“Marco counts the days until Tuesday practice”
He used to spend every afternoon on a screen. Six months into Junior Strikers, he leads warm-ups, sleeps better, and asked us to sign up his little sister too.
Sports
Four core disciplines, one goal: kids who can’t wait for their next practice. Every group is coached by certified youth trainers.
Programs
Footwork games, mini courts, and soft balls turn total beginners into confident rally players in one season.
Small-sided matches and skill circuits that build first touch, teamwork, and big-game confidence.
Water confidence first, technique second. Certified instructors, four kids per lane, endless high fives.
Facilities
Safe, bright, and built for kids. Every campus is designed around one idea: children train better in spaces made for them.
25-meter lanes kept at kid-friendly temperature all year round.
Six-lane rubber track for sprints, relays, and race-day fun.
Bodyweight-first training zones scaled to every age group.
Sprung floors, foam pits, and low beams for safe tumbling.
Get a program
Tell us your kid’s age and favorite way to play, and we’ll match you with the right coach and group in 24 hours.
Campus
Our flagship campus: full-size turf fields, a heated indoor pool, and the after-school shuttle parents love.
brooklyn@sproutathletics.com 48 Meadow Lane, Brooklyn, NY 11215Indoor courts with pro-grade flooring plus shaded outdoor fields, built for Texas summers.
austin@sproutathletics.com 912 Cedar Springs Rd, Austin, TX 78704Year-round outdoor training two blocks from the bay, with a six-lane athletics track.
sandiego@sproutathletics.com 377 Harborview Ave, San Diego, CA 92101
Testimonials
He used to spend every afternoon on a screen. Six months into Junior Strikers, he leads warm-ups, sleeps better, and asked us to sign up his little sister too.
The coaches noticed Mia was nervous around water and never rushed her. By spring she swam her first full lap, and now she races. Patience like that is rare.
Twin boys, completely different personalities, and both of them feel seen. Weekly progress notes tell us exactly what they worked on and what’s next.
We pass two other academies to get here. The difference is the culture: kids cheer for each other, coaches coach character first, skills second.
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Practical guides from our coaches to keep the progress going between practices.
