San Diego Active Kids LLC

04/07/2022

Our partners from Artscol having their first student exibiton!!

Our first exhibition of student work
Please join us in celebrating our students and their hard work on April 23rd from 5-8pm
We are all soooo excited

10/05/2021

Great to be part of the Lawrence Family JCC!

Catch it if you can! Yet again, Coach D brings tons of creativity and fun to PE resulting in squeals of laughter!

10/05/2021

Catch it if you can! Yet again, Coach D brings tons of creativity and fun to PE resulting in squeals of laughter!

06/18/2021

06/17/2021

Summer camps rolling....⚽️ super heroes attack 😀

02/24/2021

Some benefits of practicing balance in play:

*Learning balance helps children develop better concentration needed for sitting and paying attention in class

*Balancing uses mechanical principles and helps kids understand concepts such as gravity, equilibrium, counterbalance, and other sports skills

*It promotes questioning and problem-solving skills to sort out questions like, “Why is this happening?”

02/02/2021

If you have a kid who is a young athlete and wants to enhance their performance we have the program for them.
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Our 8 weeks sessions are planned for each athlete individually.

No matter if you are in tennis, soccer, basketball volleyball, football, individual or team sports, our program will be prepared just for you.

The program is designed to work individually and in small groups.

01/29/2021

Happy Friday everyone!

Even though we are parents and we will be awake at the same time, or even earlier tomorrow. 🙃

01/27/2021

San Diego Active Kids program focuses on developing a strong base in all aspects of physical development including speed, agility, power, strength, balance and coordination.

Practices and camps are held on-going throughout the year.
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We offer variety of sports (soccer, tennis, surfing, snowboarding) throughout the year through different clinics and camps.

01/21/2021

Not enough children are active.

A 2018 study from Nationwide Children’s Hospital showed that just 5% of youth ages 5 to 18 reported meeting the federally recommended amount of exercise — 60 minutes per day.

The study, which examined 7,822 children over three years, also found that 50 percent were insufficiently active and 5 percent reported no physical activity.

Researchers recommended that pediatricians should treat exercise like a vital sign, similar to height and weight, and engage patients in conversations about how to be more physically active.

A 2020 study found that 60% of American children had inadequate levels of cardiorespiratory fitness, putting them at increased risk of chronic diseases at younger ages (American Heart Association, 2020).

01/14/2021

Do you play sports?

If you do, then you know the value of hard work, commitment, and determination in achieving success.

Playing sports can help you learn the importance of these values.

Sports can also teach you so much about yourself and the world around you. It can help you develop good character, values and habits early on in life.

01/04/2021

Let’s start today 💫