Age-Specific Youth Development

Ages 10 To 14 Years Old

Physically

They typically have great technique and agility, but they can be lazy which leads to sloppiness.  Our goal is to help them apply effort to challenging tasks such as building momentum in their jumps and spins, and demonstrate strength by applying power and mechanics to exercises.

Intellectually

They are extremely smart, but can be aloof when something doesn't challenge them.  Also, their critical thinking skills are top-notch, but their decision-making skills are typically the exact opposite, and that is why most adults treat them like a child.  Our goal is to teach them how to apply focus and effort to the simplest activities, and demonstrate good decision making skills by having the proper reaction when put under pressure.

Emotionally

Thanks to science, they are typically all over the emotional spectrum.  Our goal is to teach them how to have good instincts despite internal fears and anxieties.

Socially

They care about what their peers think, and therefore make social choices based on their friend's likes and dislikes.  Our goal is to help them have an ethical vision about life by seeing the bigger picture and making social decisions based on good character.

Age-Specific Child Development

Ages 10 To 14 Years Old