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Make the Move Implementation Report

This plan is not one to “sit” on the shelf. NCPPA and the Make the Move Council defines priorities, measurable outcomes and annual objectives for advancing strategies within the Plan.

 

Learn More...   Make Move

 

  • National implementation priorities
  • Measurable change
  • Recommended resources
  • Success stories

 

The Make the Move publication is sponsored by General Mills.

 

 

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Make the Move 2010-11- Implementation of the U.S. Physical Activity Plan provides measurable outcomes and objectives for change, valuable resources, and stories of success to advance physical activity related to the Plan.

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