The CrossFit Kids Curriculum (Lesson Plans) for preteens and teens - TopicsExpress

The CrossFit Kids Curriculum (Lesson Plans) for preteens and teens is Standards Based, aligned with National Standards for Physical Education (NASPE) and comprises a basic class outline and block planning for introducing the CrossFit stable of exercises and skills and beginning a comprehensive physical education program within a structured environment. The curriculum has been designed for middle school and high school students and is intended for public and private school use, but will also work at a CrossFit affiliate or home school location. crossfitbrandx/store/

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