In Kids
May 31, 2011
Who says video games create sedentary kids?
You’ve played the game when you were supposed to be working, and now your kids can play a version of Angry Birds that will keep them fit and happy.
It’s simple: you use the birds to destroy the pig hideout.
And you do burpees.
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6 Comments on “CrossFit Kids Angry Birds”
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My son is only 4 but knows all about "cranky birds". He went crazy upon see the picture and wants to play this next time we go to kids crossfit. What a great idea to pull kids into being active.
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This idea is so brilliant. I think we might do an adult version at our box! :D
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This is brilliant - going to try this with my kids at home. Unfortunately there isn't a CrossFit Kids affiliate nearby - I'd love to see more ideas like this - thx!
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Awesome. The only thing better than ingenuity is shared ingenuity.
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Looks like so much FUN, can't wait ot use it with my CrossFit Kids!!!
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Love this idea and can't wait to try it with my CF Kids! Thanks for the pic along with the description.
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