Can Gymnastics Help the Overweight Child?
YES.
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… if you could only register your child for one activity, what would help the most?
To get the best foundation in all-round physical literacy during the early elementary years, gymnastics would probably be number one.
When it comes to developing physical literacy and fundamental movement skills, children need a good grounding in the ABCs of physical literacy.
The ABCs are agility, balance, coordination, and speed, and good gymnastics programs develop all of them. …
For developing these four ABCs, alongside fundamental movement skills, nothing beats introductory non-competitive gymnastics. …
Active For Life

A children’s picture book about a girl who loves physical movement and is introduced to a gymnastics club for the first time. Mary Morice is very expert in all aspects of non-competitive Gymnastics.
Well done!
It’s available online at Amazon, Barnes and Noble, Chapters and more. It could be used as a club fundraiser.


Not easy.
Good luck to all teachers, coaches and instructors from RecGymnastics.com.

As soon as an infant can roll over they begin exploring movement.
CLEAN Gymnastics clubs provide different and interesting physical challenges for children under 18 months.
Athletica offers classes for children as young as 10 months, for example. But typically our youngest children play one-on-one with a parent.

As I post there have been no new cases of COVID-19 for the 3rd day in a row.
New Zealand will be one of the first nations of the world to resume coaching Recreational Gymnastics in the new normal. We should study them before reopening our own Rec programs.
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To start we should be super cautious in order to reassure parents that their children are SAFE at the Gym.
For example, see how this organization plans to do it.
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For parents who are currently home schooling they children, why not have them teach you Gymnastics?
Tumbl Trak posted Fitness for Parents articles:
Gymcats has a fun introduction to the club for parents.
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