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Swedish Study Dec. 2009 “The better cardiovascular fitness (not muscular strength) among teenage boys correlates to higher scores on a range of intelligence tests and more education and income in adult life.” “The results show the importance of getting healthier between the ages of 15 and 18 while the brain is still changing.” ( Science Daily, 12/11/09) “The results provide scientific support for educational policies to maintain or increase physical education in school curricula.” Pedersen
Texas Youth Fitness Study Cooper Ins1tute March 9, 2009 “Significant associations were consistently found between physical fitness and various indicators of academic achievement, specifically: Academic Performance (TAKS) – higher levels of fitness are associated with better academic performance.”
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