If there’s one thing we see over and over with kids (and adults), it’s this:
Progress doesn’t come from doing more.
It comes from doing the basics consistently.
At STHA, we don’t chase random workouts or trends.
We build foundational skills that carry over into every area of life.
Here’s a simple weekly habit you can start today:
👉 Pick ONE physical skill and practice it for 5–10 minutes, 3–4 days this week.
Examples:
- Balance on one foot while brushing teeth
- Practice a proper squat or hinge pattern
- Toss and catch a ball with both hands
- Hold a plank with good posture
- Practice controlled breathing after movement
Why this matters:
- Builds neuromuscular coordination
- Improves confidence through competence
- Reinforces focus and discipline
- Reduces injury risk long-term
- Creates momentum without overwhelm
This is how physical literacy is built:
Small skills → repeated often → mastered over time
💬 Community Challenge:
Comment below with ONE skill your family will focus on this week.
We’ll help you progress it safely and appropriately.
Stronger together. Always. 💪