
A structured daytime movement and fitness program held every M/W/F, that helps students build strength, coordination, balance, agility, endurance, confidence, and leadership through coach-led instruction.

Designed for students ages 5–16, Sessions Athletic Foundations gives homeschool families a structured way to keep kids active while developing real athletic skills that support sports, recreation, and everyday life. Students build strength, coordination, balance, agility, endurance, confidence, and teamwork in a supportive, coach-led environment.


This is not open gym. This is not a competitive team. This is not a ninja/parkour class. Sessions Athletic Foundations is a structured instructional movement and fitness program designed for homeschool students to specifically gain strength, balance, mobility, confidence, and leadership skills..

Phone: 4088579799
Email: [email protected]
Sessions Athletic Foundations is designed for students ages 5–8, 9-12, and 13 & Up. No prior experience is required. Activities are scaled so students can participate safely and confidently at their current ability level
Each class includes a coach-led warm-up, skill instruction, guided practice, movement stations, fitness activities, cooperative games, and a cooldown. Students will work on skills like jumping, landing, balancing, crawling, hand eye & eye foot coordination, climbing patterns, problem solving, footwork, bodyweight strength, flexibility, and teamwork.
Sessions Athletic Foundations is designed to be homeschool- and charter-friendly by focusing on structured movement and fitness instruction. Families may request attendance records, progress notes, or a certificate of completion for homeschool documentation. Charter approval may depend on each school’s vendor process and funding guidelines.
No. This is a non-competitive instructional program. The goal is to help students build physical confidence, athletic ability, focus, and personal responsibility in a positive group environment. Students are encouraged to improve at their own pace rather than compete against others.