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That's a really cynical take. Early experience in learning how to fall correctly is important for safety as you get older. Dan John, in Intervention, talks abo
by bravura 3y ago
That's a really cynical take. Early experience in learning how to fall correctly is important for safety as you get older.
Dan John, in Intervention, talks about how a lot of movement patterning is developed during youth, and thus encourages a broad range of activities. This includes learning to tumble.
- dappermanneke 3y agonow many hackernews residents are parents the conspiracy theorising about the government trying to get to theirs and theirs kids precious bodily fluids is even more neurotic
- magicalhippo 3y agoNot just safety. There's research showing that improved physical skills like balancing, coordination and so on at an early age correlates with improved performance in school.