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Youtube offers multifaceted video for use in exercise analysis, sport analysis and overall video demonstration in the PE setting.

GetSweaty.com is the first video-based website that focuses on daily physical activity for kids. The site offers a new and different workout video each day performed for kids, by kids. It's all free and kids stay motivated because they earn points for exercise which can be redeemed for valuable prizes.

Video database of health education related clips.

Exercise pioneer Mark Verstegen's website with video clips and cutting edge information within the field of personal fitness and health.

Video of how the Ipad can help in teaching Physical Education.

BeSmartBeWell.com's childhood obesity portal aims to help the 25 million American kids who face serious health risks such as heart disease and diabetes. The site features compelling stories about "real people", along with health, fitness and nutrition experts in our videos, plus helpful articles and links to trusted resources.

Websites and videos exploring the many ways the human body works and performs work through a look at the biomechanical and physiogical aspects involved in movement.

This is the new updated CASPER website that has content (including videos and downloadables) for teachers, parents, administrators, and PETE programs. Topics include: importance of quality physical education, how to evaluate a program, effective teaching strategies, icebreaker and teambuilding activities, instructional dance, web resources, fitness, teaching tools, and more.

FDA presents an entertaining and educational tool to help consumers understand and use the Nutrition Facts Label to make informed food choices.

Coaching ideas, templates, strategies and advice on a multitude of exercise and sport related topics.