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The primary rule modification from traditional flag football is the prohibition of running while on and off the ball. Players must maintain contact with the ground at all times. Like traditional flag football, the sport is non-contact, eliminating tackles and blocking. While running is forbidden, players are still encouraged to maintain a quick walking pace to keep the game engaging. A regulation size football will be used, and flags will be provided. 

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During games, it will be walking only for all players; players must keep at least one foot on the ground at all times, preventing running. There is no contact, slide tackles and physical contact are not allowed. Games will be played with smaller fields and goals, this reduces the physical demands of the game and encourages more interaction. A size 5 soccer ball will be used, penny's are provided to make teams.

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Learn the basics of sword-fighting and participate in an exciting new sport! Group classes include games, footwork exercises, and real fencing matches with all equipment provided. Fencing helps to develop agility, focus, muscle strength, coordination, and sportsmanship. This class is coached by a Master Fencing Instructor who is a former World Cup Champion and National US Fencing Team Coach. Location: Fencing Center of Chicago, 111 S. Washington Ave, Park Ridge

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IBA believes in a holistic approach to teaching the game through blending skill development with character education. Players gain confidence, improve coordination, and appreciate the joys of teamwork and sportsmanship during weekly games with age appropriate practices. Please contact IBA at trey@illinoisbaseballacademy.com with questions and requests. Children learn and practice skills with the help of IBA coaches.

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Bond and have fun together learning a variety of sports! This class is great for improving simple motor skills such as catching, throwing, batting, shooting, passing, and running, and helps develop hand-eye coordination. Parents participate with the child as we play soccer, basketball, hockey, t-ball, football, and other sports. This is a great intro to the All Star programs!

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