How do you think sports help your child in everyday life?
Makes them more competitive toward
challenges they face daily.
She is very energetic and active. Gymnastics has
been a good release for her, and she loves it.
It teaches him how to be part of a group and what
his likings and skills are.
They become stronger and more confident, and
definitely more active when playing.
Yes, with coordination and getting his energy
out.
I feel stronger, and happier. I‘m having great
fun and learning things I couldn’t do as a child.
The instructors are wonderful.
Gymnastics has helped Isaac with his gross motor
skills and built his confidence when participating
in other physical activities.
The discipline learned from the sport helps in
all areas of life.
It helps with coordination and they have fun.
They meet other children and learn about teamwork.
They are more focused.
It helps a lot because it gives discipline and
promotes exercise.
It helps her to learn to be well rounded in a
variety of ways.
It adds confidence, gives them added strength,
and energy.
Sport is so important and it teaches children how
to stay healthy, fit, be determined and persistent,
as well as how to work as part of a team, learning
how to respect and appreciate others.
Increased body awareness and confidence
contributes to her abilities to accept new
challenges and not develop fears of new experiences.
Coordination, general good health and discipline.
Sports is very important it teaches children that
being healthy and active is the best way to live.
Working together trying their best and having fun is
what sport is all about.
Sports helped my daughter stay focused and
confident and that translated into all aspects of
her life.
Learning how to be a team player as well as
coordination and confidence.
It helped my sons with socialization and
coordination.
Learning to be part of a group and getting along.
I strongly believe in the connection between
physical activity and educational development.
Strong bodies build strong minds. It also helps to
develop coordination and bone density.
The gymnastics program has helped my son to take
appropriate physical risks, challenging himself in
new ways.
Concentration, confidence, friendship, trust,
fun, and patience.
Sport has built confidence and strength in her
development.
Physical coordination, feeling comfortable in
their own skin, learning how to be competitive and
dealing with others in competition, confidence in
and enjoyment of their abilities.
It puts me in a good mood after every class!
Teaches them to be team players. Gives them
strength and coordination.
I believe every child should do at least one
sport for a healthy life style. It is good to start
young. Exercising is the best medicine.
In so many ways; self-confidence ,expelling
necessary energy, staying sane in the winter, fun
with mom and dad.
Confidence, strength, coordination, and
socialization.
Learning to do something scary, this raises their
self-confidence.
Sports is a very large part of American
education, it teaches them perseverance, commitment,
and teamwork, which they will draw on later in life.
It rejuvenates them and keeps them active, it
also makes them sleep well at night.
Being physical and loud is essential for boys to
grow and learn. Sports is one place boys can be
themselves without being scolded!
He has gained much confidence and independence as
he has seen that he can try new things and succeed.
What a healthy way to expend year old energy.
I believe sports are important in everyday life.
Playing sports give you the ability and skills to
build confidence. Also, being involved in sports can
give you a great workout, which we all need to stay
healthy and fit.
Sports has helped my daughter build more
confidence and allows her to be a team player at
school. It also allows her to become more out going,
because she is very shy.
Kids learn to follow directions, work
cooperatively, control their bodies, see the success
that comes with not giving up...not to mention being
healthy and strong.
Increases confidence, strength, coordination, and
overall fitness levels. An essential part of every
child’s development.
Helps with discipline, confidence and fitness.
It gives her a positive sense of self and
encourages her to be strong in her body.
Building strength, self confidence and the
ability to participate in movements.
The sports helped my baby girl to learn and
practice her English, also to coordinate her
movements.
It makes them more confident, stronger in life
long sports and skills.
The monotonous cycle of school and homework
leaves my kids tired and brain dead. We are always
looking for an extra curricular fun way to excite
their minds and energize their bodies.