Four-year-old girls are afraid of leg press when dancing. Should parents insist?

For this problem, I think parents should decide whether to insist on letting their children dance according to their actual situation.

First, we need to know why children are afraid of leg press. It may be because the child is not flexible enough, or it may be because the child has been injured before, which makes her afraid of this action. If the body is not flexible enough, then parents can consider letting the child do some stretching exercises to help her increase the flexibility of the body. If it is because of the injury, parents should let the child rest for a while first, and then consider letting her continue dancing after the wound has fully recovered.

Secondly, we need to consider whether children really like dancing. If the child is not interested in dancing, even if the parents insist on letting her dance, it is difficult to achieve good results. On the contrary, if children are interested in dancing, parents can consider taking some measures to help them overcome leg press's fear, such as asking them to practice more, or looking for some professional coaches to guide them.

Finally, we need to consider the health of children. If the child's physical condition does not allow her to dance, then parents should give up the idea of letting the child dance. Children's health is more important than anything else. Parents should always pay attention to the child's physical condition to ensure that she can grow up healthily.

To sum up, parents should decide whether to insist on letting their children dance according to their actual situation. If the children are healthy, interested in dancing, and afraid that leg press's problems can be solved in some ways, then parents can consider insisting on letting their children dance. But if the child's physical condition doesn't allow it, or if he is not interested in dancing, then parents should give up the idea of letting their children dance.