longlivedasset2
Proud Parent
- Feb 11, 2021
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My 7yo is about to start practicing for level 4.
She likes gymnastics, but she doesn't 'live and breathe' gymnastics like some girls do. I think she's decent at it.
They are about to start 12 hours/week training, but the scheduling isn't firm yet.
I know this is the low-end of average practice hours for level 4, but it seems like a lot for 7-8 yo's.
I want to push for lower hours, but I also don't want to set them up for failure.
So I wonder... what is the least amount of practice hours for level 4?
I've seen some gymnastics making additional hours as optional. How does that usually work?
And for those who've been through this while girls are still attending public school, did the girl have any time to explore other passion? How did you all manage it?
Thank you,
She likes gymnastics, but she doesn't 'live and breathe' gymnastics like some girls do. I think she's decent at it.
They are about to start 12 hours/week training, but the scheduling isn't firm yet.
I know this is the low-end of average practice hours for level 4, but it seems like a lot for 7-8 yo's.
I want to push for lower hours, but I also don't want to set them up for failure.
So I wonder... what is the least amount of practice hours for level 4?
I've seen some gymnastics making additional hours as optional. How does that usually work?
And for those who've been through this while girls are still attending public school, did the girl have any time to explore other passion? How did you all manage it?
Thank you,