Featuring: Zach Jones, Reverend Robinson, Jason Robinson and Brenda Dubrowski
"Our bodies need food and our bodies
need to move. But we also need BALANCE. When I eat MORE
than my body needs or when I am being LESS active than I should be, it
can throw good health out of balance," Reverend Robinson explains to
his son, Jason's friends. Reverend Robinson knows about
struggling with weight issues. He is candid in sharing how that
struggle began when he was a child and followed him into
adulthood. When his doctor expressed concern about his health and
weight, Jason's dad decided to make some changes in his
lifestyle. At first, he felt overwhelmed trying to change all
questionable habits at the same time. Despite this, he remained
committed to becoming healthier by incorporating small, manageable
changes.
Jason's friend, Zach, is inspired by
Reverend Robinson's commitment to improved health. With the
support of both Jason and Brenda, Zach is making small changes to help
him "eat a little less and move a little
more."
Developed in conjunction with Tennessee
on the Move and the University of Tennessee Nutrition Institute, The Kids on the Block Program on Combating
Childhood Obesity and Overweight focuses on the importance of
understanding the relationship between food and physical movement and
their effects on weight and health. The program strives to help
prevent health problems through discussion of possible causes and
effects of unhealthy lifestyles while encouraging children (and adults)
to set realistic goals and achieve them through small changes.
Other issues addressed include considering foods as fuel for the body,
increasing daily physical movement by making more active choices for
free time and promoting sensitivity, understanding and acceptance of
differences in body types.
Script Summaries
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