EMH Sports / local PE Classes / see list of locations / $24 & discounts

Cameron Park, Chico, Rocklin, Elkgrove, Fair Oaks, Folsom, Nevada City, Paradise, Placerville, Red Bluff, Redding, Rocklin, Sacramento, Woodland

Regular repeating sports classes that meet at a regular day and time as part of a year-long series. Sports vary each month.

Our PE classes are for ages 3-18.
This is our typical lineup of sports for our PE classes. Most sports run 4 weeks, once per week. 
Dates and sport offerings may vary in your area due to holiday schedules and park availability.
Please check your park page for exact schedule.

• Sept - Soccer
• Oct - Flag Football
• Nov - Softball
• Dec - Kickball
• Jan - Basketball
• Feb - Nerf Dodgeball
• Mar - Volleyball
• Apr - Track and Field
• May - Soccer
• June - Field Handball

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Hello Parents and Guardians:

 

EMH’s most favorite PE class, Nerf Dodgeball, is starting in February. It’s so fun, parents ask to join in!

 

There are four (4) sessions in January and the cost is only $24. If you don’t have an account with us yet, please visit: http://www.emhsports.com/guide. If you already take our classes just log on to register at: http://www.emhsports.com/signup. 

 

If you plan to use school funds now via a PO or in the next few months please order early with us and request your funding to be sent right away. If you also have a full deposit on your EMH account there will be no downtime waiting for your PO to show up.

 

Learn more about sibling discounts for those parents paying out-of-pocket with three (3) or more children at: http://www.emhsports.com/discount/sibs.

 

To find a location near you please visit: http://www.emhsports.com/schedule  - just type in your county choices and click on “search” for the listing of parks. Don’t see one near you, let us know. WE HAVE SEVERAL NEW LOCATIONS OPEN FOR THE SPRING SEMESTER.

 

 

Description:

 

Nerf Dodgeball is a great cardio sport because of the jumping and dodging. The game also improves hand and eye coordination and quickness.

 

The balls used in this sport are made of a spongy and light plastic material and pose no problem when coming into contact with the students. These lighter weight balls move slower through the air and are easier to dodge.

 

We add several different sizes of ball and variations on the rules to keep it interesting and fun. The rules and regulations of the games will be discussed before each class. 

 

Sincerely,

 

Julian Wells

EMH Sports