Physical Activity Intervention Plan for Children in USA

This report analyzes the lack of physical activity among children in the USA and its consequences, including obesity, cancer, type 2 diabetes, hypertension, blood pressure, and heart disease. It suggests theory-based solutions, including the development of policies, competition programs, and campaigns to promote physical activity among children. The report recommends the adoption of competitive programs and the application of behavioral change models and Transtheoretical models to change behavior. It also emphasizes the use of the RE-AIM framework to implement the suggested theory-based solutions.