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How Do You Approach a Father who is Seen Teaching His Child an Exercise Incorrectly or Dangerously?

In no specific order, their answers are ashave to deal with at least a couple of times
follows:Steve Payne:"Good question. How doa week here at Oak Marr RECenter. This can
you take a potentially volatile situation anddefinitely be a tricky situation. The first
turn it into a communication dream? Not anthing that you DON'T want to do is disparage
easy thing to do. You must be a student ofthe father in front of the son. What I
human tendencies, skilled in observation andusually do is offer them more effective
interpretation of body language,alternatives. Just telling them that what
relationships and voice inflection. Or youthey are doing is wrong is non-productive. I
can just take a shot. Either way, youralso explain to them in simple terms what the
approach must be one of timidity, humilityconsequences can be if the exercises continue
and timing; built on certain basic principlesto be performed dangerously or improperly.A
of human interaction if you are succeed.Ilot of times, I may take the father over to
will suggest two scenarios: The first takesthe side, depending on the personality type.
place in the environment where I train. InSometimes, to get certain fathers to listen,
this particular realm, let's assume that aI have to expound on my credentials, and that
father is training his son to squat using theusually works. However, there will always
so called "Smith Rack." This father's ownbe those who don't want to listen, like the
instruction capability may be wayfather in Florida who informed me that he
over-estimated and he is giving his son poorused to be a bodybuilder, he knew what he was
advice, as well as loading the device withdoing, and his 11 year old son "needed" to
much too heavy a training weight. The kid"get more mass" in his lats. More often than
could blow a knee, back, whatever. What donot, though, I have come across very
you do?The second scenario is a littleappreciative fathers who are grateful that
different; let's assume that I'm out in thethere are people like us out there that care
field, or at the track. I see a dad havingenough to help."Rick Karboviak:"This is
junior do repeated depth jumps from a heighttouchy, because most parents tend to believe
equal to the kids waist--around belt level.that they are doing absolutely the right
Oh yeah, the kid's also wearing ankle weightsthing for their kids. In the case of seeing
and holding 10 pound dumbbells in each hand.a father teach his son an incorrect exercise
(I wish I was making this up and hadn'tor potentially dangerous one, I'd have to be
witnessed it first-hand)In each scenario, thea professional about it and question the
potential for unsolicited advice to blow upfather. I would ask him if he needed any
in your face is huge. Your approach must befurther assistance in getting a strategy
tactful and humble, with an immediatelined up for his son's program. This would
solution to the situation. Since I have anbe offering help without saying "Hey, you're
established presence at the gym where I dodoing it all wrong, let me do it right for
most of my work, I am recognized and given ayou." Maybe  this  guy  is
certain degree of leeway towards advice
giving. In other words, most of the folks injust shooting from the hip and doing what
the gym at least know my face and aresome other dad has his son doing? This
receptive to my approach. At the track,happens in the gym more than you think (Face
however, it is a different story. I'm justit, how many guys sit & BS by the water
another strikingly handsome face in thefountain and exchange myths???).If the dad is
crowd. In either case, in order for you toclueless,  I
succeed, you must do one thing: first
establish a relationship. You must find somejust found an opportunity to not only get a
sort of common ground, make a friend, allowclient, but save a kid from doing improper
them to get to know you. You must create somethings. So, in general, I offer my help in
degree of rapport. Every good salesman willthe form of helping this dad out to help
concur with this statement. Without rapportbenefit his son. If there's a dangerous lift
you are dead in the water. It is a wellbeing done, I would take the time to explain
known fact, and one that I have preached forthe reasons why its not the ideal exercise to
many years now: No one cares how much youdo for overall athletic development. If the
know until they know how much you care!Byfather is inconsiderate in accepting my help,
spending a little time getting to know DadI will let him pay for his son's medical
and establishing rapport, you can then askbills that the kid will accrue from getting
him, "May I make a suggestion on what you andinjured due to his dad's ignorance."John
Jr. here are doing?" In this way, you giveIzzo:"I have to admit, I have always been one
him permission to either say "Yes" or "No",to walk by ANYONE doing exercises incorrectly
but it has to be his decision for there to beand leaving them be. My mantra was "let them
any degree of reception. If Dad says yes,perish in their own ignorance". And sometimes
then give it to him. If he says no, walkmy mantra still is that....However, with kids
away. Attempting to pound your viewpointbeing taught exercises incorrectly has always
into Dad may allow you to have a say-so, butbrought an awkward feeling to me. A side of
it may also have a detrimental effect theme knows the father is trying to bond with
child, as Dad's anger is now directed towardhis child and really making head-way to
him in an attempt to prove you wrong. Notestablishing a disciplined and goal oriented
necessarily, but maybe.Establish rapport, askchild, so I usually understand that its the
permission, wait for the reply. The formuladad that needs my help. What I have done in
works, it just has to be applied."Waynethe past is deliberately perform the same
Burwell:"When it comes to family, you don'texercises in front of the child and father. I
want a father to lose face in front of hishave gotten the glances and looks, and soon
son. In a good relationship, that father mayenough...the questions. Usually, I am
be the boy's hero, and that's why he listensapproached while the child is at the watrer
to him. In a bad situation, the child couldfountain or locker-room. No problem. This is
be being forced to do the exercises. Eitherthe opportunity I was looking for to build a
way it's a very delicate situation. How Irapport with dad.What I have also done, was
would approach it, especially if they arebond with the father and trade old "Arnold"
gross movements that will injure thestories. Then I would ask to "show" a "harder
child?One way would be to offer a personalversion" of the exercise--only to to be
training demo. I'm well known in theaccepted into their space. Once I have their
community for sports conditioning of youngattention and hopefully, trust, I show them a
athletes. For those who aren't already known,progression of the exercise they performed
it might be more difficult, but it's reallyincorrectly. Once they are in awe of it's
about your approach. I would start withvariety...I bring the exercise back to its
positive comments and praise for the fatheroriginal prerequisite and begin my lesson.
commenting on the fact that he actually hasSeems tricky and deceptive...but it
his son active and working out. In addition,works."Chaney Weiner:The most important thing
I'd likely work on his ego by pointing out toin approaching anyone doing an exercise
him that his son looks like a phenomenalincorrectly is to NOT insult them or come off
athlete, and I would invite them to a sessionas being arrogant. You MUST first develop
in order for me to give some pointers onrapport with them or all is lost no matter
strength and conditioning.Dr. Kwamewhat good intentions you have.
Brown:"This is a great question, and one I



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