10 ways to get your kid hooked on wrestling, and be good at it too

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Do you want to teach a child to grow up? be collected ? responsible? courageous? have a good grades in a school? not to be afraid of difficulties? send him to the wrestling club:muscle:👍👌
 
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I’d add “do you want a child with ringworm…?”

(I’m joking, wrestling is a perfectly fine sport…)
 
I would think the effects that studies proclaim are usually slight.
 
English is a foreign language for me, so I did not understand the joke 😁
 
I think that if there is a balance of physical training and mental exertion, then the occupation of the wrestling will only benefit.
 
Wrestling is a good sport. Like any martial art it takes a lot of work and practice to be good. It has become a year round sport.
 
For the child in the wrestling there is a very interesting stage from discontent to passion.
Perhaps at first there will be pea tears, hostility, and unwillingness to train, but then there will be a love of wrestling and the desire to grow in this art.
 
Sometimes I see teenagers spending time on empty meaningless and harmful activities, enslaving themselves to harmful vices, and as opposed to them, I know that in wrestling clubs the children train with good grades, and the parents instill a balanced success of children.
 
Some people believe that parents who are trying to instill in the child a love of learning, thanks to the additional private lessons, or encourage and control the child not to miss workouts, that they infringe upon the joy of childhood, but in reality over time, instilling self-discipline and responsibility in the child, the child begins to love — wrestling, mathematics, french lessons, playing the violin, etc.
That is, over time there is a transition from hostility to delight, and the occupation becomes favorite
 
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Let a child choose his/her own extracurricular activities.

We are sooooo not sports people, but, when our son wanted to play tackle football we signed him up for youth league, and he contiuned school team in Jr High and part of High School. We willingly took him to practices and sat in those cold cold bleachers.

We did have a little party after his last game, we were DONE with sports!!!

As long as it is not immoral or illegal or so expensive that it hurts the family, let kids pick what they want to do.
 
There is a Catholic boys’ high school in my home town that’s famous for having a great wrestling team. It also has other good sports teams, great band, and theater group. I would imagine any of these activities would be fine, whatever the kid wishes to do.
 
(I tried to delete my post as I was unaware of the extent of injury that is possible in wrestling. For some reason I couldn’t delete it. Still, though, wrestling is not nearly as hazardous as boxing. Both, in and of themselves, are good, manly sports.)
 
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Who can answer me?
In the United States of America, wrestling is included in the compulsory program of physical education at school? or in college? or at university?
 
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What is it with you and wrestling?
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What to do if the child doesn't want to be a wrestler and hates to exercise in a wrestling club? Parenting
I’ve never wrestled and don’t really feel I have missed out, could you find another way to exercise?
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