Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What will my child do in Movement Madness class?

A: For kids in K-8 schools, class begins with a few minutes of free play to get moving and then moves right into a 15-20 minute cardio game to get heart rates up.  Next, we move into a specific skill relay or drill where we are learning/practicing a specific sport or fitness skill.  We end class with a fun game or relay where all kids are moving, working as a team or individually, practicing skills we have learned, and most importantly, having fun while exercising. 

For preschool age kids, class always begins with a cardio game where all kids are moving and having fun.  Then, we move to a sport skill where the kids are learning one or more specific skill, as well as taking turns and standing in a short line. We end with a fun game or relay where they put some of their new skills to use.

Q: What is the cost for Movement Madness class?

A: The cost for classes varies and is based on the length of the class. Generally, classes will cost approximately $12/hour per student.

Q: How do I register for class?

A: Visit our Register for a Class page [link to Register] to find your school and the next available class time.

Q: If it’s snowing, how will I know if my child’s Movement Madness class is canceled?

A: It is rare for a Movement Madness class to be canceled, however for the safety of our kids and parents, sometimes this is necessary. We will post a class cancelation on this website on the right side of the Home page. We will also contact parents by email and from our Facebook page [link to Facebook]. Please connect with us in Facebook, if possible. Additionally, we contact each school to alert teachers.

Q: My child’s school does not have a Movement Madness program. How can I get it?

A: Contact us at Movement Madness by phone, email or Facebook and give us your name, the school name and principal name. We are happy to contact any school. Additionally, please download our Fact Sheet [link to Fact Sheet PDF] or Principal Packet documents [link to Principal Packet] to take to your child’s school administrators.