Should I send my kid to football training? If i have a son and becomes 4 yo should I send him to training? Is it worth it?I think its good for his development, socially and he can even become super good.
Yeah, even if he doesn't go pro or semi-pro the mental skills like executive function and spatial reasoning translate to other fields.
>>157201749Yes, why not? As you said, it's good for the physical and social development. If he has fun playing football, it's great. And generally, he should play at least one sportThat's why you should take good care of which club to send your kid to. Check out a bit what the clubs in your vicinity offer, how they train groups, what the kids there in general are like. Of course, logistics also play a role
>>157203090To add to this, make sure there are no ngubus or similar kinds there since they form ingroup cliques and bully the rest.
>>157201749>should I put my kids in sportsIf you have to ask a Vietnamese dog shaming forum, you should probably not be having kids in the first place
wait to see if he actually enjoys football first
>>157201749Why not pick a niche sport instead? Soccer is too competitive and even if he trains for 20000 hours there's still a slim chance of him ever making it at a professional level.
>>157201749swimming and some sort of martial art should be mandatory, football if he likes it
>>157202603>spatial reasoningJust came back from grocery shopping in a packed store and it's revolting how many people lack it
>>157208481This>>157209645I agree with swimming. I don't know about martial arts. Maybe judo is a better pick? Just don't be like those parents who force their kid to be in a lot of stuff and they don't have time to be children
>>157201749Yes, don't focus on the possibility of going pro that's what leads to insane parents going mad at youth league refs which is miserable for everyoneEven if it doesn't work out being fit, making friends and becoming more confident is good
