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-Obesity rates are much higher in places with acces to caloricaly
dense and cheep foods which are often fed to youth as a cheep
alternative to healthy foods
-On average youth are not getting as much physical activity as they
should.
-Media and advertisemnet has eveolved to lure children. One of the
main factors for high obesity rates is related to the high rate of
poverty in the area
-In impoverished areas crime rates are also higher,making it
sometimes unsafe to be outside
-Being obese during childhood rapidliy increases your risk of obesity
as an adult.
-Obesity has increased depression rates. An orginization named
CHALK or (choosing healthy and active lifestyles for kids)
- Policys were put in place to educate youth on fitness during school.

Reid, M.-A., Wekesser, M., Erickson, K., & Freeman,
J. G. (2021). Examining the Influence of Physical and
Health Education on Ontario Grade 9 Students’
Physical Activity Intentions and Behaviors. Physical
Educator, 78(6), 584–605. https://doi-
org.bc.idm.oclc.org/10.18666/TPE-2021-V78-I6-
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Canada, P. H. A. of. (2011, June 23). Government of
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2023,
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https://web-s-ebscohost- -“Physical inactivity is the highest of all modifiable risk factors for
com.bc.idm.oclc.org/ several illnesses including type two diabetes, obesity and cario
ehost/pdfviewer/pdfviewer? vascular disease.”(p585.)
vid=19&sid=e2d98f91-becf- -Not enough youth are active frequent enough to gain the disease
470b-a408- and illness prevention physical activity provides --Those who are
cb8b8e88da16%40redis active in their youth are more likely to be active as adults.
-Behavioral norms growing up influence your behavior as an adult
-The article was a study done on grade 9 students to see the effects
of exposrue to physical education during school long term.
https://www.canada.ca/ -”While genetics play a role, genes do not operate in a vacuum;
en/public-health/services/ behaviours and social, cultural and physical environments also
health-promotion/healthy-
living/obesity-canada/ make important contributions.” K. Raine, Overweight and Obesity
factors.html in Canada, a Population Health Perspective (Ottawa, Ont.: CIHI,
2004).
-There is more to obesity than just what you are eating and doing
-some people are more suseptable to obesity
-Canadians do not get the recommended ammount of physical
activity
-not only does diet and lack of movement increase obesity rates but
socioeconomic status does as well
-based on location obesity rates may differ

Taylor, B. (2010, September 1). Poor and fat: The link
between poverty and obesity in Canadian
children | CBC news. CBCnews. Retrieved
February 24, 2023,
Kim, A. (2018, June 15). Motivation to exercise: How
obese teenagers view physical activity. Medical
News Bulletin. Retrieved February 24, 2023,
Slingerland, C. (2022, July 25). 10+ DIY Homemade Gym
Equipment Ideas. Simplified Building. Retrieved
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science/poor-and-fat-the-
link-between-poverty-and-
obesity-in-canadian-
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https://
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how-obese-adolescents-
view-physical-activity/
https://
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projects/build-an-entire-
home-gym-from-industrial-
pipe
-obesity can have negative permanant phsycological impacts
-obesity rates have increased
-your upbringing within your family can heavily impact your own
lifestyle choices in the future
-povertry is a large driving factor in physical health
-Physical activite for many is actualy too expensive, such as sports
devisions admition
-safety is a concern in poverty stricken areas, making physical
activity unreachable for some
-The government is on there way with the support of funding ro
make equipment and facilities accesable
-The artical goes over a studie done on motivation behind activty in
youth
-Those interviewed for this study knew that physical activitie was
importan but underestimated the benifets of small activitys
- The students preffered physical activitie that they enjoyed which
also made it easier for them
-The result of the studie was that students were more likely to be
physicaly active when taught how to do so in enjoyable ways
opposed to doing activities just to be active
-the article acknowledges that Gym memberships can be expensive
and modern gym equipment is even more expensive
-There is a long list of many cheap alternatives to conventional
home gym equipment
-The artical shows the diy projects that people have done with gym
equipment
-It outlines that it is possible to make good home gym euipment on a
budget
-some materials shown include metal/plastic piping as well as
wooden 2x4’s and leather paddin/patchwork