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Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center and the Cincinnati Bengals are working together to reverse obesity. As the Presenting Partner of Bengals PLAY 60, Cincinnati Children's Hospital will host multiple PLAY 60 events at Paul Brown Stadium throughout the year. Participating programs of these PLAY 60 events include South Avondale Schools, Hughes High School, Rockdale Academy, and the Boys & Girls Club of Greater Cincinnati.

The NFL PLAY 60 mission is to make the next generation of youth the most active and healthy. This national youth health and fitness campaign focuses on increasing the wellness of young fans by encouraging them to be active for at least 60 minutes a day.

Since the launch of the campaign, the NFL has committed more than $350 million to youth health and fitness through programming, grants, and media time for PSAs; the NFL and its clubs have supported programs in over 73,000 schools nationwide, giving more than 38 million children the chance to boost physical activity levels and build a foundation for a healthy lifestyle. To find out more information about Play 60, visit www.nfl.com/play60

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Continuing to show how we are Better Together, the Bengals have teamed up again with Fifth Third Bank to power a series of Learn and Play initiatives being brought to life by YMCA of Greater Cincinnati to keep kids moving during out of school time. The Bengals strength & conditioning coaches and two players, Giovani Bernard & C.J. Uzomah, led over 10 locations of YMCA Afterschool and Cincinnati Recreation Commission youth in fun drills to strengthen spirit, mind and body. Bernard and Uzomah stuck around for a question and answer session after the workout with kids on the broadcast.
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Learn To Play With YMCA of Greater Cincinnati

Continuing to show how we are Better Together, the Bengals have teamed up again with Fifth Third Bank to power a series of Learn and Play initiatives being brought to life by YMCA of Greater Cincinnati to keep kids moving during out of school time. The Bengals strength & conditioning coaches and two players, Giovani Bernard & C.J. Uzomah, led over 10 locations of YMCA Afterschool and Cincinnati Recreation Commission youth in fun drills to strengthen spirit, mind and body. Bernard and Uzomah stuck around for a question and answer session after the workout with kids on the broadcast.
As part of the Play 60 game on Nov. 24, American Dairy Association hosted a group of 16 Fuel Up to Play 60 Student Ambassadors at the stadium. The students enjoyed pre-game warm-ups from the field, formed a fan tunnel for player intros and stood with players during the National Anthem. One lucky student also delivered the game ball!
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Play 60 Game Entitlement

As part of the Play 60 game on Nov. 24, American Dairy Association hosted a group of 16 Fuel Up to Play 60 Student Ambassadors at the stadium. The students enjoyed pre-game warm-ups from the field, formed a fan tunnel for player intros and stood with players during the National Anthem. One lucky student also delivered the game ball!
Bengals players and alumni partnered with NFL Academy coaches to run a PLAY 60 Youth Football Camp for young, aspiring athletes ahead of the team's Week 8 matchup against the Los Angeles Rams.
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Gallery: NFL Academy for a PLAY 60 Camp

Bengals players and alumni partnered with NFL Academy coaches to run a PLAY 60 Youth Football Camp for young, aspiring athletes ahead of the team's Week 8 matchup against the Los Angeles Rams.
The Bengals welcomed students from Hughes High School for a Play60 event at Paul Brown Stadium.
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Bengals Play60 With Hughes High School

The Bengals welcomed students from Hughes High School for a Play60 event at Paul Brown Stadium.

Bengals Weekly: Week 5 - Bengals In The Community - Play 60

Check out this weeks Bengals in the Community feature highlighting the NFL Play 60 initiative with Cincinnati Children's Hospital.

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