Classes

RevSports Instructional Classes

Classes follow a simple, consistent structure built around how kids learn sports best. RevSports’ Learn. Practice. Play. approach guides every session—introducing skills, reinforcing learning, and applying them through challenges and game-based play.

RevSports curriculum was originally created in 2001 based on the US Soccer Federation (USSF) model for coaching kids and tailored for age-appropriate child-development best-practices. All sports curriculums are continuously refined through years of coach feedback, player experience, and real-world learning environments—evolving alongside the athletes and families we serve.

Classes are delivered in a family-focused environment with a one-day-a-week commitment that fits busy family schedules and allows multiple family members to participate. Parent involvement for young athletes creates a supportive, interactive experience that builds confidence, enjoyment, and a strong foundation for continued growth in sports.

Class Age Groups

TotStarsAges 2–3 PreStarsAges 3–5 KinderStarsAges 4–6 MiniStarsAges 5–7 MightyStarsAges 6–9 SkillStarsAges 8–12

TotStars (ages 2–3)

Players explore new motor skills independently in a fun social setting.
Coaches provide simple, structured activities to practice basic skills.
Parents/guardians fully engaged to help player listening and understanding directions.

PreStars (ages 3–5)

Players develop independence and interpersonal skills in a group setting.
Coaches guide players through repetitive topic-based activities.
Parents/guardians aid their player in sport learning and social comfort.

KinderStars (ages 4–6)

Players focus on individual skills and teamwork in a non-competitive environment.
Coaches lead group instruction to be practiced independently.
Parents/guardians are invited to participate in select activities and support their player when needed.

MiniStars (ages 5–7)

Players build sport specific skills through challenges and game play.
Coaches challenge players in a structured, engaging way.
Parents/guardians are encouraged as needed to support their player’s learning.

MightyStars (ages 6–9)

Players train through faster-paced skill development.
Coaches emphasize teamwork, confidence, and sport understanding.
Parents encouraged to support and cheer on their player encouraged to support and cheer on their player.

SkillStars (ages 8–12)

Players advance fundamental skills through technical instruction and tactical understanding.
Coaches individualize player skill development structured to any experience level.
Parents encouraged to support and cheer on their player encouraged to support and cheer on their player.

Classes Offered

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Flag Football

Ninja Warrior Fitness

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Sport offerings vary by location and season.

Recommendations for a Great Class Experience

Allow time to settle in: The first class can feel overwhelming for young players. Confidence and comfort grow with consistency.
Build a routine: Regular attendance helps players build skills, confidence, and familiarity with class routines.
Choose the right fit: Consider experience level and confidence—not just age—when selecting a class.
Flexible placement: Coaches may recommend switching to a different group after the first class to best support each player’s experience.
Have fun: Confidence, enjoyment, and a love for sport matter just as much as skill development.