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A new averageconditionscountriesdatadecreasingdifferentflexiblefuturegenerallyhabitslatermovingobesityparentsrangereasonsreportroughlystatisticsworrying from the American Heart Association says fitness levels in children are lower today than they were 30 years ago. The researchers looked at averageconditionscountriesdatadecreasingdifferentflexiblefuturegenerallyhabitslatermovingobesityparentsrangereasonsreportroughlystatisticsworrying from the past 46 years. The averageconditionscountriesdatadecreasingdifferentflexiblefuturegenerallyhabitslatermovingobesityparentsrangereasonsreportroughlystatisticsworrying were on more than 25 million children in 28 averageconditionscountriesdatadecreasingdifferentflexiblefuturegenerallyhabitslatermovingobesityparentsrangereasonsreportroughlystatisticsworrying. The research team found that on averageconditionscountriesdatadecreasingdifferentflexiblefuturegenerallyhabitslatermovingobesityparentsrangereasonsreportroughlystatisticsworrying, today's children run one kilometre about one minute slower than their averageconditionscountriesdatadecreasingdifferentflexiblefuturegenerallyhabitslatermovingobesityparentsrangereasonsreportroughlystatisticsworrying did three decades ago. The figures were averageconditionscountriesdatadecreasingdifferentflexiblefuturegenerallyhabitslatermovingobesityparentsrangereasonsreportroughlystatisticsworrying the same for boys and girls. The distance a child can run is averageconditionscountriesdatadecreasingdifferentflexiblefuturegenerallyhabitslatermovingobesityparentsrangereasonsreportroughlystatisticsworrying by around half of one per cent every year. One of the biggest averageconditionscountriesdatadecreasingdifferentflexiblefuturegenerallyhabitslatermovingobesityparentsrangereasonsreportroughlystatisticsworrying for the slowdown in children's running ability is averageconditionscountriesdatadecreasingdifferentflexiblefuturegenerallyhabitslatermovingobesityparentsrangereasonsreportroughlystatisticsworrying. Kids are overweight because they are eating too much and not exercising enough.

The researchers say their report is averageconditionscountriesdatadecreasingdifferentflexiblefuturegenerallyhabitslatermovingobesityparentsrangereasonsreportroughlystatisticsworrying. If children are becoming fatter and less fit, they will be unhealthier in the averageconditionscountriesdatadecreasingdifferentflexiblefuturegenerallyhabitslatermovingobesityparentsrangereasonsreportroughlystatisticsworrying. Lead researcher Dr Grant Tomkinson said: "If a young person is averageconditionscountriesdatadecreasingdifferentflexiblefuturegenerallyhabitslatermovingobesityparentsrangereasonsreportroughlystatisticsworrying unfit now, then they are more likely to develop averageconditionscountriesdatadecreasingdifferentflexiblefuturegenerallyhabitslatermovingobesityparentsrangereasonsreportroughlystatisticsworrying like heart disease averageconditionscountriesdatadecreasingdifferentflexiblefuturegenerallyhabitslatermovingobesityparentsrangereasonsreportroughlystatisticsworrying in life." Dr Tomkinson said: "We need to help to inspire children and youth to develop fitness averageconditionscountriesdatadecreasingdifferentflexiblefuturegenerallyhabitslatermovingobesityparentsrangereasonsreportroughlystatisticsworrying that will keep them healthy now and into the future. They need to choose a averageconditionscountriesdatadecreasingdifferentflexiblefuturegenerallyhabitslatermovingobesityparentsrangereasonsreportroughlystatisticsworrying of physical activities they like or think they might like to try, and they need to get averageconditionscountriesdatadecreasingdifferentflexiblefuturegenerallyhabitslatermovingobesityparentsrangereasonsreportroughlystatisticsworrying." He added: "Young people can be fit in averageconditionscountriesdatadecreasingdifferentflexiblefuturegenerallyhabitslatermovingobesityparentsrangereasonsreportroughlystatisticsworrying ways. They can be strong like a weightlifter, or averageconditionscountriesdatadecreasingdifferentflexiblefuturegenerallyhabitslatermovingobesityparentsrangereasonsreportroughlystatisticsworrying like a gymnast, or skillful like a tennis player."