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    Lukemac #93605 01/26/11 06:50 PM
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    Both of my boys are good at individual sports, but not team sports. It is hard for me to watch them play soccer. DS5 is very good at tennis, loves speedskating and snowboarding. DS8 also loves snowboarding, but is not crazy about skating. He just started fencing and seems to enjoy it.

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    Both of my kids do swim team year round. (We live in California- most kids are on the swim team at some point!). They swim 45 minutes 4 nights a week and do swim meets 1-2 times a month.
    Swimming is basically an individual sport. Neither one was very good or liked team sports- we tried soccer and T-ball. My kids are small for their age are very physically fit due to the swimming. My 8 year old is close to qualifying for the junior olympics in breaststroke.
    There are studies showing that regular physical exercise builds your brain, esp. the amygdala, where memories are produced. I figure, if all they get out of swimming it that are not obese as adults (as 30% or more of adults are!), hey, that was worth swimming!

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