The Association Between School-Based Physical Activity ...
disease risk factors, improves self-esteem, and reduces stress and anxiety. Beyond these known health effects, physical activity may also have beneicial inluences on . academic performance. Children and adolescents engage in different types of physical activity, depending on age and access to programs and equipment in their schools and communities.
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