Why is sCOOL2walk so important?

Children's physical activity decreases significantly, with a loss of motor skills as a result. This poses a threat to their overall health and long-term well-being. A child must first possess broad motor foundation in order to be able to turn to a sport; consisting of adequately developed movement skills (such as walking, running and jumping), object skills (such as throwing, catching, hitting and kicking a ball) and balance skills. For the later development of more sport-specific skills is this foundation is thus of great importance. In addition, the development of the adaptive ability is of great important; in order to develop full motor control must children learn to anticipate and react flexibly, something that is, among other things necessary in the unpredictable environment of sports.