Who is this clinic for?

• This clinic is for children between the ages of 6-8 years old.

• Children do not need to be actively participating in a sport to attend.

• A parent or guardian must be present to observe and sign the consent form for their child.

WHAT WILL YOUR KIDS LEARN?

• Perceptual-Motor Skills and Fundamental Movement Skills.

• How to build, improve, and refine their body, directional, spatial, visual, and auditory awareness.

• How to incorporate proper warm-up and cool-down periods into an exercise routine.

• How to incorporate drills and games into an exercise routine to make physical activity more enjoyable.

• And much more!

When & where’s it at?

• Wednesday, June 30th, 2021 (7:00-8:00pm)

• Stonebridge Park in Summerlin, Las Vegas, NV

• Cost: $15 / child

what to expect

• After you register for the event, please follow Wolff Sports Performance on Facebook and RSVP for the event.

• The clinic will be held on the west field to the left of the playground when you enter the parking lot.

• Check-in will begin at 6:40pm (please show up at this time to complete the necessary paperwork prior to starting).

• Coach Adrian Wolff will complete a brief introduction with the parents and kids at 6:55pm, then the clinic will begin promptly at 7:00pm.

• Please bring a lawn chair, water, sunscreen, and a hat as there is limited cover from the sun at this location.

what is physical literacy?

the ability to move with competence and confidence in a wide variety of physical activities in multiple environments that benefit the health of the whole person.

why is it important?

While physical fitness (e.g. the number of push-ups in a minute, or 1-mile run time) is an important factor in overall health, it merely provides a snapshot of a child’s health and general physiology at a particular moment in time. However, physical fitness says very little about a child’s overall capacity and affinity for participating in future physical activity.

Many children currently specialize in a sport at an early age without developing the fundamental movement skills necessary to play the sport effectively at higher levels while minimizing the risk of injuries. Furthermore, many youth athletes experience “burnout” at some point in their childhood and will discontinue participation in their sport without having developed a foundation of skills that enable them to continue physical activity into adulthood. This often leads to children discontinuing physical activity altogether and contributes to sedentary lifestyles, obesity, and health problems.

A structured physical fitness approach must be balanced with proper coaching to develop physical literacy so today’s youth can learn to enjoy exercise and develop all the fundamental skills necessary to continue exercising their entire lives, whether that is through athletics or general health and wellness.

have questions about the clinic?

Please contact Coach Adrian Wolff at (702) 802-1477 or adrian@wolffsportsperformance.com for more information.

about coach adrian wolff

Coach Adrian grew up playing ice hockey in Chicago, IL and his passion for fitness ignited while he was in high school when he began experimenting with calisthenics and weightlifting to train for the military. 

He was awarded a Navy ROTC scholarship to the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and commissioned as a naval officer in 2011. After serving five years on active duty he began his career in fitness in 2017 when he decided to pursue his master’s degree at the University of Illinois at Chicago. 

During his three years of study he continued training athletes and people from all walks of life, and he graduated in 2019 with a Master of Science in Kinesiology. Shortly after, he decided to move to Las Vegas, NV to open his business. 

His goal is to help athletes of all levels achieve their untapped potential, and to improve peoples’ lives by helping them optimize their health and wellness.