodes will be disappointed. Volume 1, containing “Treehouse of Horror III” and “Treehouse of Horror V,” delivers “the terror and foul horror” we’ve come to expect from these eagerly awaited annual Halloween broadcasts. “III” pays hom…

Fitness Equipment and Activity Tips for Kids

Are your kids getting enough exercise? If you are like most parents, you are deeply concerned about the state of your kids' fitness...or their total lack of fitness altogether.

Kids today just do not get enough exercise. The Lure of dozens of screens, with hundreds of functions in almost as many sizes is leading to record levels of obesity in kids as young as six years old and well into their teens.

To help you cope with the fitness vacuum, here are ten tips you can apply in your kid's life before it is too late:

A) Kick them out. It is a proven fact that kids who are throwing balls, skipping rope, chasing each other and climbing on structures are more fit than kids who sit around the house. Just one detail...don't kick their cell phones and their iPods and their other anti-fitness equipment out with them.

B) Try more physical playing with your children. Chase your kids around. Bonus, you get exercise too.

C) Make Christmas a celebration of fitness. No, don't chase your kids up the tree...just give them some fitness toys instead of toys they would play sitting down.

D) Make fitness a family affair. You have probably already noticed how hard it is to find time to do things together as a family. This is your golden opportunity. The element of peer pressure (the whole family is going, so you can't skip out) will help the kids keep on track. And let's face the facts – it's not easy to keep fit when you are a parent. So why not find a family fitness center near you?

Choose good fitness equipment for kids

E) Choose hydraulic fitness equipment for your kids. You will normally find these only at fitness centers (another reason to make fitness a family affair) What makes hydraulics special, is that they don't need to be adjusted for each child. The resistance depends on the force exerted. So your 6 year old, who pushes with less intensity, will face less resistance than your 12 year old, who will face more. This is far superior to weights, where you have to keep adjusting the amount of weight until you get it right.

F) Try circuit training. This is also best done at a fitness center, because circuit training involves a variety of machines, all set up in a circuit. Kids accustomed to computer games, are less likely to be bored by circuit training, because they are constantly on the move from one machine to the other.

G) Sign them up for an organized physical activity, one where they will develop a sense of accomplishment . That sense of accomplishment is the motivation that keeps them going. It Does Not need to be competitive, but it does need to provide them with goals to work for. For example, sign them up for a dance class where there is a show to practice for at the end of the year. Or a swimming class where they can achieve various levels right up to certified life guard.

H) Don't just sign your kids up for a physical activity. Have them practice it at home...only, don't call it practice. That sounds too much like homework. Ask them instead to show you how good they are. That sounds a lot more like showing off and getting quality attention. (The ask them to show Aunt Penelope and cousin Bart and the next door neighbor and...)

I) Unplug the TV. If you can't limit their watching to an hour a day, limit the days on which you plug it in. Ditto for the computer and any other addictive screen-based electronic gadget.

J) Your kids won't like me for this one, but give your kids more household chores...specifically those that involve physical activity like mowing, raking and vacuuming. Caveat: this means that you will have to find new forms of exercise (but I think we covered that in the chasing your kids around and taking them to a family fitness center.

K) Walk more in real life. Do you take the stairs or the escalators? Well, so do your kids. Take them on the healthy route. Do you park near to a store (where your car will get dinged by other car doors) and deprive your kids and yourself from your rightful walking? Or do you park far away from the store where your car is safe from dents and where your kids and you are safe from inertia.

Oops. That's eleven. Oh well, you get a bonus tip.

So just what is a parent to do? Chase your kids right onto hydraulic fitness equipment at the nearest fitness center, give them more fitness-oriented equipment for Christmas (to replace the TV and gadgets they would otherwise play with) and put your kids to work around the house.

You can learn more about fitness equipment for kids, or aboutother Edge Fitness Equipmentproducts. The writer is David Leonhardt , a professional freelance writer.

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