Inaugural Event draws 250 Kids! Over 250 Tampa Bay area kids took part in the inaugural Brains and Brawn KIDS Adventure Run and Challenge Course. The course featured mud runs, tire rolls, climbs and slides, water tunnels, a wooded run, rope carry challenge, low and high jumps
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PlaySmart Academies held in Six different Cities! Beginning in Omaha and Denver and ending in New York, this has been one busy summer PlaySmart. Our flagship program was enjoyed by hundreds of kids across the country. The program reached four cities in 2012 and this year saw
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The sun was shining for the 2013 Spin for Kids in St. Petersburg as 125 participants rode for a great cause! On the shore of the St. Petersburg waterfront, vendors, sponsors and guests were treated to great weather, top instructors, BBQ lunch and silent auction items. A
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Whether it is the fall with kids playing football and soccer or spring with baseball, softball and basketball, while thousands of kids around the country are playing ball, many simply can’t afford to do so. Not only is the registration cost a challenge but having the proper
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Become a Financial Supporter! From corporate supporters like the Tampa Bay Rays to individual donors, it really does take a team to fuel PlaySmart’s mission. Through the years, we have been afforded such great financial support around the country. However, like the need in the communities that
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65 local middle school youth in Tampa participated in the PlaySmart Academy for two weeks. For the second year in a row, the Academy was held in partnership with Blake High School. Blake staff member and PlaySmart supporter Coach Kenneth Muldrow served as staff member along with
Read more →In 2010-11, PlaySmart partnered with Andre Hudson, a top Florida-based trainer to provide young athletes an opportunity to train as professionals, using the latest techniques and state of the art equipment. This 8-week camp consisted of 24 sessions (3 per week), with approximately 30 of the top
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