My 8-year-old son trains independently from 9-12, then my 4-year-old daughter joins him from 12-1:30

8 Nov 2023 · 0 min

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Mark Evans describes his 8-year-old son's independent training from 9 to noon, then his 4-year-old daughter joining for gymnastics and other activities until 1:30. He deliberately controls their social interactions and what influences their thinking.

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9:00 to 12:00 (three hours)

12:00 to 1:30 (one hour 30 minutes)

Son: 8 years old; Daughter: 4 years old

My 8 year old. He goes from 9 to 12 by himself. And then my daughter comes in from 12 to 1:30 with him. She's only 4, so an hour and a half, two hours a day is plenty. And then the real training happens when they get out. Then we play life skills, build Legos.
Mark got his son into golf. Probably a better golfer than I am.
He is pretty decent, but golf and tennis to sport my daughter's gymnastics. But you've been around the other kids. Everyone's worried about the whole who do they hanging out with? This and that. Like they're hanging out with people that actually doing stuff. So I want to control what's being put in their brain a little bit right now.
Yeah, that's a good thing.