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What Are the Best Fitness Books for Kids?

SmartbooksMarch 24, 20232 min read4 experts

From The Very Hungry Caterpillar to Strong Kids, Healthy Kids by Frederick Hahn, here are four answers to the question, “What are the best fitness books for kids?”

  • The Very Hungry Caterpillar by Eric Carle
  • Fit Kids Revolution by Jeff and Kim Galloway
  • Start Sweating! A Kids’ Guide to Being Active by Rachelle Kreisman
  • Strong Kids, Healthy Kids by Frederick Hahn

The Very Hungry Caterpillar by Eric Carle

If you’re looking for a fitness book to inspire your kids to be more active and develop healthy habits, there are plenty of great options available. Young children should consider The Very Hungry Caterpillar by Eric Carle and this can help to teach them the importance of physical activity and healthy nutrition.

Aviad Faruz

Aviad Faruz, CEO, FARUZO


Fit Kids Revolution by Jeff and Kim Galloway

The Fit Kids Revolution by Jeff and Kim Galloway stands out as the best book among them all.

This book is a thorough reference that teaches kids about exercise and nutrition engagingly. It offers advice on developing healthy eating habits and a range of exercises that kids can do alone or with friends and family.

The book’s well-known fitness experts who wrote it have created advice, especially for children. They wrote their book to be simple to comprehend and enjoyable to read because they know that teaching kids about exercise and nutrition can be a bit intimidating.

David reid

David Reid, Sales Director, VEM-Tooling


Start Sweating! A Kids’ Guide to Being Active by Rachelle Kreisman

Start Sweating is an interactive kids’ fitness book with beautiful illustrations to help your child get active and break a sweat the right way. An easy and enjoyable read, your child can get through it in just under an hour and repeat it each time they need a mental boost to help them get active.

Liam Liu

Liam Liu, Co-founder and CMO, Parcel Panel


Strong Kids, Healthy Kids by Frederick Hahn

If you’re looking for the ultimate guide to getting those little ones off the couch and into shape, Strong Kids, Healthy Kids: The Revolutionary Program for Increasing Your Child’s Fitness in 30 Minutes a Week by Frederick Hahn is where it’s at!

This book is jam-packed with all the tools and tips you need to help your kids lead a healthy lifestyle.

It’s so comprehensive and practical that you’ll wonder how you ever survived without it. And don’t worry about boring workouts here—this program is a blast, with exercises and activities that will keep your kids pumped up and ready for more.

Plus, it’s totally safe with simple, yet effective strength-training exercises that are perfect for children.

Evander Nelson

Evander Nelson, NASM-Certified Personal Trainer, evandernelson.com

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