“My wife and I like that Brainy Moves is a combination of neurological and physical exercises that are novel and innovative. Our five year old son enjoys the programme very much. James is patient, encouraging, good in engaging and connecting with our son, and yet can be firm when he needs to motivate our child to try out more complex moves. James is also able to explain well on how each exercise boosts the brain, and we appreciate that he is accommodating and flexible when it comes to scheduling the sessions. Since our boy started on Brainy Moves, we find that he is able to focus better and his self-confidence has improved, and he is more willing to try new activities.

We would recommend Brainy Moves to our friends.”

“Brainy Moves is a composite of exercise that is novel and forces the students to be engaged at every session. Using low weights with high repetition that increases strength coupled with aerobic moves that heighten the heart rate, Brainy Moves is both challenging and burns off calories.

We engaged Brainy Moves as we wanted the students to have a new perspective and insight on how exercise can energise them, reconnect their synapses for learning, how to manage their weight, and improve their psychomotor control over their body so they can better participate in sports and be stronger and healthier.”

“The hands on activities with parents and children have definitely helped the parents in creating an awareness of how exercise affects children’s learning in many ways. At times, parents tend to relate learning solely to class activities in academic areas. Especially as children gets older, they tend to also focus on how in helping children in academic areas. Through this workshop, I believe it has better helped parents to understand the connections between Exercise and Learning (Brain Development).

The activities that are planned for both children and parents, definitely has helped in creating opportunities for parent-child bonding. Through this way, parents are also able to better relate and even apply it easily during the time spent with their children.

The workshop that you’ve conducted has received good reviews. Being in Early Childhood education, while we are always looking into holistic approach in young children’s development, I do personally see there are areas of learning in young children that are less focused such as gross motor activities. Therefore, I would recommend parents to consider your programme. Nowadays, even very young infants and toddlers go for Gym classes, how about these pre-schoolers too.”