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My son is 54 inches and 11 years old is it healthy to lose 4 pounds for football?
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Yes: If his diet otherwise healthy, he will not really miss the 4 pounds. The sport will be good for him! Keep hydrated well and stretch out good before and after practice and games. Be well and keep active!
Answered 7/28/2014
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