Oct 22, 2024
12:57:21pm
12:57:21pm
My kids have tablets AND have been involved in dance, tumbling, gymnastics,
tennis, and softball (at different times) and none of them would be able to get close to doing what that kid did. They even frequently play outside! Granted, they're girls, and they have varying levels of coordination, but your assumption that just because you grew up without screens means that half the kids from your generation at that age would be able to do what that kid did is just silly. Many would certainly have tried, and many would have failed.
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11:27am
11:28am
That's cool. His dad is setting him up for bilateral rotator cuff tears by age 17 along with a bunch of arthritis in the
11:33am
yeah I don't believe that at all. My generation out of class of 3rd or 4th graders (assuming the kid is about that age)
11:41am
Yeah occasional tennis and a mean curve ball isn't the same as 2-3/ hour daily training, propelling yourself by your
11:48am
I agree with it in principle, but a very small percentage of kids could ever do what he did regardless of how much time
11:34am