First, skipping rope itself is not difficult. Jumping rope is the simplest of all sports. No matter boys or girls, as long as they get the skipping rope, most of them will jump, but the standard degree of action is different and the number of jumps per minute is different. Therefore, I think the sport itself is not difficult. If parents feel that their children are not up to standard, they can spend a little time with them to practice more. This kind of action without difficulty can let the children pass directly when practicing occasionally. When we were young, we all played this sport. Whether boys or girls play together more, they will eventually jump a lot every minute and pass the exam easily. So I don't think parents need to be so nervous and spend thousands of dollars to learn such a simple exercise. It's better to learn some sports that others can't learn.
Second, parents are too nervous. I think these parents spend so much money on their children mostly because they are too nervous. Now we all know that these children are under great competitive pressure, and parents are anxious about these children, so they want to create the best learning environment for them when they are young, hoping that they can be better than other children. I think it's useless for parents to be nervous, because the children's final academic performance still depends on themselves. If they are still unwilling to study subjectively, it is useless to spend any more money after signing up for class.
I was surprised when I first learned that skipping also has make-up lessons, because most people can start and end this sport anytime and anywhere, so these parents really don't need to waste money on this course, which will only make your children more and more stressed.