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Physical literacy (PL) offers a new approach to combatting sedentary lifestyles in children and youth. This research provides evidence for PL

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  • Child and youth populations exhibit increasing sedentary behaviors, leading to reduced daily physical activity (PA).
  • Physical inactivity and poor health and wellbeing are significant concerns in pediatric populations.
  • Physical literacy (PL) presents an integrated framework to promote PA, health, and wellbeing.