Sports success and achievements, as well as the state of health of children, directly depend on how well the classes are held in the sections that children choose together with their parents.
Instructions
Step 1
First of all, ask the child himself which of the sports is more interesting to him and what he would like to do. Advice to parents on the topic: do not make a copy of yourself out of the child, he may have completely different sports interests.
Step 2
After you have identified with your child a sports orientation for him, look in city sports ads for announcements about recruiting into a group for classes in one or another section of the chosen orientation. Also ask your friends where and what sections are available. It is likely that they will give you some additional information and advice.
Step 3
You have found a sports school that is recruiting for the section chosen for your child. Now get to know the coach, give a differential assessment of his appearance. Then start a casual conversation with him about how and when the classes will be held, how much they will cost, and so on. After that, find out about the coach, how long he has already worked in his position, what sporting achievements he has, what is his qualifications as an athlete and coach.
Step 4
If nothing aroused your distrust and you were inclined to send your child to this particular section, ask to attend the initial classes. Observe the way in which classes are held, whether the coach knows how to see some of the features of training in beginners, try to identify for yourself his personal qualities: how he communicates with children, can he rally the entire children's team in a group, warm up even more interest to your sport.
Step 5
If you are not attending classes, be sure to ask your child how they go, what exactly the children are doing in training, and how your child feels after class.
Step 6
Make sure that the child does not overwork during training and can do other activities afterwards. Discuss this with your trainer if necessary. And if the chosen sports section did not suit the child, the classes do not bring him pleasure, then in no case insist on their continuation - choose something else for the child.
