There is a direct link between motor development and learning.
- Gymnastics builds character by developing
patience, dedication, and perseverance. - Gymnastics develops balance and control: which
enhances a child's ability to focus and concentrate. - Studies continue to show that children exposed to
gymnastics instruction test higher on academic test - Gymnastics develops flexibility and agility which are
essential in the reduction of sports injuries.
Why is movement important in brain development?
The more children move, the more they integrate all their senses into the learning process. Only then can they effectively process information. Once they have confidence in the learning process there is no stopping their development. We see this happen every day in Tumble Bears. The transition is amazing.
Why is movement important for reading readiness?
Reading is the hardest challenge children will take on in their lifetime. Children only learn to focus and process information by controlling their body. This occurs by developing a strong sense of balance and spatial awareness. The earlier they can master these skills, the sooner they are physically and mentally ready to master READING.
