Growing a National Movement for Youth Fitness.

We believe every child deserves the chance to move, grow, and thrive, regardless of ZIP code. Far too many children, especially in under-resourced communities, lack access to safe spaces, equipment, and programs that make physical activity fun and inclusive.

Fit Kids changes that.

We partner with schools and youth organizations to bring structured, research-informed movement and mindfulness programs to every child, building strength, confidence, and lifelong healthy habits. What began as a local initiative is now part of a growing national movement for youth fitness, one that recognizes movement as a human right and sees joyful, inclusive play as essential to lifelong health and confidence.

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Students are engaged in the activities and enjoy using the various equipment they aren’t normally accustomed to using or seeing. Fit Kids expanded the ideas around fitness and living an active lifestyle to our students.

—Jennifer Bulloch, Dr. C. Owen Roundy Elementary School, Las Vegas

Our Vision

We envision a world where all children can access physical activity and experience the health benefits associated with an active life.

Our Mission

We provide structured physical activity, movement, and mindfulness programs to ensure all children enjoy the physical and mental benefits of exercise.

Core Values

At Fit Kids, our values are more than words. They’re the principles that shape every partnership, every lesson, and every child’s experience.

Equitable Access

Every child deserves opportunities for physical and mental wellness, no matter their background or ZIP code.

Inclusion

Programs are designed for varying skill levels, body types, and abilities, because movement should welcome everyone.

Whole Child Wellness

We treat physical and mental health as inseparable, nurturing strength, focus, and emotional balance together.

Joyful Movement

We create lifelong habits by making fitness fun, positive, and empowering.

Adaptability

The Fit Kids program works anywhere—at school, in after-school programs, and at home—meeting children, educators, and caregivers where they are.