• Featured Champion

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    Steve Mesler
    Three-time Olympian Steve Mesler was part of the gold medal winning 4-man Bobsled team in the Olympic games of Vancouver in 2010. This was the first gold medal in Bobsled won by the United States team in 62 years. Steve founded Classroom Champions, a program designed to help young students around the country set goals and persevere, using Olympians as mentors and teachers.
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  • Featured Student

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    Ariel Conde
    Ariel Conde is a highly motivated 12 year old 7th grade boy. He has 4 sisters and 2 brothers, and has lived in South Gate California his entire life. Ariel enjoys playing soccer and running at least 10 miles everyday. Motivating students is something he looks forward to doing during the World Fit Walk. He sometimes challenges other students to see who can walk/run more miles during World Fit on campus.
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World Fit® is a walking program for middle school students which is an initiative of the US Olympians Association. Olympians and Paralympians will adopt your schools to mentor and teach you the importance of lifelong fitness and the Olympic values of perseverance, respect, and fair play. Our mission is to eradicate childhood obesity and improve children’s health and attitude towards fitness.

Since the first World Fit Walk in 2009, 23,614 students from 43 different schools across America have logged in a total of 2,872,900 miles during the six week program! Our national average daily logged miles walked this year were 3.3 miles per student over the entire 40 days. Next year, we hope to surpass that record.

Please join our World Fit program and get an Olympian or Paralympian on your team! Let’s get our youth fit and healthy in America. Registration for the spring 2012 World Fit Walk will begin in the fall. Until then, keep exercising and logging in your miles every day on this website.

Go to our World Fit Presentation.

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Total Students Registered for World Fit 2011 : 15,175
Total Miles Logged for World Fit 2011: 1,991,752

Large Schools

RANK SCHOOL TOTAL MILES LOGGED MILES PER STUDENT PER DAY
1. Morton Middle School – Lexington KY 272,128 8.4
2. Winburn Middle School – Lexington KY 159,058 6.0
3. Lexington Traditional Magnet School – Lexington KY 193,630 5.7
4. Beaumont Middle – Lexington KY 222,822 5.4
5. Leestown Middle School – Lexington KY 103,925 4.5

Small Schools

RANK SCHOOL TOTAL MILES LOGGED MILES PER STUDENT PER DAY
1. Elizabeth Learning Center – Cudahy CA 94,589 9.9
2. St. Patrick School- Miami FL 45,094 7.7
3. Battery Park City School – New York NY 11,826 5.3
4. Nardin Academy – Buffalo NY 23,697 4.0
5. Shelbyville Middle School – Shelbyville IN 31,321 3.2

See full detailed results of the World Fit Walk 2011.

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Want to see pictures from World Fit Walk 2011?
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Presidential Active Lifestyle Award (PALA)

 

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Olympians help Oak Hills middle school students get active – Cincinnati.com May 13, 2011
WorldFit 2011 Is Off And Running On Cape Cod – Collen Coyne May 03, 2011
WNY Olympic hero has message for kids (with video) – wivb.com April 26, 2011
20,000 Middle School Students Lace up Sneakers for World Fit Walk – marketwire April 25, 2011
SMS students help hospital pilot program – The Shelbyville News April 19, 2011

Find all the news on World Fit in our archives. Also check out our Newsletter archive for everything on World Fit.

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