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               It               is               good               for               children               to               participate               in               athletic               activities;               however,               parents               need               to               be               careful               to               encourage               their               children               when               it               comes               to               sports               and               exercise.

If               children               are               discouraged               for               any               reason,               they               may               lose               interest               in               participating.

We               want               our               children               to               be               physically               fit,               but               we               also               want               them               to               be               safe               and               enjoy               the               athletics               they               are               involved               in.

My               children               have               participated               in               many               athletic               activities               over               the               years,               and               each               child               is               at               a               different               fitness               level               and               has               different               strengths.

The               following               are               four               things               you               should               never               do               to               your               child               during               sports               or               other               activities.
               1.

You               should               not               push               your               child               beyond               their               fitness               level
               Parents               shouldn't               push               their               children               to               work               out               too               hard.

It               is               difficult               to               know               how               hard               someone               else               is               working,               since               everyone               is               at               different               fitness               levels.

If               your               child               tells               you               they               cannot               run               as               fast               as               you'd               like               them               too,               you               shouldn't               push               them               beyond               their               comfort               zone.

What               may               be               easy               for               you               could               be               extremely               challenging               for               your               child.

If               your               child               is               out               of               shape,               they               may               need               to               slowly               increase               the               intensity               of               their               workout.
               One               of               my               children               attempted               a               challenging               30-minute               yoga               workout               with               me.

Halfway               through               the               workout,               she               told               me               she               was               dizzy               and               couldn't               finish.

Dizziness               is               one               sign               of               working               beyond               your               fitness               level.

Other               signs               of               overworking               are               pain,               a               cold               sweat,               skin               that               is               pale,               and               nausea.

When               you               push               your               body               beyond               its               limits,               you               begin               to               burn               muscle.

We               want               our               children               to               burn               calories               and               fat,               not               muscle.
               2.

Parents               shouldn't               refuse               to               let               their               child               take               a               break
               You               should               never               refuse               to               let               your               child               take               a               break               during               physical               activities.

If               they               need               a               drink               of               water               or               time               to               catch               their               breath,               they               should               be               allowed               to               do               that.

It               is               important               for               children               to               drink               water               during               exercise               so               they               don't               become               dehydrated.
               3.

A               parent               should               never               compare               their               child               to               someone               else
               Parents               should               never               compare               their               child               to               someone               else,               since               this               can               damage               self-esteem.

If               you               think               someone               swims               better               or               is               a               better               basketball               player               than               your               child,               you               should               keep               that               to               yourself.

On               the               other               hand,               you               should               tell               your               child               you               are               proud               of               their               achievements               and               praise               them               when               they               make               improvements.
               4.

A               child               should               never               be               told               they               aren't               good               enough
               You               should               never               tell               your               child               they               aren't               good               enough               at               a               sport               or               other               activity.

Again,               this               can               damage               a               child's               self-esteem.

It               can               also               cause               a               child               to               lose               interest               in               sports               altogether.

It               doesn't               matter               if               your               child               is               or               isn't               the               best;               all               that               matters               is               that               your               child               is               doing               their               best,               having               fun,               and               getting               a               workout.
               Remember               these               four               things               when               your               child               participates               in               sports               or               when               you               exercise               together.

Our               goal,               as               parents,               is               to               encourage               our               children               in               everything               they               do,               including               sports               and               other               athletic               activities.

We               don't               want               our               children               to               become               injured               during               exercise,               lose               interest,               or               feel               they               are               inadequate.
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