This progressive training program will implement a short 10 to 12 minute technical training session (as a warm-up), then proceeds directly into game play. During warm-up, the staff will focus on individual player enhancement and begin to separate participants into teams to play small sided games. The staff will continously instruct and evaluate each player on their technique, and give feedback on the when, where and how the game is played. The staff may also move players (even during a game) from one team to another or even one group to another so that everyone has the best playing experience.

This progressive training program will implement a short 10 to 12 minute technical training session (as a warm-up), then proceeds directly into game play. During warm-up, the staff will focus on individual player enhancement and begin to separate participants into teams to play small sided games. The staff will continously instruct and evaluate each player on their technique, and give feedback on the when, where and how the game is played. The staff may also move players (even during a game) from one team to another or even one group to another so that everyone has the best playing experience.

A week full of activities which inspire fun, build skills, keep campers moving, and empower imagination.

A week full of activities which inspire fun, build skills, keep campers moving, and empower imagination.

A week full of activities which inspire fun, build skills, keep campers moving, and empower imagination.

A week full of activities which inspire fun, build skills, keep campers moving, and empower imagination.

A week full of activities which inspire fun, build skills, keep campers moving, and empower imagination.

Spend the day at the J with old friends and new. Vacation Days provide children with a chance to make new friends and try new things so you can work, worry free. Kids participate in a variety of activities, including sports, arts and crafts, cooking, games, swimming, and more. Be sure to bring a lunch, swimsuit, and towel.

Spend the day at the J with old friends and new. Vacation Days provide children with a chance to make new friends and try new things so you can work, worry free. Kids participate in a variety of activities, including sports, arts and crafts, cooking, games, swimming, and more. Be sure to bring a lunch, swimsuit, and towel.

Youth Theatre is an all-inclusive, educational theatre program that allows students to build confidence, improve communication, and experience the joy of the perfomring arts. The cast works together to learn songs, dances, and ultimately put on a wonderful performance at the end of the session.

Instructors determine the appropriate class level for students. Training uses a combination of combat techniques, self-defense, sport, exercise, meditation, entertainment, and philosphy. Students will develop and refine skill skill and build and acquire strength, self-confidence, knowledge, and control.

Specifically designed for kids enrolled in Pre-K, this league starts with practices where players focus on learning how to shoot, dribble, pass, and have fun playing as a team. The season concludes with games. Teams are coached by volunteer parents and consist of up to eight players. Games played at either J location. Session format is 20-minute practice followed by games led by coaches.

This is a prent/child participation program with many activities that directly relate to motor skill development. Each class consists of interactive games with the use of many different props. "First Touch Interactive Story Telling" will help the little ones understand participation, sportsmanship, sharing, and team concepts along with the basic skills of soccer. Run by CORE Soccer Training.

This progressive training program will implement a short 10 to 12 minute technical training session (as a warm-up), then proceeds directly into game play. During warm-up, the staff will focus on individual player enhancement and begin to separate participants into teams to play small sided games. The staff will continously instruct and evaluate each player on their technique, and give feedback on the when, where and how the game is played. The staff may also move players (even during a game) from one team to another or even one group to another so that everyone has the best playing experience.

This parent-child developmental program prepares three-year-olds, for organized sports. Parents work with their children in a structured environment (parent participation is mandatory) and learn how to properly teach and support their children in sports. Participants receive a t-shirt and award.