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Date Posted: 07:43:43 08/07/08 Thu
Author: hth
Subject: Practise in front of a mirror, keep calling on him when he is practising to pull back his shoulders. My son has to especially pull himself back when he is going into a leap or else he bends forward.
In reply to: All constructive advice welcome! 's message, "Any advice for improving posture? My ds seems to have trouble controlling his arms and sometimes leans forward." on 13:51:54 08/06/08 Wed


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[> Work on core strength - sit-ups, etc. I've encourage ds not to give up karate since they work on core and upper body exercises. -- mom of ds/dd, 08:30:36 08/07/08 Thu [1]


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