Runner

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Take him to the running track at a school and run along side of him. Make it a game where he has to stay inside the lines (pretending there's water or something on either side - oops don't fall in!) it is safer and you also get a workout. If you can't keep up - get a bike. Try basketball. Try weighted balls.

To: sList Sent: Sun, March 20, 2011 8:46:17 AMSubject: Re: Re: Runner

We tried to put him in soccer but the coaches were exhausted trying to chase him down as he did not feel it was important to stay on the field. He is only 41/2 but he has the speed of a high school running back. We can't catch him and as it turns out neither can the soccer coach.

Re: Runner

Put him on the track team.> >> > > > > > > > My four year old is a runner and we are really starting to struggle trying to catch him. He is getting big and fast. Has anyone else gone through this? Do you have any suggestions on trying to fix this? Thanks in advance for your time.> > > > Regards,> > > >>

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If he has the need to run, maybe get him on a treadmill and that will satisfy his need.

Subject: Re: Re: RunnerTo: sList Date: Sunday, March 20, 2011, 8:46 AM

We tried to put him in soccer but the coaches were exhausted trying to chase him down as he did not feel it was important to stay on the field. He is only 41/2 but he has the speed of a high school running back. We can't catch him and as it turns out neither can the soccer coach.

Re: Runner

Put him on the track team.> >> > > > > > > > My four year old is a runner and we are really starting to struggle trying to catch him. He is getting big and fast. Has anyone else gone through this? Do you

have any suggestions on trying to fix this? Thanks in advance for your time.> > > > Regards,> > > >>