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Doctors Nova Scotia Youth Running for Fun Waiver

The information contained in the Youth Running for Fun section is to help youth learn the basics about running. It is important to have adult supervision when taking on any new type of physical activity and to consult a physician prior to exercising if any health conditions are present which could affect one’s ability to be active.
The recommended distances are guidelines and may not be suitable for all individuals. It is important for individuals to listen to their bodies and not do too much too soon. Having an adult supervise youth who are learning to run will help ensure the youth are doing suitable amounts of exercise for their current fitness levels.

Doctors Nova Scotia, its directors, employees and program partners aren't legally liable for any injuries sustained as a result of taking part in activities suggested in the Youth Running for Fun Runner’s Handbook or on doctorsNS.com.


Doctors Nova Scotia Youth Running for Fun program
is the winner of the 2006 Canadian Institute of Child Health’s
Health Promotion and Innovation Award of Excellence.
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