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Fitness and coordination training for children with posture and  movement difficulties


How to help your child. Starting today

How to plan and implement a fitness and coordination training program


Developmental conditions that benefit from fitness and coordination training 
 

All about idiopathic toe walking

The trouble with W-sitting 

Low muscle tone 

Joint hypermobility

Hypermobile flat feet. Not just a foot problem

Babies with low muscle tone and joint hypermobility

​Developmental coordination disorder and dyspraxia

Autism spectrum disorders

The highly sensitive, cautious child and behavioral inhibition   

Children with handwriting difficulties/dysgraphia   

Pigeon toes, in-toeing gait and femoral anteversion    

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