Boosting Brainpower: Discovering the Benefits of Exercise for Special Kids
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Join Daniel Stein, CEO, and Founder of Special Strong, as he shares insights into the transformative power of exercise for individuals with special needs. Discover how exercise promotes brain health, rewires the brain, and improves behavior and abilities. Learn practical tips for motivating children with special needs to exercise and unlock their full potential. Â Take advantage of this empowering discussion on enhancing the lives of individuals with special needs through fitness!
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Daniel Stein, diagnosed with a learning disability as a child, found strength and confidence in fitness. Now an author, speaker, and entrepreneur, he helps others, especially those with disabilities, thrive through fitness. Founded Special Strong in 2014, serving over 1500 individuals with special needs worldwide.
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This post originally appeared on our March/April 2024 Magazine
