People looking to start a youth sports business in an uncertain time will do things differently

New ways to play
After months of uncertainty, many of our leagues returned to play in mid-July; others are planning to start play again in late summer or early fall. Franchisees are already changing the makeup of team play, too:- Small-sided games: These games consist of smaller teams of 3×3 or 4×4 on a modified field/court size.
- Sport-specific instructional: Players rotate through sport-specific skill and drill stations with their coach.
- Athlete development: This program is all “of the ball” so there is minimal equipment sharing. Players will focus on fundamental movements, strength and coordination.
- Back-to-school programming: From half-day camps to virtual activity breaks, these program offerings provide families with new programming formats to fit the new school structure communities are facing.
- Virtual programming: These programs are based on physical literacy drills to get kids moving off the field or court, keeping them active at home.



