Fitness Frenzy
OUR MISSION: The objective of Fitness Frenzy is to increase the awareness of physical fitness in children. We strive to improve the health of today’s youth and introduce adolescents into a healthy lifestyle in a fun and safe program. It is our goal to educate children that through exercise
and nutrition they will live a happier and healthier life. We continue to develop relationships
with schools, recreation centers, health clubs, mom's clubs and other organizations aimed
to educate children on the benefits of healthy living
and nutrition they will live a happier and healthier life. We continue to develop relationships
with schools, recreation centers, health clubs, mom's clubs and other organizations aimed
to educate children on the benefits of healthy living
| "Obesity and lack of exercise remain as one of the world’s number one health problems for children. Fitness Frenzy attempts to deal with this issue by incorporating exercise and nutritional counseling even to the youngest of children. Significant literature exists that shows once the child becomes obese, it is exceptionally difficult, if not impossible to permanently reverse this trend. Thus the Fitness Frenzy program, by engaging the young child in fun, active and interesting behaviors, goes a long way to establish a foundation for health in the child’s future. Congratulations on a job well done.." Allan Seid, MD |
| Endorsements |
"The program is well
balanced with heart fitness,
muscle education and
nutritional tips children as
young as age two can retain.
It is a great way to teach
children at an early age that
exercise can be fun while
providing great benefits to
the body.
Melissa Slivka, MD
balanced with heart fitness,
muscle education and
nutritional tips children as
young as age two can retain.
It is a great way to teach
children at an early age that
exercise can be fun while
providing great benefits to
the body.
Melissa Slivka, MD
The program is well
balanced with heart fitness,
muscle education and
nutritional tips children as
young as age two can retain.
It is a great way to teach
children at an early age that
exercise can be fun while
providing great benefits to
the body.
Melissa Slivka, MD
