Piano vs Basketball

happy1
Thu, 20 Oct 2016 19:26:14 +0000

Also keep in mind that your S is young and that kid’s activities and interests evolve and change over time. For example my D was a competitive gymnast for years – then towards the end of middle schools her longtime coach moved out of the area. At the same time that she recognized she had peaked in terms of her abilities in the sport and her academics were ramping up. So after years of gymnastics being her main activity she stopped serious training. As it turns her “activity vacuum” filled out quickly and brought a host of new and exciting things into her life-- she got very involved in a community service organization, started doing some theater, became editor of a literary journal, got more serious about her music, and did a club sport. Her interests changed and evolved over time and it all worked out just fine. Give your son some time and space to mature and to figure out on his own what he wants to do.