Our kids and teens group is growing larger and is winning prizes more often. Many parents also want their child to get the most out of the BJJ training.<\/p>\n
Here are 3 tips to help with that:<\/p>\n
Our coaches have a lot of experience teaching jiu jitsu to various children. Let the coach do his or her job. Instructions from parents on the sidelines cause distraction and confusion.<\/p>\n
Jiu jitsu should be fun. Focus after the training (or match) on the good things, not on the things that went wrong. It\u2019s a marathon, not a sprint.<\/p>\n
Training jiu jitsu together is great for the bond between parent and child and helps you as a parent understand better what your child is involved in.<\/p>\n
If you want to start, we recommend our Fundamentals classes and\/or the introductory course. You can read more about it further down in the newsletter.<\/p>\n
Some children learn quickly and seek challenges. Then competitions and the competition group are a good idea. Ask the coaches about the possibilities.<\/p>\n