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Kids aren't getting enough exercise, even in sporty Seattle

  • Written by Julie McCleery, Research Associate & Lecturer, Center for Leadership in Athletics, University of Washington
There are many ways for children and teens to stay active.Margie Nicosia/Pocock Rowing Foundation, CC BY-SA

People who live in and around Seattle are among the nation’s most active. The region is an outdoor recreation haven for both locals and visitors who enjoy hiking, biking and kayaking.

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