ADHD: The Academic Gym exercises lessens the effects of ADHD
- Brian Vieira
- Sep 6
- 1 min read

T.A.G.'s V.I.T.A.L. cognitive exercise program offers unique benefits to kids challenged with ADHD.
Here's how T.A.G. helps kids to mitigate the effects of ADHD:
1. Improved Focus & Attention
Children practice staying on task through movement-based routines that naturally build stamina, self-regulation, and concentration—especially helpful for kids with ADHD.
2. Stronger Reading & Language Skills
T.A.G. blends phonics, syllable decoding, and vocabulary reasoning with physical activity, helping kids internalize patterns and meaning in a way that sticks.
3. Boosted Memory & Retention
Multisensory drills (chanting, spelling, tracing) activate working memory and long-term recall—so kids don’t just memorize, they understand.
4. Better Executive Function
Structured routines and cognitive movement therapy help kids plan, organize, shift attention, and monitor their own progress—skills essential for school and life.
5. Confidence & Joy in Learning
Kids feel successful and energized. T.A.G. turns reading into a full-body experience that’s fun, empowering, and emotionally supportive.
6. Support for Neurodiverse Learners
The VITAL framework (Visual, Interactive, Tactile, Auditory, Linguistic) is designed to meet the needs of children with ADHD, dyslexia, and other learning differences—without stigma.




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