Movement is the architect of a child’s brain. 
The two hemispheres of the brain are designed to constantly communicate with one another. The left side of the brain controls the right side of the body, and vice versa.
Bilateral activities, common to all gymnastics programs, require both sides of the body 
to work together and separately. Coordinated movement patterns create efficiency in the brain. Efficient pathways create fluent readers who complete reading tasks with ease.
Bouncing on the trampoline, tumbling down a mat, swinging from the bars
-all these activities help wire the brain and integrate the vestibular system. Like the hub of a wheel, the vestibular system integrates vision, hearing, balance and skin sensations.
("Did You Know that Your Gymnastics Center is an Educational Goldmine?" Debra M. Wilson, M.A., Reading Specialist Technique, July 2008, Vol. 28, #7)
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