With headlines like “’Exergames’ is Good for Kids” popping up in print and on the web, we are excited to see that medical media has responded positively to a recent research study published by the Archives of Pediatric and Adolescent Medicine on exergaming. This first of its kind study measured clinical results in two exergaming categories, energy expenditure and enjoyment. The results were good news for kids who are looking for fun and inclusive forms of exercise that really work! The exergames industry was also a clear winner in the study, validating their efforts to create viable solutions to get kids more active. Continue reading