Anonymous
02/07/2016 06:35
Subject: Sport rec for ADD inattentive child
Mine also loves karate. Its been a great sport for him.
Anonymous
02/06/2016 14:15
Subject: Sport rec for ADD inattentive child
Look at Dynamite- small groups and will teach the needed coordination.
Anonymous
02/06/2016 09:40
Subject: Re:Sport rec for ADD inattentive child
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
Anonymous
02/06/2016 08:59
Subject: Re:Sport rec for ADD inattentive child
PP, Look at Fitness for Health - it is basically one on one or small group training classes.
Anonymous
02/06/2016 07:55
Subject: Sport rec for ADD inattentive child
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!
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!
Anonymous
02/05/2016 19:44
Subject: Sport rec for ADD inattentive child
Dynamite Agility or parkour. No competition a and constant movement. Their obstacle courses change weekly which helps keep motivation up.