Playball

Yes, this is my new job!! And it is about as fun as it sounds. "playing ball" It just kind of fell into my lap. My neighbor really needed some help with her classes because they were too full for her to teach alone. I work at 3 different schools...BeKare, Mountain Brook Baptist, & Church of Brook Hills. I honestly feel like it was a blessing from God. I work 2 days a week so I can still spend some time with my babies and make a little money too. It's exactly what I needed. So, if you're wondering what it is check out their website at http://alabama.usaplayball.com/about_us

I put the description below off their website to get you more familiar with what it is.

Please contact me if you are interested in signing your child up or seeing if it is offered at their school!

For over 25 years, We’ve Used Sports as a Means To Enrich all Aspects of a Child’s Life…


In Playball, sports play a vital role in the health and well being of every child. Sports help us learn life skills such as respect, sportsmanship, responsibility, confidence, self-esteem, patience, tolerance and leadership.


With Playball children learn the basic skills for Basketball, Baseball, Volleyball, Hockey, Tennis and Soccer.


Playball classes begin at age 2 and go through to age 8. It suits the needs of all children regardless of athletic abilities. It helps develop the confidence to participate in all activities - on and off the field!


Playball is progressive: children progress from informal introduction of basic ball and movement skills to more structured sports participation. No two classes are the same!


Playball consists of 6 stages - each focusing on the age development of the child.


Playball works on developing skills such as balance, coordination, mid-line crossing, throwing, catching, fielding and dribbling.


Playball is taught in different venues such as pre-schools, day cares, parks, and recreation centers!

Playball gives kids the opportunity to explore their creativity and imagination. They experience fun, laughter, joy and success. Children do not care that they are learning “tennis forehand” because it’s so much fun “swatting away mosquitoes!”.


Playball develops reading, thinking and problem solving skills as well as motor skill development. This is why Playball is so important for your children! We use these principles to design a program that is not only fun for the kids but has an underlying principle to accomplish this!!


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