Gymnastics and other sports provide an ideal outlet for children with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), a condition affecting 5% of school-age kids.
It frequently results in hyper behavior and difficulties paying attention and controlling impulses. ADHD is more common among boys than girls and can last through the teenage years and even into adulthood.
The decision to enroll your ADHD-afflicted child in gymnastics is a wonderful way to improve academic and behavioral problems.
While scientists have yet to conduct a study about the association between gymnastics and ADHD, the sport undeniably provides the intense cardiovascular and strength building activity necessary to promote a healthy brain and body. In one session, children run, stretch, and swing, all of which helps reduce stress, improve mood, and potentially diminish ADHD symptoms.
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