soccer-fitness - sphere mini

  • class name: sphere mini - kids & adult fitness

    description

    play, connect, and move together with your mini.

    a 45-minute, soccer-inspired workout designed for parents and their minis (ages 2–5). this disguised adult workout lets you lead by example while bonding with your child, connecting with other families, and practicing teamwork through soccer & fitness movements.

    🕒 format

    • 45-minute family workout

    • kids ages 2–5 just starting their soccer journey

    • quick segments designed to keep both adults and minis moving

    • mix of fun games, movement drills, and light teamwork

    • 1 adult per child recommended (only adults need to purchase tickets)

    🔁 style of play:

    • we don’t count goals but we celebrate them

    • two team game rotating between workout and play segments

    • small field, small goals, weighted size 3 ball

    • this is an active adult participation class

    • movement, teamwork and connection with your mini and teammates

    ⚽ game rules (on the field)

    • stay on your feet and out of the goals

    • no defending in corners and easy on the sidelines

    • keep the ball down

    • for a goal to count the entire team must be over the half-line

    • shooter shags

    • we have a few different colors but we’re all on the same team, please check your ego on the sideline

    ✅ perfect for

    • families wanting fun, active time together in a supportive group

    • parents looking to connect with their little one through play

    • kids ages 2–5 just starting their soccer journey

  • description:

    a 45-minute soccer-inspired class designed for parents and minis (ages 6–10) to connect, move, and play together. this session balances both sides—parents and kids are always on the same team, working together through fun games, teamwork drills, and soccer-inspired workouts.

    🕒 format

    • 45-minute family workout

    • kids ages 6–10 + parents, mixed teams

    • quick segments that keep energy high and both sides engaged

    • all players in uniform (sphere gear)

    • captain runs sideline; jumps in only if needed to balance play

    • run off standard sphere formation + time schedule

    🔁 style of play

    • parents + kids always on the same team

    • teamwork > competition; adults lead by example

    • captain uses stadium lights (simple + clear)

    • pg music, volume max 60%

    • focus is on shared play, connection, and fun

    game rules (on the field)

    • sphere gear required (same team color)

    • parents wear bands

    • start on time, line up together (1 line under 15 players, or separate parent/kid lines)

    • keep the ball moving, simple flow back + forth

    • captain ensures inclusivity and fun over winning

    perfect for

    • families wanting to share the field and build connection

    • parents looking to model healthy habits through play

    • kids ages 6–10 starting to play in a more structured, team setting

  • description:

    a 45-minute soccer-inspired class for parents and minis (ages 11–14) that adds a spark of family competition. parents and kids go head-to-head, creating memories (and bragging rights) that last long after class. it’s the same format as a standard sphere class, adapted for family play.

    🕒 format

    • 45-minute soccer + fitness session

    • kids ages 11–14 vs parents (opposite teams)

    • structured exactly like a sphere class (formation, time schedule, music, lights)

    • captain runs sideline; jumps in only if needed to balance numbers

    🔁 style of play

    • parents vs kids (opposite team colors)

    • competitive but always fun + supportive

    • pg music, normal volume

    • same high-energy vibe as sphere, with family-first focus

    game rules (on the field)

    • normal sphere rules + standard of play apply

    • sphere gear required (parents + kids, opposite team colors)

    • parents wear bands

    • start on time, line up together (1 line under 15 players, or separate parent/kid lines)

    perfect for

    • families ready for a little friendly competition

    • parents who want to sweat, play, and laugh with their teens

    • kids ages 11–14 who are active and ready for game-like play

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