On the eve of the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022™, the World Health Organization, the Ministry of Public Health of Qatar and FIFA are launching a new digital app designed to help increase physical activity and improve the health and well-being of millions of young people.
GenMove , Season1 is a games app that uses advanced movement tracking combined with artificial intelligence (AI) technology to provide 8–15-year-olds with a vigorous video game experience.
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游戏针对不同的身体技能，为各种身体水平的儿童设计了一系列动作。
The games call for a range of different movements that develop different physical skills and are suitable for children with all levels of fitness.
WHO recommends all children and adolescents get an average of 60 minutes of moderate-intensity aerobic physical activity per day, including activities that strengthen muscles and bones at least 3 times a week.
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但超过80%的青少年未能做到这一点。
Yet, more than 80% of adolescentsdo not meet these recommendations and it is estimated that children and adolescents can spend more than 8 hours of their waking day being sedentary and inactive, a behaviour associated with poor fitness, weight gain and reduced sleep.
“Regular physical activity has major, lifelong benefits for physical and mental health, and is essential for the healthy development of children,” said Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, WHO Director-General.
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世卫组织很自豪地今天与卡塔尔一道推出GenMove应用程序（第一期）。
“WHO is proud to launch the GenMove Season1 app with Qatar today.
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这一数字创新软件是吸引年轻人、尤其是那些可能不常锻炼身体的儿童并让他们动起来的有力工具。”
This kind of digital innovation can be a powerful tool to reach young people and get them moving, especially children who might not play sports regularly.”