子供の運動神経をよくするには、どんなことをしたらいいですか？

[Q&A Tamesue] Tamesue University Tamesue Academy is a YouTube channel with the theme of "exploring humans through sports." Tamesue will be a researcher and will enjoy exploring the fascinating aspects of humans together with you. Q: Dr. Tamesue, I always enjoy watching your videos. I have a question for you. If you don't mind, please give me some advice. In February of this year, my first grandchild, a girl, was born, and I look forward to her growing up every day. I want her to train her mind and body through sports and become a strong person. So, here is my question. From what age should I get my child to play what kind of sports so that they will like sports? I don't care if they win or lose in sports, but I want them to be good at sports. By the way, I taught my two sons martial arts, ball games, and swimming, and my eldest son continued judo and my second son continued hardball baseball until they reached university. Thank you. I will answer your questions as appropriate in #TamesueQA. If you have any questions, please write [Question] at the beginning of the post section of the channel's community or in the video comment section. Please subscribe to the channel.    / tamesueacademy   We are also looking for members for the Tamesue University cheering squad! https://www.youtube.com/@TamesueAcade... Dai Tamesue Born in Hiroshima Prefecture in 1978. The first Japanese to win a medal at a world championship in a sprint event. Japan record holder for the men's 400m hurdles (as of December 2024). Currently engaged in sports business, and through his recent book "Mastery Theory: People can learn and grow forever," which summarizes his learning as an athlete, he explores human mastery. Other major works include "Winning Alone" and "The Power to Give Up." Twitter: / daijapan ( @daijapan ) note: https://note.com/daitamesue HP: http://www.deportarepartners.tokyo/ Starring: Tamesue Dai Editors: Mihara Yuta, Kawamura Hina DPs: Arakawa Ayumi, Usami Naho, Kamiyama Kai