Girls on the Run Forsyth, Hall and Cherokee Counties, GA

 

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Girls on the Run Spring 2011 registration fee:  $145.00 plus Active.com fee.
Refunds are available through February 21, 2011.  Please note: Active.com does not provide refunds. 

Each site is limited to 15 girls and is on a first come, first serve basis.  Please register early!
Girls on the Run is for girls in grades 3 through 5
Girls on Track is for girls in grades 6 through 8.


Program includes:

12 week program meets 2 times per week for 1 hour
Program T shirt
Program water bottle
5k run entry fees (requires additional registration, no fee for 5k registration)
5k run goody bag
Girls on the Run medal for completion


Program Structure

Girls on the Run offers unique programs for different age groups. The "Girls on the Run" curriculum was developed specifically for 3rd -5th graders, while the "Girls on Track" curriculum was created to address issues affecting 6th -8th graders. 

 

The curriculum encompasses the following three concepts:

  • Weeks 1-4: All About Me...Getting to Know Who I Am and What I Stand For!
  • Weeks 5-8: Building My Team...Understanding the Importance of Cooperation
  • Weeks 9-10: Community Begins with Me...Learning About Community and Designing Our Own Community Project

Each session focuses on a particular lesson, such as "Valuing What's Really Important," "Learning to Listen," and "Standing Up for Myself" and is structured as follows:

  • Each session begins with a warm-up activity that introduces the girls to the day's topic.
  • The warm-up is followed by a stretching routine that allows for a topic-related question and answer dialogue.
  • During the workout period, the girls participate in a variety of running activities that utilize a game or a team goal.
  • Afterwards, cool-down stretching is combined with a review and discussion of the day's lesson that encourages participant questions.
  • Each session closes with positive words from the girls' coaches regarding individual and group behaviors. 

     

To educate and prepare girls for al lifetime of self respect and healthy living!