Sport rec for ADD inattentive child

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[Post New]02/05/2016 19:44
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Anonymous
Dynamite Agility or parkour. No competition a and constant movement. Their obstacle courses change weekly which helps keep motivation up.
[Post New]02/06/2016 07:55
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Anonymous
Great thread!

My DS is not athletic at all, and therefore not strong or very coordinated. He's 13. We are in MoCo.

Besides TKWNDO and gymnastics - both of which we've tried unsuccessfully, can anyone recommend maybe a personal trainer or a program that offers more one-on-one attention. I like the idea of parkour but he is no where near coordinated enough to do it, at least not yet.

TIA!
[Post New]02/06/2016 08:59
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Anonymous
PP, Look at Fitness for Health - it is basically one on one or small group training classes.
[Post New]02/06/2016 09:40
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:PP, Look at Fitness for Health - it is basically one on one or small group training classes.


This is the other PP, sorry I should have also mentioned that we have done FFH in the past but it is very cost prohibitive when combined with all of the other expenses - private school etc. At some point the bank account is just drained
[Post New]02/06/2016 14:15
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Anonymous
Look at Dynamite- small groups and will teach the needed coordination.
[Post New]02/07/2016 06:35
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Anonymous
Mine also loves karate. Its been a great sport for him.
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