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    • ChiefKiasuC Offline
      ChiefKiasu
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      jedamum:
      super_dad:

      My girl getting a bit overweight...like her dad. Any home exercise equipment for children? (I may use it once a while...keke)


      a set of skipping ropes is good for starters.

      Yah boy... I 2nd the motion for the skipping ropes - effective and virtually free.

      Now... if only I can find my kneecaps which fell out after my 5th jump.

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        phantom
        last edited by

        Skipping ropes… that seems so long ago for me. My kid likes to run around and go to playground, so probably that is some kind of free exercise.


        Roller blading and cycling is also a good kind of exercise for kids since they learn things fast. And it is quite affordable as well.

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        • jedamumJ Offline
          jedamum
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          Is it necessary to get a good pair of running shoes for children or any shoe (school shoe) will suffice?

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            mintcc
            last edited by

            I think for running a good pair of shoes help prevent injury/wear and tear of the knee caps bah. Running/climbing around the playground …think kids find it best to go shoeless for max grip?

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              jedamum
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              mincy:
              I think for running a good pair of shoes help prevent injury/wear and tear of the knee caps bah. Running/climbing around the playground ...think kids find it best to go shoeless for max grip?

              oh i see...thinking of introducing my so-active-todd to jogging...he has plenty of energy to expend. 😛
              playground...i refused to take his shoes off cos all hell will break loose if he is to figure out what he can do with max grip. 😉

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                mintcc
                last edited by

                [quote]i refused to take his shoes off cos all hell will break loose if he is to figure out what he can do with max grip[/quote]
                jedamum you got foresight lor... after a few session of seeing his friends from school take off shoes and testing out on max grip... my active boy will quickly kick off his shoes whenever he steps into playground and become a monkey on the loose.

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                  mummydearest
                  last edited by

                  my elder boy was also abit overweight, he absolutely don't like vege! he likes computer games u c...so we took him swimming and then skating...he lost some...i don't want him to be taf club when he goes into pri 1.....i find skating good and u can try out the free trial class with http://www.skate-with-us.com...


                  i'm thinking of yoga and ballet for my girl ...heard there is a school dancepointe like not bad...any comments?

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                    mother_teresa
                    last edited by

                    cardio is your answer. i’m a pe teacher at a pri school and we have like 69 fitness club members (last time taf club) from pri 1 onwards! @-@ that’s quite worrying…so we actually started a programme called skate and trim by a skate school for some kids and a learn to swim programs for other batch really work out great for our kids, u can try…


                    have fun!

                    i would like to learn blading too! haha but i think too old…break bones how

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                      mother_teresa
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                      mummydearest:
                      my elder boy was also abit overweight, he absolutely don't like vege! he likes computer games u c...so we took him swimming and then skating...he lost some...i don't want him to be taf club when he goes into pri 1.....i find skating good and u can try out the free trial class with http://www.skate-with-us.com...


                      i'm thinking of yoga and ballet for my girl ...heard there is a school dancepointe like not bad...any comments?
                      hey i think we hired the same skate school...maybe i shld try out the free trial with my kid. he has been bugging me to sign him up. i like the coaches, very helpful and patient.

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                        Littlefly
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                        Hello All


                        I am looking for sport/exercise classes for my dd at nearby locations.

                        I looked at the Sengkang CC and it seems that all activity-related classes are for much older kids like 5 and above ?

                        All other activites (dance, gymnastics etc) seemed to be located some distance away and travelling would be a hassle. Hence, tapping resources here if anyone has any suggestions.

                        Thanks !

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