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Absolutely, as long as a child is ready to apply themselves to it. If they have the discipline, the younger we start; the better. Children are often already doing naturally what my adult students have to train to develop (or re-learn). So it’s great to help them maintain the natural balance that often gets lost as they start to imitate their adult heroes.
