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“Power Play” is a girl’s only program designed to recognize and emphasize confidence, strength, education, equality, physical fitness and overall health. Our focus is not only on the physical aspects of sports, but the mental and social dynamics that exist in the world of sports for girls. ​
We encourage young ladies to take care of their bodies as well as their emotional & mental health with the overall goal of decreasing girls drop-out rates. Our process includes positive life skills development through group “POWER" sessions as well as sports and physical activity.​
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The ultimate goal is to keep girls engaged in sports, develop healthy lifestyles and STAY IN THE GAME!
Why Power Play?
By age 14, many girls are dropping out of sports at TWO times the rate of boys. By age 17, more than half of girls will quit playing sports altogether. According to a 2013 study by EY, 96% of female executives (with CEO, CFO, and COO titles) participated in sports as teenagers. – Women's Sports Foundation
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​Why Girls Drop Out:
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Lack of access. Girls have 1.3 million fewer opportunities to play high school sports than boys have.
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Social stigma. Girls in sports may experience bullying, social isolation, negative performance evaluations, etc.
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Decreased quality of experience. As girls grow up, the quality level of their sports experience may decline. In short, sports just aren’t “fun” anymore.
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Cost. School sports budgets are being slashed every day, all across the country. Fewer opportunities within schools mean families must pay to play in private programs.
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Lack of positive role models. Today’s girls are bombarded with images of external beauty, not those of confident, strong female athletic role models. Peer pressure can be hard for girls at any age.
Why They Need To Stay In:
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Through sports, girls learn important life skills such as teamwork, leadership and confidence.
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Sports are an asset to American families, fostering communication and trust between parents and children.
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More than three-quarters of working women feel that sports participation helps enhance their self-image.
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Girls’ involvement with sports is related to higher levels of family satisfaction, in both single-parent and dual-parent families.
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High school female athletes have more positive body images than non-athletes.
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Up-Coming Events
Join us for one of our “Power Play” girls empowerment clinics. ALL girls, ALL sports, 9-15yrs old are welcome.
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Don’t miss this chance to have an inspiring time participating in age appropriate social and emotional skills building activities. We combine that with a fun and empowering physical workout to help keep girls in the game! ​​​​
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Team clinics: Ready to take your team to the next level?Then bring your squad to one of our "Play to Win" team clinics. ​​"Play to Win" is high energy, interactive and includes exercises and team bonding games . The end goal is to increase morale, maximize individual output and increase overall team performance.​
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"Power Play" Clinic
November 17th, 2024
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"Jingle Bell Jam" Toy Giveaway
December 22nd, 2024
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Email iamcoachjada@gmail.com to book your
"Play to Win" team workshop NOW!
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