CHEYENNE — Scattered throughout Story Gymnasium Wednesday were hundreds of students — most of them jumping. As the loud dance music sang through the speakers, Deming-MillerElementary students were hopping away with a leap rope or were awaiting their convert. It was the school’s annual Jump Rope for Heart, which raises money for the American Heart Association. The event shows children about the importance of exercise.

Students collect pledges and then, on the rotating basis, leap rope for two minutes at a time. The Jump Rope for Heart lasts about two hours with each studentjumping approximately 10 times. Miller sixth-grade student Jordan Crotsenberg said the morningspent jump roping is a whole lot of fun. Miller fifth-grade student Samantha Johnson said she wants to jump rope. 80 for the American Heart Association and has been working hard at jumping rope in gym class.

This is undoubtedly a great way to help prevent cardiovascular disease,’ Johnson said. Students experienced their hearts in the case — and more than just the muscle. Event coordinator Sandra Bechtholdt said the planned program teaches students about the importance of assisting others, anonymously even. 2,12 months andBechtholdt desires the amount to be similar this season 600 for the Heart Association last. Jan Drury works for the local branch of the American Heart Association.

Drury said the area of the money can help nationwide research and the rest will go to local programs, including training for CPR and community education. The actual students do help analysts find new advances in heart medicine,’ Drury said. Peter McLeod, a sixth-grader at Miller, said he just wanted to help others out. Everyone comes together,’ he said. About 1 in 5 deaths from cardiovascular diseases is attributable to smoking.

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Americans eat 34 percent of their calories from fat as excess fat, increasing their risk of developing high cholesterol. More than 106.9 million American adults age groups 20 and old are considered obese, and 43.6 million are believed obese. Half of all Americans have cholesterol levels that are too high(over 200 mg/dl). No more than 22 percent of American adults survey regular sustained physical activity of any strength lasting 30 minutes or more five times a week. Coronary disease (CVD) is the No. 1 killer in America.

In1998, 949,619 Americans passed away of CVD, so CVD accounted for about 40.6percent of all deaths. Estimates are that up to 250,000 fatalities per season in the UnitedStates — about 12 percent of total deaths — are credited to a lack of regular exercise. Coronary disease (CVD) rates first among all disease categories in hospital discharges for females. 53.1 percent of all female fatalities in America take place from CVD, particularly coronary heart disease (CHD) and stroke.

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