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Sports experts tell parents: Ease up on expectations or children may burn out

From Delfi · () Lithuanian

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  • Traveler Aurimas Valujavičius said his early exposure to sport through his family and surroundings shaped his relationship with movement.
  • He sent greetings from Nebraska to participants at the Vilnius Sports Festival.

“I certainly did not start with major trips or activities, but it helped that from a very young age I saw sport in my family and surroundings,” traveler Aurimas Valujavičius said.

Valujavičius was speaking about how sport and movement entered his life while sending greetings from Nebraska to participants at the Vilnius Sports Festival.

I certainly did not start with major trips or activities, but it helped that from a very young age I saw sport in my family and surroundings, and understood that it was a source of life.

· Aurimas ValujavičiusThe traveler described how sport and movement became part of his life.
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