Heavy School Bags may Boost Your Child's Abdominal Strength and Endurance

Heavy school bags can boost your child's core strength. Daily use of backpacks weighing up to 25% of the body weight may boost your child's abdominal strength and endurance.

Heavy backpacks can make your child stronger. Daily use of backpacks weighing up to 25% of the body weight may boost your child's abdominal strength and endurance.

Heavy School Bags may Boost Your Child's Abdominal Strength and Endurance

Does carrying a heavy school bag build muscle? Yes, lugging a heavy backpack to school can ultimately improve abdominal strength and endurance in public school students. Read More

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