Empowering Kids Through Fun And Engaging Youth Sports Programs

Kids will learn the basics of basketball, from dribbling to passing to shooting, while making new friends and learning how to build camaraderie among teammates. By working together toward a common goal, kids develop cardiovascular and muscular strength while developing meaningful friendships that can last far beyond the summer.

Ideal for boys and girls alike, cheerleading is more than yelling encouragement at their teammates during a game. From learning physical routines and building confidence, cheerleading goes beyond just a sports program: it’s where kids can build community by cheering with a group, working side by side with peers.

Communication and reliance on each other go hand in hand as kids develop leadership skills in this team-focused activity. Working together as a team helps improve mental health as well as physical fitness.

Soccer is Florida’s favorite pastime! Kids who enjoy a fun, energizing game will love soccer training, which not only teaches the basic elements of the game, but also how to challenge oneself in healthy ways. Soccer training at All Sports Kids focuses on correct foot and ball placement, body positioning, and teamwork. Kids of all ages and abilities are welcome to sign up for soccer training to have fun and stay healthy.

A complex sport that’s intellectually and physically stimulating, football is a long-time favorite sport that kids of all ages can learn to play. The two most common forms are flag football and tackle football, and children can learn both at All Star Sports Kids.

Flag football doesn’t have the same physical intensity as tackle football, focusing instead on removing a flag or flag belt from a carrier’s waist instead of physically tackling them.

Tackle football, as its name implies, focuses more on contact as players physically carry or kick the ball across the goal line to score touchdowns.

Not sure which type of football is right for your child? Talk with a member of our staff, or consider signing up for both.

With no outdoor rinks and South Florida’s hot weather, kids can participate in floor hockey, minus the skates and the cold. Floor hockey is the next best thing, training kids in building hand-eye coordination with guiding a hockey stick to a rubber disk (from across the floor and into the other team’s net). In addition, floor hockey focuses on improving balance, agility, and teamwork toward a common goal.

One of America’s favorite pastimes, baseball is a childhood staple. Kids will learn everything from pitching to proper placement of hands on a bat, techniques for sliding into home base, and above all, teamwork. This exciting sport is accessible for kids of all ages and abilities, and will foster a love of the sport long after the season ends.

There are many types of martial arts, from karate, to taekwondo, to judo. Each one is different, but designed specifically for young people. Each program focuses on fitness and skill development, as well as character building and confidence.

Children of all fitness levels can sign up for martial arts, which can be adapted for children with disabilities as well. Improve physical health and social skills with a fitness activity that is also an ancient art form.