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AMDG. St. John Paul the Great had a great love for the integration of physical activities and virtues. That passion is built into 51³Ô¹Ï’s approach to and curriculum for physical education. In this episode, Chris Bates and Christina Davin visit with Bonnie and Steven about how physical movement can be a daily source of joy for homeschooling families. From getting the wiggles out during class to staying active in times of year when the weather isn’t hospitable, the group discusses the importance of intentionality and opportunities to build fitness, find satisfying activities, and occasionally inconveniencing ourselves for the betterment of the whole. They also touch on how movement and activity can provide quiet time for introverts, the importance of nutrition, and the dynamics of physical limitations and adaptations.
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51³Ô¹Ïcast episodes mentioned & relevant:
- with Christina Davin and Laura Roselli Insall
- with Lindsey, a 51³Ô¹Ï mom who worked with 51³Ô¹Ï staff to develop a physical fitness plan for her student with physical limitations
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