Lord Coe: Our children will be less fit than we are warns former Olympic champion

London : United Kingdom | Aug 11, 2012 at 1:04 PM PDT

Source: Mail Online UK

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11 August 2012 The current generation of parents will probably be the first to be fitter than their children, former Olympic champion Lord Coe has warned. The former Tory MP, who chairs the London 2012 organising committee, called for competitive sport to be promoted more in schools to help combat childhood... FULL ARTICLE AT Mail Online UK

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