We all know the rewards that follow winning at golf. The days are long gone when a winner can rely on maintaining a high standard with out some regular weight training. We can see how increased strength supports the body’s ability to turn. A golfer, at times, needs to be able to hit the ball hard. A strong body allows increased speed at the end of the club. The ball goes further. So what are the advantages of doing some extra exercise?
• A better athletic posture.
• Increased reflexes and a more sympathetic feeling for the ball.
• Feeling good about your self.
• A body in better condition.
• An improved ability to concentrate.
So let us see if there could be any benefit in trying to help our eleven plus children to better at school and in examinations.
If our children are fitter we should find:
• They are able to concentrate for longer periods.
• They will be less likely to slump in a chair.
• They will feel better about themselves.
So how are we going to help our eleven plus children?
• Promote a variety of physical exercises.
• Try to help your child to be really good at least one physical activity.
• Encourage your child to watch winners in action.
P.S. We do a lot of our teaching in leisure centres. Without pushing it down anyone’s throat we are trying to show that some children learn better in the right environment. We are trying to promote the idea that children learn better in leisure centres. It is also fascinating to see how parents build a gym session or a swim into the time their child is attending a lesson. After all fit mums and dads are probably more likely to have fit children.
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