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	<title>Comments on: Gym Not For Jocks&#160;Anymore</title>
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	<description>Revolutionizing Education - Transforming Mankind</description>
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		<title>By: Tony Watson</title>
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		<dc:creator>Tony Watson</dc:creator>
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		<description>I have raised 9 children - the youngest 7 are very close in age - 2 sets of twins - 5 and a half years age difference. They were all raised together - participated in all types of sport from a very early age and each represented the province at some stage. At one stage we were 
taking children to sports training 6 days a week.
Their academic abilities developed at different rates when they were young but during their late teenage years the gap became narrower. They all attended university and completed degrees - the youngest is currently studying for a PHD.
My summary is that the sport involvement developed personal discipline and a desire to win which flowed into their academic life. They all had part time jobs during their teens which developed self reliance and gave them the means to socialize - hence they became well balanced individuals. They have all built a fitness regime into their daily lives.
As a parent you have to lead by example - I have maintained a daily fitness regime for 50 years. It has not been easy but you only get out
what you put in.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I have raised 9 children - the youngest 7 are very close in age - 2 sets of twins - 5 and a half years age difference. They were all raised together - participated in all types of sport from a very early age and each represented the province at some stage. At one stage we were<br />
taking children to sports training 6 days a week.<br />
Their academic abilities developed at different rates when they were young but during their late teenage years the gap became narrower. They all attended university and completed degrees - the youngest is currently studying for a PHD.<br />
My summary is that the sport involvement developed personal discipline and a desire to win which flowed into their academic life. They all had part time jobs during their teens which developed self reliance and gave them the means to socialize - hence they became well balanced individuals. They have all built a fitness regime into their daily lives.<br />
As a parent you have to lead by example - I have maintained a daily fitness regime for 50 years. It has not been easy but you only get out<br />
what you put in.</p>
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