Physical Education Undermined Multiple known health benefits arise from students participating in their recommended amount of physical activity, which is 60 minutes per day. Regular physical activity

Physical Education Undermined Multiple known health benefits arise from students participating in their recommended amount of physical activity, which is 60 minutes per day. Regular physical activity

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Multiple known health benefits arise from students participating in their recommended amount of physical activity, which is 60 minutes per day. Regular physical activity is commonly known to reduce the risk of chronic diseases while benefiting bones and muscles. It is also known to reduce stress and anxiety. While this is true, what many do not know is that physical activity also positively impacts students’ academic success. Many studies have shown the correlation between students who consistently and regularly participate in physical activity and how it improves their academic success