Aspenprojectplay.org Website Review

We convene leaders and create breakthrough tools to build healthy communities through sport Project Play compiled a list of the most important sports stories in 2018 that impacted the largest number of children around the country. They’re about systematic failures and policy improvements, new research and old scandals, emerging trends and longstanding truths. Our subjective list shows that progress is being made. And it’s a reminder that so many challenges remain. The nation's premier gathering at the intersection of youth, sport and health, the 2018 Project Play Summit was held Oct. 16 in Washington D.C. NBA legend KOBE BRYANT joined us, along with skateboarding legend TONY HAWK, Olympic track and field champion JACKIE JOYNER-KERSEE, NBC Sports broadcaster MARY CARILLO and other U.S. and international trailblazers to help attendees Think Global, Play Local. Even better: Next steps were taken in building healthy kids and communities through sports, as three digital tools and several major initiatives were launched, and more than a dozen organizations made commitments to action. Check out all the action from the Summit, which again sold out For the first time, the public can identify in one place the relative benefits and risks of participating in the 10 most popular high school and expert an*lysis while allowing users to customize sport-by-sport results by their own health priorities — because different kids have different needs. Also learn which sports are most complementary to play, for athletic skill development and overall health. Our annual State of Play report identifies 40 key developments and presents the latest data on sport participation and physical activity rates among youth. The latest report was released in October 2018 and includes a look at the progress made since Project Play launched in HowToCoachKids.org aggregates resources to train coaches by sport and topic, and includes a new, free 30-minute course on the general principles of coaching children through age 12. Co-developed by Nike and the U.S. Olympic Committee with the help of the Aspen Institute,