Let s Play Sports Course Selection Guide

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1 Let s Play Sports Course Selection Guide Your child will be placed into one of the baseline levels, based on current skills. Upon completion of first level, the child will progress to the level underneath. PLEASE NOTE: Your child s success in sport lessons will be influenced by their physical comfort while learning a new sport. We will make every effort to ensure a welcoming and supportive environment. Because each child is physically different, it is important that you bring your child to the instructional setting and assure their comfort with the coaches and instructors before classes begin. Level Aikido The participant must meet the following pre-qualifications: Aikido instructors reserve the right to move a participant to a more appropriate level as necessary. Intermediate Basketball Ages 5 and up TBD Basketball instructors reserve the right to move a participant to a more appropriate level as necessary. If, during preschool basketball, a child turns 5-years-old, the child would move to the corresponding class the Passing the basketball o Chest, bounce, overhead Catching the ball Shooting technique Basic ball handling Jump shoots Layups Free throws Defensive stance Ball handling Baseball/Softball/ T-ball Baseball/softball/T-ball instructors reserve the right to move a participant to a more appropriate level as necessary. If, during preschool baseball/softball/t-ball, a child turns 5-years-old, the child would move to the corresponding class the Preschool (T-ball) Ages 3-4 Throwing a baseball Catching a baseball Basic rules Swinging a bat Stride, swing Pitcher/catcher roles and skills Running the bases Hitting the cutoff man

2 Boulder & Rock Climbing Boulder and rock climbing instructors reserve the right to move a participant to a more appropriate level as necessary. Equipment - proper use and care Knots Safety protocols Hands-on belaying Communication signals Climbing terminology Dance Dance instructors reserve the right to move a participant to a more appropriate level as necessary. If, during preschool dance, a child turns 5-years-old, the child would move to the corresponding class the Plies (Demi and Grand) Kicks (with use of stationary bar) Shuffle, shuffle heel, and side shuffle Potaboure Leaps Stationary turns Shuffle ball change, shuffle heel, and side shuffle Touch Football Touch football instructors reserve the right to move a participant to a more appropriate level as necessary. If, during preschool touch football, a child turns 5-years-old, the child would move to the corresponding class the Running back o Handoffs Quarterback o Stance/holding ball/throwing motion Wide Receiver o Stance/route running/catching the ball Defensive positions Offensive schemes/plays Basics of defense Golf Golf instructors reserve the right to move a participant to a more appropriate level as necessary. If, during preschool golf, a child turns 5-years-old, the child would move to the corresponding class the

3 Putting Chipping Wedges and woods Stance/grip Scoring Putting with obstacles Golf etiquette Swing techniques Club selection Gymnastics Gymnastics instructors reserve the right to move a participant to a more appropriate level as necessary. If, during preschool gymnastics, a child turns 5-years-old, the child would move to the corresponding class the Parent/Child Ages 1-2 Leaps and jumps, add twists to jumps Walk, jump, turn, and leap on beam Cartwheels Handstand Forward and backward rolls on own Backbend from standing, kick-over Pull-ups on bar Casts on bar Back hip circles Kick, Catch, & Throw Kick, catch, and throw instructors reserve the right to move a participant to a more appropriate level as necessary. If, during preschool kick, catch, and throw, a child turns 5-years-old, the child would move to the corresponding class the Beginner Ages 5-6 Racquetball Racquetball instructors reserve the right to move a participant to a more appropriate level as necessary. Footwork Forehand Backhand Serve placement Running Running instructors reserve the right to move a participant to a more appropriate level as necessary.

4 Basic stretching 100m 200m 400m Soccer Soccer instructors reserve the right to move a participant to a more appropriate level as necessary. If, during preschool soccer, a child turns 5-years-old, the child would move to the corresponding class the Passing Trapping Marking Stance Ball control Dribbling Shooting Kicks (corner, direct, indirect) Throw-in pass Goal keeping Tennis Tennis instructors reserve the right to move a participant to a more appropriate level as necessary. If, during preschool tennis, a child turns 5-years-old, the child would move to the corresponding class the Forehand and backhand How to keep score Net play Footwork Serving Net techniques Consistency in forehand & backhand Consistency in serving Increased serve speed and accuracy Cross court/down the line shots Intro to overhead shots Doubles Volleyball Volleyball instructors reserve the right to move a participant to a more appropriate level as necessary.

5 Stance Forearm pass Underhand serve Forearm set Overhead pass/set Overhead serve Dig Dink and tip Yoga Yoga instructors reserve the right to move a participant to a more appropriate level as necessary. If, during preschool yoga, a child turns 5-years-old, the child would move to the corresponding class the Stretching Sun salutations Basic pose Balance Mediation Cool down Eagle pose Dancer pose Warrior pose Tree pose