PLAYBALL

I Can Do is Playball's introductory programme for 2 and 3 year olds. It focuses on laying the basic foundations of movement, in order to enable your child to accomplish more challenging sport related skills, as they get older.

A 2 year old is still discovering the wonderful things that bodies can do, and needs lots of practice in basic skills through fun but structured sessions.

 Our 2s classes promote the following

• An active introduction to structured FUN!

• Allow 2’s to enjoy movement and explore their body’s abilities 

• Establish a physical base of appropriate FUNDAMENTAL SKILLS

• Promote learning readiness (All age appropriate milestones)

• Establish the necessary habits for the next phase of their development

“SKILLS” out – EXPERIENCES IN!

• The word “skill” is going to be made REDUNDANT from our new 2-3 yrs coaching system

• Every lesson is going to give the child up to FIVE different experiences

• The coach is going to guide and facilitate these experiences as opposed to COACH them

What are these experiences?

• MANIPULATION

• LOCOMOTION

• STABILITY (Balance)

• CORE STRENGTH

• SENSORY

he Venue -
Whitley Bay High School has plenty of bike parking facilities for visitors to use with their own bike locks. Parking is available onsite for visitors, however this is limited and there are times when the carparks will be very busy.

Accessible parking is available, with allocated bays near to main reception.

Our classes are situated in the studios and will be signposted on the morning. Please follow our socials @playballnewcastle for more information in the FAQs including a video on how to find us!

What to expect -
Your 45-minute Playball session will be packed with fun, movement and age-appropriate activities designed to help your child build skills, grow in confidence and develop a lifelong love of being active.

There's no need to worry if your little one is nervous at first. Every child is different, and our coaches are there to help them settle in, have fun and participate at their own pace.