Adidas-sponsored baller James Harden teamed up with Kids Foot Locker on Tuesday to kick off the Kids Foot Locker Fitness Challenge at Fort Bend Boys & Girls Club in Houston.
The superstar guard for the Houston Rockets – while wearing the Yeezy Boost 350 – expressed the benefits of staying active when speaking to kids from 10 of the area’s Boys & Girls Clubs of America, and he led the kids through a variety of basketball drills.
The Kids Foot Locker Fitness Challenge, which is in its fourth edition, is a six-week program designed to encourage Boys & Girls Clubs of America members to participate in a healthy and active lifestyle through physical fitness activities. When the six-week program comes to an end, the club with the highest percent increase in daily participation receives a grand prize of $10,000 by Kids Foot Locker Foundation, according to Foot Locker.
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The Kids Foot Locker Fitness Challenge has also taken place in Los Angeles, Atlanta and Chicago.
Harden is no stranger to working with the athletic retailer. The bearded All-Star participated in the Foot Locker “Play My Tweet” challenge in October, in which fans submitted requests through Twitter with a chance of having Harden fulfill them. The requests were completed based on Harden making or missing a shot.
Harden has been wearing the Adidas Crazylight Boost 2.5 on the court this season.
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