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This document encourages staying active throughout the year by participating in various physical activities like hiking, basketball, volleyball, dancing, going to the gym, and volunteering. It emphasizes that physical activity is important for both children and adults and suggests finding an activity that is enjoyable while also getting exercise through activities like hiking, sports, dancing, or working out.
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