#CABIN FEVER PLAY CENTRE HOW TO#
6:15–7 p.m.Įxperienced players improve their skills and practice techniques including how to serve, spike and pass to a target. Special equipment helps make sure your student learns proper form and has fun in the process. Coaches teach how to hit and pass the ball, techniques for serving and how to keep the ball from hitting the floor. Young players get a sense for the basics of volleyball through fun drills and games in this beginner-level course. Register online, in person or over the phone with Woodbury Parks and Recreation. Youth equipment including racquets is available upon request. Students will get experience playing matches with opponents of a similar age and skillset. 6:15–7 p.m.įor more advanced players, this fun indoor program uses the 10-and-under tennis format in order to improve strokes and practice rallying. Register online, in person or over the phone.
Join your little athlete on the indoor tennis courts and help them learn basic strokes while participating in fun games and activities. The following are some highlights we pulled from both the Fall 2019 Activities Brochure and other local Woodbury businesses for beating those early-winter blues and spending that youthful energy outside the house. The Woodbury Parks and Recreation Department is a good place to start for your Kid Cabin Fever cure-all. Instead of hibernations, it seems like your kids have been running like the Energizer Bunny ever since demolishing their Halloween candy. Symptoms include boundless energy and an excess of squirrelliness. The kids are home for winter break and there’s no denying Kid Cabin Fever is of an entirely different variety than its adult counterpart.
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