clumsy syndrome

If you grew up in the 60s and could not boast innate abilities in sports, you probably left there the story of unsuccessful attempts to engage in any kind of sports injure you. Perhaps because of this, and now you are ashamed to play sports. Beatrice Robinson, Ph.D., now an avid tennis player, admits that she suffered from "clumsy syndrome".
"I remember in the seventh grade, I participated in the competition in volleyball and was not able to file a ball, says Dr. Robinson, associate professor of psychology at the Faculty of Medicine of the University in Minneapolis. What a humiliation! The worse I felt, the less able was to file a ball. The whole team is looking at me with conviction, and it hurt me to the point that I am ten years could not bring myself to resume sports activities. I was sure that it is able not to engage in athletics. I think that a lot of women at least once experienced anything like that, as a result made the same conclusion. "
Complete women who exercise could bring great benefit especially, are more likely to get emotional trauma that causes them to get away health clubs. "In my youth I was a fat, awkward and moved a little, says Dr. Kolotkin. I is a classic example of a player who is taking the team final. How do you persuade to engage in sports, for whom the body is a source of embarrassment and who can not perform the exercises that you are offered in the gym? "