Enriching the lives of youth by allowing exposure
and participation in alternative sports
in the Washington, D.C. area.
as our main focus and help teach the FUNdamentals
in each sport to help with the balance that leads
to success in athletics, academics, community service,
and healthy lifestyles.
We are dedicated to enriching the lives of youth by allowing exposure and participation in alternative sports in the Washington, D.C. area.
We provide recreational and competitive training opportunities to help develop the person into a diverse athlete while also providing many academy training and teams in different sports allowing a conducive environment for multi-sport athletes.
"Noah had a blast and is especially enjoying his medal. He really retained a lot of information and was so excited each week. Coach Ricky did a great job. He had a nice gentle way with the kids and really made it fun." – Karin
"I just wanted to say that my daughter LOVED each session. The instructor did a great job...Thank you so much PASS!" – Laurel
"He loves it. He talks about the moves he learns and demonstrates to us each move and what the move is called. The lessons are great for the kids and they get involved and feel involved." - Parent
"Our son looks forward to Wednesdays when he knows he will have [PASS Development]. He has demonstrated to us at home some of the skills learned and proudly wears his shirt. As soon as it gets washed he uses it again!" - Parent
"My daughter looked forward to her 'sports days' at school every week. I am very glad I enrolled her in [PASS Development]; it has built her self-esteem greatly." – Mary
"Our son really loves his PASS Development sessions. No sooner has a session finished than he wants to know when the next one will be. Although it has been hard to give him a good answer since he hasn't understood dates, now he's starting to use the calendar. In the morning he brings it to us and points to the day and asks, ‘Is this today? Then he points to Thursday and asks, ‘Is this Coach Kevin's day?' So he's learning some math along with his soccer!" – Parent