Location:
106 South Wisteria Street, 76063 - near 287 and Broad St.
The Library is right next door and you will also have use of the other parts of the facility. This is also close to outdoor fields which Steve may take advantage of sometimes to provide your children with a more rich experience.
Ages:
6 years old (or strong, athletic 5) to 9 years, 12:30-1:45
10 and up, 1:45-3:00
When: Wednesdays February: 2,9,16,23Spring Dates: March: 2,9,,23, 30 April: 6,13,20,27 March: 4,11,18,25
Cost:
The cost will be $30 per month for each child for a 75-minute session (per week).
**There is also a one-time annual membership fee for the MAC card, as listed below:
Resident (76063 zip) Non Resident (not 76063 zip) Youth 2-17Y $5/year $12/year Adult 18-54 $10/year $17/year Senior 55+ $5/year $12/year *Family $25/year $32/year
* A family membership is good for up to 6 people living in the same household. Registration and Payment:
You will have to register and pay the MAC each month. Everyone needs to remember to go pay at the front desk at the beginning of each month or you may also register online at mansfieldparks.com. Full payment of each semester is not yet available. | Steve's Primary Goals for your kids:
FUN!
I really want the exercise and games to be fun for every kid, regardless of their present skill and athletic ability.
Learning and Development
We play different sports, learning how to enjoy and play all the major sports. I want every kid to develop a basic level of proficiency in every major team sport. Each child will work on developing basic athletic skills as well as confidence related to sports in general -health & fitness for overall strength, coordination, and team experience.
Teamwork
My goal is to have them learn how to play all sorts of team games, with the tactics and positions so each one will have the confidence and basic skills to join any sport whether it is a pick-up situation, an organized program or a competitive, select team.
Life Lessons Playing sports is a great environment to build self-confidence, social skills, and life-lessons. I love sharing stories of life and biblical principles to support parents in raising healthy kids. Sports and competition are not really about winning and losing but rather developing our abilities and appreciating our God-given talents--recognizing, appreciating and celebrating our different gifts. |