Insports Different Youth Programs

Insports
offers several instructional programs specially designed to meet the
needs of children of all ages. These programs encompass an
educational focus, but also emphasize skill development, teamwork,
and fitness. Kids are grouped by age and ability to ensure their
needs are met. These programs are open to children between the ages
of two and fifteen and a variety of sports are available to choose
from. Parents are also allowed to participate in select “parent and
me” programs. Details on our programs can be viewed below or more
in depth on our website.

• Pint-sized
  players: Ages 2-4
  Children
  will be introduced to the sports of basketball, volleyball, floor
  hockey, lacrosse, soccer, and t-ball. These classes are designed to
  increase motor skill development, coordination, and balance. It is
  also a great way for your kids to naturally learn socialization,
  sharing, following directions, and taking turns.
• Diamond
  Stars: Ages 4-6
  Kids’
  baseball skills will be improved as they learn how to catch, throw,
  field groundballs and pop-ups, run bases, and hit.
• Lax
  Cats: Ages 4-6
  This
  introductory lacrosse class gives boys and girls the fundamental
  skills needed to play lacrosse.
• Soccer
  Cats: Ages 2-6
  Your
  child will learn things such as ball skills and foot-eye
  coordination by playing structured mini-games with a focus on the
  specific skill being taught.
• Small
  Sports and Adaptive All Sports: Ages 4-6
  These
  two programs both expose kids to multiple sports, focusing on
  learning one each session. These take non-competitive approaches
  and encourage kids to be active and have fun.

• Basketball
  League
  Children
  will participate in drills to develop specific skills such as
  rebounding, passing, and dribbling. Then they will put this
  practice into action by playing in a controlled 30 minute game
  after each session.
• Soccer
  Stars
  Keep
  your soccer star in shape during the offseason. These classes will
  let your child improve their ball skills so that they can stay
  sharp and be ready for the upcoming season.
• Flag
  Football
  Participants
  will learn the rules of flag football as well as basic plays and
  skills through games and drills. Scrimmages will be held for kids
  to put their skills to the test after learning the basics.
• Lax
  Cats
  Each
  session will involve time allotted to drills and learning followed
  by an exciting game putting these newly-learned skills to use.
• Volleyball
  League
  This
  instructional league will develop participants’ volleyball skills
  using both drills and live gameplay.

• Momentum
  Lax Academy
• Youth
  Passing League
• Girls
  Basketball Skills and Drills Clinic
• Boys
  Basketball Skills and Drills Clinic