National Academy of Athletics

National Academy of Athletics offers youth sports programs for children ages 3–14. Its offerings include Jr. Academy, NAofA Programs, youth sports camps, weekend and holiday clinics, recreational leagues, and sports classes and extended clinics. Activities listed include Basketball, Soccer, Baseball, Volleyball, Flag Football, Pickleball, and more.

Programs

• Youth sports programs — Ages 3–14 · Recreational youth sports programs, camps, clinics, after-school enrichment, leagues, PE, and community partnerships.
• Jr. Academy — Ages 3–6 · A playful, confidence-building introduction to sports and movement.
• NAofA Programs — Ages 6–14 · Skill-based instruction that grows with your child.
• Youth Sports Camps — Ages 3–14 · Half-day or full-day camps during summer and school breaks
• Weekend & Holiday Clinics — Ages 3–14 · 1–3 hour sessions · High-impact engagement.
• Recreational Leagues — Ages 3–14 · Basketball, Soccer, Baseball, Volleyball, Flag Football, Pickleball, and more.
• Sports classes and extended clinics — Jr. Academy (Ages 3–6); NAofA Programs (Ages 6–14) · Weekly sessions, typically 4–8 weeks · Structured, multi-week youth sports programs focused on fundamentals, teamwork, and personal growth.

At a glance

• Ages: 3–14 years old
• General schedule: Our programs are offered as summer camps, after-school enrichment, school break camps, and weekend clinics. Sports classes and extended clinics are typically weekly sessions lasting 4–8 weeks.

About the provider

National Academy of Athletics was founded in 2012. The source says it has reached 1 Million+ kids served and is trusted by 300+ schools and cities. It also states that coaches are Certified, Fingerprinted, background-checked, insured, and NAofA Certified Coaches. The program works with cities, schools, recreation departments, community organizations, parks and recreation departments, community centers, and municipal agencies to deliver camps, clinics, leagues, PE, and enrichment programs.

Programs are described as safe, structured, inclusive, welcoming, fun, positive, and development-focused. The source says programs use age-appropriate progressions and emphasize fundamentals, teamwork, respect, confidence, and SEL.

What families say

“I can’t begin to tell you how much I appreciate working with Ben. These past 2.5 years have been a nightmare, to be honest. Trying to begin programs during all the different phases of COVID has been brain-deadening. It has demanded endless pivoting. Ben has handled it all with so much calm, brilliance, and patience. He is an amazing professional. I want to thank you for having him.” — Erin Duggan Sanders, Corte Madera Parks & Recreation

Last updated October 4, 2026.