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The Daily Mile announced as the official school education fitness program supporter of the World Athletics Championships Oregon22
The Daily Mile, supported by INEOS, has today been announced as the official school education fitness program supporter of the World Athletics Championships Oregon22
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Make a difference in the world. Become a Daily Mile Champion today!
You can make a difference in the world. You can change lives. You can be the person that you admired when you were young—the one who did so much good in the world. You can be the superhero who helps to improve the physical, mental, emotional, and social health of the children in your community.
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What is The Daily Mile?
The Daily Mile is simple and free and gets children out of the classroom for fifteen minutes every day to run or jog, at their own pace, with their classmates, making them fitter, healthier, and more able to concentrate in the classroom.
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The Daily Mile Fit For Life
The Daily Mile Foundation is proud to introduce Fit For Life, a version of The Daily Mile inspired by the successful children’s movement. It’s aimed at ages 11+, and can be done in secondary schools, workplaces, universities, secure settings, retirement homes, colleges and more! For more information, click the button below.
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VIEW ALL NEWSWhat they say
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INEOS has been supporting The Daily Mile in the US for the last three years. We know how important it is to encourage children to get fit and healthy and look after themselves, not just for today but for the years to come.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe, Founder and Chairman of INEOS -
"Our communities need inclusive, low-cost and fun initiatives like The Daily Mile to combat the epidemic of physical inactivity. As a physician and a father, I know that children benefit physically, socially, and emotionally from exercise. The Daily Mile helps get kids physically active now and stay active in the future."
Sam R. Browd, MD, PhD, Director of The Sports Institute at University of Washington Medicine and co-developer of the concussion-prevention football helmet -
"I see the need to get kids moving. I see the value of exercise in kids lives. Students are healthier emotionally, socially, and physically when they get moving, and I want to see how just 15 minutes can change a life."
Anne Gregerson, 2nd Grade Teacher; Edmonds, WA