summer sports for almost 4-y-o

[Anonymous]

Does anyone know of summer soccer or T-Ball for a 3-y-o (will be 4 in August). OT says he needs to work on core strength, and he is obsessed with baseball, so I thought T ball could be good, but I have searched and haven't found anything for his age. He will be in camp so I'm looking for weekends.

[Anonymous]

Where are you located? Montgomery County offers sports & fitness classes for the under 5 crowd and often have classes on the weekends. We've taken FunFit classes and are going to try a Coach Doug sports class this summer.

[Anonymous]

Kidballbaseball is great.

[Anonymous]

Kidballbaseball is great.

[Anonymous]

Kidballbaseball is great.

[Anonymous]

Are you in VA? Blue Box Sports has baseball clinics.

[Anonymous]

Hahaa you people are nuts!!! Soccer lacrosse baseball that's all that matters hahaa. People are asking legitimate questions and all you respond to or reply is the aforementioned sports

A damn 3 year old! How about kicking a ball or learning how to catch one with its parent.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Hahaa you people are nuts!!! Soccer lacrosse baseball that's all that matters hahaa. People are asking legitimate questions and all you respond to or reply is the aforementioned sports

A damn 3 year old! How about kicking a ball or learning how to catch one with its parent.

This parent cannot throw or catch a ball well... bad plan/

[Anonymous]

If he parent can't catch or throw better than a 3 year old why even consider putting the kid in any sport? The genetics alone tell you that

[Anonymous]

How about a book. Or Rosetta Stone

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Does anyone know of summer soccer or T-Ball for a 3-y-o (will be 4 in August). OT says he needs to work on core strength, and he is obsessed with baseball, so I thought T ball could be good, but I have searched and haven't found anything for his age. He will be in camp so I'm looking for weekends.

For age 3, I'd look for a swim class. It's great for core strength. Perhaps look to your local YMCA for t-ball type classes, but swimming is very low on the frustration level.