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Fitness

Level 3: 8 – 11: Endurance

Level 3: 8 – 11: Endurance
High 5 for Fitness Endurance Level 3 for ages 8 through 11 features Running, Leaping, and Skipping
Fitness

Level 3: 8 – 11: Flexibility

Level 3: 8 – 11: Flexibility
High 5 for Fitness Flexibility Level 3 for ages 8 through 11 features Spider Pose, Triangle Pose, and Table Pose.
Fitness

Level 2: 8 – 11: Strength

Level 2: 8 – 11: Strength
High 5 for Fitness Strength Level 2 for ages 8 through 11 features Seated Leg Lifts, Supermans, and Modified Planks.
Fitness

Level 2: 8 – 11: Endurance

Level 2: 8 – 11: Endurance
High 5 for Fitness Endurance Level 2 for ages 8 through 11 features Jogging, Galloping, and Hopping.
Fitness

Level 2: 8 – 11: Flexibility

Level 2: 8 – 11: Flexibility
High 5 for Fitness Flexibility Level 2 for ages 8 through 11 features Upward Facing Dog, Ragdoll Pose, and Warrior 2.
Fitness

Level 1: 8 – 11: Strength

Level 1: 8 – 11: Strength
High 5 for Fitness Strength Level 1 for ages 8 through 11 features Hand Pushes, Calf Raises, and Inchworms.
Fitness

Level 1: 8 – 11: Endurance

Level 1: 8 – 11: Endurance
High 5 for Fitness Endurance Level 1 for ages 8 through 11 features Walking, Jumping, and Sliding.
Fitness

Level 1: 8 – 11: Flexibility

Level 1: 8 – 11: Flexibility
High 5 for Fitness Flexibility Level 1 for ages 8 through 11 features Cat/Cow, Downward Facing Dog, and Warrior 1.

Event Leader

Event Leader
The role of an Event Leader is to participate in the planning, promotion, and execution process of Special Olympics events. There are several types of leadership roles athletes can do before, during, and after events.The purpose of the training course is to provide event leaders with the required knowledge that will allow them to take on leadership roles in the planning, promotion, and execution of Special Olympics events.
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