Kids In Sports

Our Tiny and Little Athletes programs, for children ages One and Two years old are adult participation classes. Children engage in a variety of sports related movements during free play and structured exercises to improve their fine and gross motor skills. Throwing, catching, kicking, running, and balance are practiced in each class, with maximum success coming from work done through close supervision and encouragement of their attending adult.

Sibling Sports Classes are a new addition to our sports program. It provides parents the flexibility and convenience of attending class for multiple children. These classes are specifically for siblings ages 1-5 years old and will focus on the principles of each sport, teaching fundamentals of sport moves and general rules of game play. Our coaches will instruct the children individually and in groups to best facilitate different children's learning needs. We will separate the younger children (1-2 year olds) and the older children (3-5 year olds) into groups during the class. In addition, specialized games and drills that can transcend and address skills in any sport are incorporated. Our Multi-Sport Athlete classes are specifically designed for all age levels. These classes teach the fundamentals of baseball, basketball, floor hockey, football, soccer, and volleyball. One sport is focused on for two to three weeks before rotating to another sport. Multi-Sport Athlete classes also include a fitness and cooperative games session. Skills of each sport are taught in small and large groups, with games eventually being played at the appropriate age levels.

Our Tiny and Little Athletes programs, for children ages One and Two years old are adult participation classes. Children engage in a variety of sports related movements during free play and structured exercises to improve their fine and gross motor skills. Throwing, catching, kicking, running, and balance are practiced in each class, with maximum success coming from work done through close supervision and encouragement of their attending adult.