Physiotherapists urge more exercise

The Society of Chartered Physiotherapists has called on parents to encourage their children to take more exercise.

Thu, 05 Jun, 2003 - 08:27

The Society of Chartered Physiotherapists has called on parents to encourage their children to take more exercise.

The call follows research showing that fitness levels among Irish children are below the European average.

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