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Saturday, September 4, 2010

Thinking what sport is good for your kid?

As a father, are you sometimes bothered about the sports that is appropriate to your kid or the worse, you are asking how come your kid does not like any sports? Do not worry because there are sports that he could like. If not, there are other ways to stay active and have fun. How?

Understand the Nature of the Sport

One of the reason why kids do not like a certain sport is because they do not know or understand how to play it or they have not had much practice doing it. The nature of some sports are complicated and deals with a lot of equipment. So do not feel down when your kid does not know the difference between a corner kick and a goal kick in soccer. It is normal learning several years about a favorite sport and practicing how to do it well. If you really want your kid to learn about a certain sport, then introduce your kids to a camp or programs dealing in it. The best way of learning than just joining a team without explaining first. Never skip an intramural programs or gym class because it could be also a way of trying a new sports with other kids. Another way of learning a sport is to watch videos or DVD or read books that explain every details of the sport.

Choose the Right Sport

Most of the kids try soccer, tennis or basketball. Some kids are strong and graceful. Others are aiming for great thing. Every sports require different skills. So kids will try every sports until one suits. How about karate or volleyball or gymnastics? They are great for staying active. However, not all kids like team sports and it is better for them to try individual sports. Individual sports means a kid does the sport alone competitively or just for fun. What are those?

- swimming
- wrestling
- golf
- ice skating
- diving
- gymnastic
- running
- bowling
- skate-boarding
- in line skating
- biking
- martial arts
- tennis

Playing sports is a great form of exercise and keeping our kids always healthy.




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