For clinics
A one-page handout for families
Healthy training at home by age is a printable one-page handout: weekly organized hours no more than the child’s age, at least two rest days, a moving warm-up, and what to do about sore knees and heels. Every line names its published source, and it makes no claim beyond them.
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What you get, free
- A one-page, letter-size handout you can print or save as a PDF.
- The published weekly-load rules by age, with the sources named on the page.
- A QR code and short link to free drills for children, for the family to use after the visit.
- Our word that it is general guidance, not medical advice.
The handout
How it works
- Open the handout and print it for the waiting room or the visit.
- Hand it to the family. The code opens the free drill pages.
- Ask for the kit below to get it by email, or to tell us what your families ask.
Questions
- Is this medical advice?
- No. It is general guidance from the cited sources. A clinician’s advice for a child comes first.
- Do you collect patient information?
- No. The handout and the drill pages need no account and collect nothing about the child.