Develop basic sport skills like balance, coordination, stamina and timing in a fun, non-competitive setting. Each class introduces one of these sports: hockey, soccer, football, baseball, basketball, volleyball, golf or tennis.
Refine motor skills and develop social skills such as following instructions, taking turns and sharing. Coaches introduce a different sport each class using games and activities. Caregiver participation required.
Make new friends, tumble on mats, ride on toys and jump in our bouncy castle in this supervised indoor play environment. Contractor Device License: LAM0202603. Caregiver participation required.
Sportball Indoor Basketball programs introduce fundamental concepts of gameplay and teach the basic skills required to shoot it like Lebron in a supportive, non-competitive environment. Coaches zero in on skills like shooting, dribbling, and passing in fun, exciting, skill-focused games.
This introductory Sportball class helps young children develop basic sport skills such as balance, coordination, stamina, and timing in a fun, supportive, and non-competitive environment. Through age-appropriate games and activities, children build confidence while learning the fundamentals of movement and play.
Our Little Movers program is specially designed for curious toddlers who love to jump, climb, and explore! In this playful and safe environment, children ages 2 to 5 develop their motricity, coordination, and balance through engaging movement activities. Each class combines gymnastics-inspired exercises like rolling, balancing,...
Sportball Indoor Floor Hockey programs introduce fundamental concepts of gameplay and teach the basic skills required to shoot it like Crosby in a supportive, non-competitive environment. Coaches zero in on skills like shooting, stick handling, and passing, in fun, exciting, skill-focused games.
Create your Vancouver Board of Parks and Recreation account.
Click the ‘Register Now’ button in the Roundhouse Program you want to register for. This will take you to the program page on the Vancouver Board of Parks and Recreation website.