Play is a vehicle for learning.
Ally Oop Little Athletes provides children ages 2-10 years old with the opportunity to learn sports in a safe, fun and nurturing environment using our unique approach of Games Inside the Sports. In our Games Inside the Sports approach we teach your Little Athlete how to play sports through fun and active games instead of the traditional skill and drill method that is used in most other sport programs for children. Our program is completely inclusive, engaging all participants. Our goal is to improve confidence, coordination, balance, strength, timing, skill proficiency and fitness of our little athletes using PLAY.
We will develop and improve on your child’s gross and fine movement skills, which in turn will enhance their cognitive, interpersonal, and emotional development. We teach transferable sport skills and show our little athletes how to link those skills between sports. By making exercise and sport fun again, we are providing the foundation for an active, healthy lifestyle. They will have the confidience to participate in a variety of activities and develop lifelong relationships. But most important, we learn through PLAY and have FUN, FUN, FUN!!!
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MISSION STATEMENT
To use sport, play and age appropriate activities using our Games Inside the Sports methodology to promote a healthy lifestyle, positive attitudes and confidence that our little athletes can carry on throughout their whole lives. To learn fundamental movement skills and increase self esteem while learning a wide variety of sports.
Little athletes 2-6 years old will participate in a non-competitive, multi-sport program using play to develop fundamental movement skills like throwing, striking, catching, jumping, running and spatial awareness.
Little athletes 7-10 years old will focus on developing fundamental sport skills through fun and competitive play. The focus will be on how to transfer skills, concepts and strategies learned in one activity to other activities.
Little athletes 2-6 years old will participate in a non-competitive, multi-sport program using play to develop fundamental movement skills like throwing, striking, catching, jumping, running and spatial awareness.
Little athletes 7-10 years old will focus on developing fundamental sport skills through fun and competitive play. The focus will be on how to transfer skills, concepts and strategies learned in one activity to other activities.