Wild South Juniors 9-13yrs

Growing Complete Fitness

At Wild South Youth we do what's best for kids.

We are proud to offer the South's only youth-specific fitness programs. One that focuses on developing physical literacy so that all kids have the resources to arrive at the right movement solutions, at the right times, throughout their entire lives.

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ABOUT WILD SOUTH JUNIORS

Here is a quick overview of what you and your child can expect:

Our Wild South Junior classes are for children aged 9 to 13 years old and currently run on Tuesday's.

Each session begins at 4 pm and will run for 45 minutes and begins with an introduction to familiarise each child with the plan and some expectations for the session. We then have a warm-up that is specific for the Focus and workout for the day. We Focus on particular movements after the warm-up so that the children continue to develop their skills so they are able to continue to move safely and efficiently. The workout for the day is programmed with specific outcomes in mind for the children and can always be adjusted (scaled) to suit any ability to ensure that they get a safe and enjoyable experience from the session. Often a challenge, mobility and/or a game will close out the session.

Your child needs to be comfortable when participating in the Wild South Junior Program.

Suitable clothing is a must, shorts/tights and a t-shirt/singlet with a hoodie/warm top available would be a good minimum standard for the activities.

Wear suitable shoes, bring a towel and a drink bottle.

Your child may also need some light afternoon tea prior, as this is not provided.

Is my child able to join the classes?

Everybody starts at different levels, our job is to make your child better whether they are a beginner or an elite athlete. We do not expect your child to do exercises or movements that they physically or mentally cannot perform. Every aspect of our Wild South Junior Program can be modified to a level that is achievable but will also challenge the child enough to make it rewarding and BIG fun.