IN: What happens next?

How to diagnose panic attacks in children
Listen to your child's physical complaints.
Children often find it hard to explain the emotional symptoms of a panic attack. Instead, your child may instead describe the physical symptoms that go along with panic attacks.

OUT: These are the symptoms that they are more likely to understand. These physical symptoms can include : Trembling or shaking chest pain feeling dizzy or light headed feeling chills or overheated nausea sweating choking sensations difficulty breathing Pay attention to your child's fears.

IN: What happens next?

. an athletic man wearing a track suit and a bib number 171

OUT: is walking on a track and warming himself up.

IN: What happens next?

We see a set of drums and a man standing behind the drums talking and holding a drink. the man

OUT:
drinks from the drink and puts it down.