Youth Fitness: Making Children Winners

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How can you make children “winners” without burning them out or harming them psychologically?
One way to make children winners without burning them or harming them psychologically is by teaching them the nature of competition in sports. Children should understand that competition is part of sport and life that is unavoidable. By understanding this aspect, children will learn to enjoy winning and cope with losing. During the competition, most athletes have one agenda: - to win. However, they have their hopes shattered when they lose. The same happens with children. They are likely to feel frustrated when they lose.
Spending time with children and teaching them how to cope with losing encourages them to compete another day if they want to win. This move motivates kids without psychological distress. Both success and failure in sports have a price to pay. With adequate preparation and mental attitude, a child can cope with both. To do so, the parents, coaches, and personal trainers can encourage children to develop a healthy attitude during the competition to avoid frustration after losing.
Another way to make children winners is by subjecting them to regular exercise and training before completion. Children need to embrace training and understand that they can only perfect on sports by training. Success requires sacrifice and hard work. To performance in sports needs long training hours. Teaching children to learn from their mistakes also helps them become winners. It is imperative to analyze...