Youth Sports Reimagined.
Active kids through bite-sized, connected, screentime. Reimagining Youth Sports Training and Physical Education.
Do You Recall Your First Memory Related to Sports?
Was it learning how to throw a ball in your backyard with a family member? Maybe you were watching adults gathered around the TV yelling at the athletes and telling them how to play. Was it scoring your first goal surrounded by friends and teammates?
Whether you grew up to be a football or soccer fan, root for the Lakers or the Celtics or have followed the career of a super star like Kobe Bryant or Serena Williams, it’s hard to deny that sports leave a mark on our lives beginning at a young age.
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Active kids through bite-sized, connected, screentime. Reimagining Youth Sports Training and Physical Education.
Why Sports?
Sports have been around for centuries, and they’re embedded in our culture. It brings people together – we indulge in sport to stay active, play, relax and socialize.
Most people become involved with sports to improve and maintain their health. Parents will even enroll toddlers in teams to provide exposure, introduce them to friends, teach new skills and to keep them active.
The Benefit of Sports
Some of the greatest benefits of youth sports are the intangible, invisible skills that are acquired with training. These include:
- Confidence
- Commitment & focus
- Discipline & mental strength
- Perseverance & resilience
Life Skills
If you ask an athlete how competing in youth sports shaped who they are as a person they’ll likely share about how they learned to overcome obstacles, be a part of a team, how to be a leader, how to lose and win with grace and a whole slew of additional life skills and characteristics that are vital to future success.
Who would have thought that so much of what we encounter in life can be learned on the field in the middle of a game?
Mental Health
It’s a well-known fact that regular exercise is related to good mental and physical health. In fact, a 2019 study showed that children who are not active are twice as likely to have mental health problems, including anxiety and depression, in comparison to those who meet the recommended 60-minutes of exercise per day.
When the COVID-19 pandemic put the whole world on pause, children and adults alike instantly felt the physical and mental hardships of being homebound. Local community-based programs and school sports alike shut down, and many have still not made a comeback. We’re all itching to settle into our “new normal,” and this includes getting kids excited about sports again, encouraging play time and investing in modern resources that will transform passive screen time into an activity of value.
Play Time is the Best Time
We believe in good old-fashioned play. So many good things can come from play, and we are eager to bring excitement back into playtime with engaging, bite-sized educational content. Whether your kids are soccer lovers, dance stars or simply looking to try something new, our video library offers skills training in a wide range of sports and activities.
Kids can choose to be as active as they want in their own space, and at their own pace. Volleyball today & soccer tomorrow – why not? If kids are having fun, learning something new and interacting with their peers in a safe environment while building vital life skills for their future, we feel that we’ve done our job.
