StrikePoint Active PE Interactive Reaction, Agility & Sports Training
Instructor-led youth fitness classes for grades 1–8 using IPS Sport Cones, illuminated reaction targets, agility drills, relay activities, and team challenges, with Fall 2026 preview sessions and a complete eight-class Spring 2027 curriculum.
- Grades 1–8, generally ages 6–14
- Junior, Foundations & Performance levels
- 60-minute instructor-led classes
- Up to 12 students per instructor
- Select Fridays · Fall 2026 & Spring 2027
- $25 per student, per class
- Mount Dora Area — Exact Location To Be Announced
- Step Up For Students EMA offering available
Step Up For Students EMA Marketplace · Fitness Classes
Mount Dora Entertainment, LLC has been approved in the Step Up For Students EMA Marketplace to offer Fitness Classes under the Physical Education category. Eligible scholarship families may reserve funds for StrikePoint Active PE classes through EMA. Student eligibility, available scholarship funds, and final payment authorization are determined by Step Up For Students.
The approved EMA offering is separate from the class venue, calendar and class levels. The Active PE class location is still being finalized and will be announced when each session is confirmed. How Step Up funds work
Mount Dora Area — Exact Location To Be Announced
StrikePoint Active PE classes are being developed for the Mount Dora area. The exact class location will be announced when each session is confirmed.
Families may join the Active PE interest list now. The class date, time, location, availability, and registration instructions will be confirmed before a parent is asked to reserve scholarship funds or make payment.
Active PE 2026–2027 Schedule
StrikePoint Active PE classes are planned for select Fridays in the Mount Dora area. Individual class sections will open based on confirmed venue availability and enrollment demand. All dates and times remain tentative until families receive written confirmation.
Choose a date below to join the interest list with that date already selected. You can add more dates, the complete Spring 2027 series, and your student’s class level in the form.
Fall Active PE Preview Sessions
Fall 2026 · four preview sessions, each with its own theme
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Preview session · Tentative
Friday, October 23, 2026
Movement, Spatial Awareness & Safe Participation
Mount Dora Area — Exact Location To Be Announced · $25 per student
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Preview session · Tentative
Friday, November 6, 2026
Reaction, Agility & Visual Cues
Mount Dora Area — Exact Location To Be Announced · $25 per student
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Preview session · Tentative
Friday, December 4, 2026
Coordination, Endurance & Relay Skills
Mount Dora Area — Exact Location To Be Announced · $25 per student
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Preview session · Tentative
Friday, December 18, 2026
Teamwork & Active PE Skills Challenge
Mount Dora Area — Exact Location To Be Announced · $25 per student
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Spring 2027 Eight-Class Curriculum
Spring 2027 · eight progressive classes, January 29 through May 21. See the full curriculum
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Class 1 of 8 · Tentative
Friday, January 29, 2027
Movement Fundamentals & Spatial Awareness
Mount Dora Area — Exact Location To Be Announced · $25 per student
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Class 2 of 8 · Tentative
Friday, February 12, 2027
Reaction Time & Visual Cues
Mount Dora Area — Exact Location To Be Announced · $25 per student
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Class 3 of 8 · Tentative
Friday, February 26, 2027
Agility & Direction Change
Mount Dora Area — Exact Location To Be Announced · $25 per student
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Class 4 of 8 · Tentative
Friday, March 12, 2027
Hand-Eye & Foot-Eye Coordination
Mount Dora Area — Exact Location To Be Announced · $25 per student
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Class 5 of 8 · Tentative
Friday, April 9, 2027
Cardiovascular Endurance & Pacing
Mount Dora Area — Exact Location To Be Announced · $25 per student
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Class 6 of 8 · Tentative
Friday, April 23, 2027
Balance, Motor Planning & Sports Skills
Mount Dora Area — Exact Location To Be Announced · $25 per student
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Class 7 of 8 · Tentative
Friday, May 7, 2027
Teamwork, Communication & Fair Play
Mount Dora Area — Exact Location To Be Announced · $25 per student
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Class 8 of 8 · Tentative
Friday, May 21, 2027
Active PE Skills Challenge & Reflection
Mount Dora Area — Exact Location To Be Announced · $25 per student
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Proposed daily class times
Proposed class times are subject to final venue availability and registration demand.
- 9:30–10:30 a.m. Junior Active PE Grades 1–3, generally ages 6–8
- 11:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m. Active PE Foundations Grades 4–6, generally ages 9–11
- 1:30–2:30 p.m. Active PE Performance Grades 7–8, generally ages 12–14
Not every class level is guaranteed to operate on every date. StrikePoint will confirm individual sections after reviewing interest-list enrollment.
Please do not reserve funds for a particular Active PE session until StrikePoint confirms the class date, time, location, and availability.
Spring 2027 Eight-Class Active PE Curriculum
The Spring 2027 curriculum follows a progressive eight-class sequence. Each class is also designed as a complete 60-minute instructional unit, allowing students to participate in individual sessions when space is available. Students receive the strongest progression by completing the full series.
Every class includes a Junior Active PE adaptation for grades 1–3, an Active PE Foundations adaptation for grades 4–6, and an Active PE Performance adaptation for grades 7–8, so the same skill focus works as elementary PE classes and as youth reaction and agility training for older students.
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Class 1 Friday, January 29, 2027
Movement Fundamentals & Spatial Awareness
Core objectives
- Athletic stance and body control
- Safe starts and stops
- Personal space
- Activity boundaries
- Forward, backward and lateral pathways
- Controlled acceleration and deceleration
- Safe station rotation
- Junior adaptation Grades 1–3
- Students follow simple pathways, respond to colors and practice stopping inside marked spaces.
- Foundations adaptation Grades 4–6
- Students combine pathways, direction changes and controlled acceleration.
- Performance adaptation Grades 7–8
- Students complete more advanced movement patterns with timed decisions and multi-directional transitions.
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Class 2 Friday, February 12, 2027
Reaction Time & Visual Cues
Core objectives
- Responding to illuminated targets
- Color and direction recognition
- Reaction accuracy
- Motor planning
- Decision-making while moving
- Controlled response speed
- Junior adaptation Grades 1–3
- Students respond to one color or direction at a time using short, visually demonstrated activities.
- Foundations adaptation Grades 4–6
- Students respond to changing colors, positions and movement instructions.
- Performance adaptation Grades 7–8
- Students complete multi-target reaction sequences requiring speed, accuracy and decision-making.
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Class 3 Friday, February 26, 2027
Agility & Direction Change
Core objectives
- Lateral movement
- Safe pivots
- Cone patterns
- Shuttle movement
- Foot placement
- Acceleration and deceleration
- Balance during direction changes
- Junior adaptation Grades 1–3
- Students use wide lanes, simple cone paths and controlled changes of direction.
- Foundations adaptation Grades 4–6
- Students combine lateral movement, shuttles and reaction cues.
- Performance adaptation Grades 7–8
- Students complete faster, more complex agility patterns with reactive direction changes.
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Class 4 Friday, March 12, 2027
Hand-Eye & Foot-Eye Coordination
Core objectives
- Visual tracking
- Target tapping
- Controlled throwing and rolling
- Catching
- Foot placement
- Ball control
- Coordination with visual cues
- Junior adaptation Grades 1–3
- Students use large targets, shorter distances and simple rolling, tapping and catching activities.
- Foundations adaptation Grades 4–6
- Students combine movement with target response, throwing, catching and footwork.
- Performance adaptation Grades 7–8
- Students complete multi-step coordination stations with reaction cues and increased movement complexity.
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Class 5 Friday, April 9, 2027
Cardiovascular Endurance & Pacing
Core objectives
- Age-appropriate movement intervals
- Relay circuits
- Continuous station participation
- Pacing awareness
- Recovery
- Hydration
- Recognizing exertion safely
- Junior adaptation Grades 1–3
- Students alternate short activity periods with frequent recovery and water opportunities.
- Foundations adaptation Grades 4–6
- Students participate in moderate movement intervals and structured relay circuits.
- Performance adaptation Grades 7–8
- Students complete longer or more demanding intervals while practicing pacing and efficient recovery.
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Class 6 Friday, April 23, 2027
Balance, Motor Planning & Sports Skills
Core objectives
- Static balance
- Dynamic balance
- Multi-step movement sequences
- Body control
- Foot placement
- Transferable athletic movements
- Safe equipment use
- Junior adaptation Grades 1–3
- Students follow simple movement sequences involving balance, stepping, reaching and target response.
- Foundations adaptation Grades 4–6
- Students combine balance, agility and sports-skill patterns.
- Performance adaptation Grades 7–8
- Students complete more complex multi-station sequences requiring planning, balance and controlled speed.
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Class 7 Friday, May 7, 2027
Teamwork, Communication & Fair Play
Core objectives
- Partner response drills
- Cooperative relays
- Encouragement
- Turn-taking
- Team problem-solving
- Respectful competition
- Sportsmanship
- Junior adaptation Grades 1–3
- Students practice sharing equipment, waiting safely, encouraging teammates and completing simple cooperative goals.
- Foundations adaptation Grades 4–6
- Students participate in partner drills and team challenges requiring communication and cooperation.
- Performance adaptation Grades 7–8
- Students complete team strategy challenges that reward communication, fair play and shared decision-making.
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Class 8 Friday, May 21, 2027
Active PE Skills Challenge & Reflection
Core objectives
- Reaction
- Agility
- Coordination
- Balance
- Endurance
- Teamwork
- Safe participation
- Personal reflection
- Junior adaptation Grades 1–3
- Students complete an encouraging multi-station celebration focused on participation, movement and skill confidence.
- Foundations adaptation Grades 4–6
- Students rotate through reaction, agility, coordination and teamwork stations and identify skills they practiced.
- Performance adaptation Grades 7–8
- Students complete a more advanced multi-station challenge using reaction accuracy, movement efficiency, teamwork and personal goal reflection.
The final class is an encouraging skills challenge and reflection, not a test, medical assessment, formal fitness assessment, or certification. Active PE does not promise health improvements, weight loss, or measurable fitness results.
Price & Class Details
$25 per student, per class
- $25 per student, per session
- 60-minute class
- Grades 1–8, generally ages 6–14
- Junior, Foundations, and Performance class levels
- Maximum of 12 students per instructor
- Registration opens once a session’s location and details are confirmed
- Parent or guardian waiver required
- Athletic shoes and comfortable movement clothing recommended
- Students should bring a labeled water bottle
Individual classes or the full Spring series
Families may request individual Active PE classes or express interest in the complete Spring 2027 series.
- One class $25 per student 1 × $25 per class
- Four-class selection $100 per student 4 × $25 per class
- Complete eight-class Spring curriculum $200 per student 8 × $25 per class
These totals use the standard $25-per-class rate; they are not discounted bundles.
Families using Step Up For Students should reserve only the number of confirmed class units their student is scheduled to attend.
Families may join the Active PE interest list now. The class date, time, location, availability, and registration instructions will be confirmed before a parent is asked to reserve scholarship funds or make payment.
The 60-Minute Class Format
- 10 minutesDynamic warm-up and movement preparation
- 10 minutesSkill instruction
- 15 minutesInteractive reaction and coordination stations
- 20 minutesRelay, team, or fitness challenge
- 5 minutesCool-down and recap
The instructor can adjust drills, movement patterns, scoring, and team formats for each student’s age, experience, and ability. Every student participates at their own level; the program does not promise specific physical improvements or measurable outcomes.
Step Up For Students
Mount Dora Entertainment, LLC has been approved in the Step Up For Students EMA Marketplace to offer Fitness Classes under the Physical Education category. Eligible scholarship families may reserve funds for StrikePoint Active PE classes through EMA. Student eligibility, available scholarship funds, and final payment authorization are determined by Step Up For Students.
For homeschool families looking for a Step Up For Students PE provider in Lake County, the Mount Dora Entertainment, LLC Fitness Classes offering can be found in the EMA Marketplace. The steps below explain when and how to reserve funds once a session is confirmed.
How Step Up Funds Work for Active PE
Please do not reserve funds for a particular Active PE session until StrikePoint confirms the class date, time, location, and availability.
- Join the StrikePoint Active PE interest list.
- StrikePoint will confirm the class date, time, location, and available seat.
- After receiving that confirmation, the family may log in to EMA.
- Select Marketplace and then Find Providers.
- Select the participating student.
- Search for Mount Dora Entertainment, LLC.
- Select the Fitness Classes offering.
- Choose the quantity that matches the number of confirmed classes your student is scheduled to attend, and add it to the cart.
- Select Reserve Funds.
- Send StrikePoint the EMA order or reservation information.
- Complete the registration information and parent/guardian waiver.
- Wait for final written confirmation before attending.
An EMA fund reservation does not independently enroll a student or guarantee a specific class seat.
Families using Step Up For Students should reserve only the number of confirmed class units their student is scheduled to attend.
For questions about student eligibility, scholarship balances, or EMA account problems, families should contact Step Up For Students directly.
What Happens in an Active PE Class
Active PE is a structured, instructor-led youth fitness class. Each class is planned around a skill focus and led from warm-up to recap. Students rotate through organized stations, take on relay races and team challenges, and get immediate visual feedback from illuminated reaction targets as they move. It is a Spring 2027 homeschool PE option in Mount Dora that also fits schools and community groups looking for Lake County physical education classes.
Curriculum focus
- IPS Sport Cones
- Illuminated reaction targets
- Electronic scoring
- Agility and change-of-direction activities
- Hand-eye coordination
- Reaction time
- Movement and spatial awareness
- Cardiovascular activity
- Relay races
- Decision-making in motion
- Teamwork
- Communication
- Sportsmanship
- Safe, age-appropriate movement
Reaction and coordination training builds from controlled movement fundamentals toward quicker decisions and multi-station challenges, making Active PE a practical choice for youth agility training in Mount Dora and homeschool fitness in Lake County.
StrikePoint Active PE is a supplemental youth fitness program. It does not award academic credit and does not provide medical, rehabilitative, occupational-therapy, or physical-therapy services.
See Active PE in Action
Watch students build reaction speed, agility, coordination, and teamwork through interactive IPS Sport Cones challenges.
Interactive Equipment as a Teaching Tool
Active PE uses StrikePoint’s Interactive Play System (IPS) equipment, including IPS Sport Cones and the IPS Table – Green. Illuminated reaction targets give students immediate visual feedback, and electronic scoring helps turn drills into friendly competition.
Who Active PE Is For
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Families
Homeschool Families
A regular, instructor-led way for homeschool students to stay active, practice movement skills, and work alongside other kids.
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Education
Schools
Interactive fitness sessions that add reaction targets, agility work, and relay races to a school’s physical activity plans.
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Community
Community Groups
Co-ops, churches, youth organizations, and community programs can ask about a dedicated Active PE program for their group.
Choose “Active PE Classes” in the inquiry form and tell us whether you’re interested in the Friday classes or a school or community program.
Mount Dora-Area Active PE Classes
StrikePoint Active PE classes are being developed for the Mount Dora area. The exact class location will be announced when each session is confirmed.
Families may join the Active PE interest list now. The class date, time, location, availability, and registration instructions will be confirmed before a parent is asked to reserve scholarship funds or make payment.
- Location
- Mount Dora Area — Exact Location To Be Announced
- Schedule
- Select Fridays. See the tentative 2026–2027 schedule, proposed class times, and the Spring 2027 curriculum.
- Before you attend
- Location, arrival instructions, and registration details are sent once a session is confirmed. Please wait for StrikePoint’s final written confirmation before attending.
- Who it serves
- Students in grades 1–8 from Mount Dora, Eustis, Tavares, Leesburg, and across Lake County, plus nearby communities in our Central Florida service area.
Program Leadership & Safety
StrikePoint Active PE is a program of Mount Dora Entertainment, LLC led by owner Stephen Rodbell. Steve brings experience supervising youth activities through service as an athletic director and children’s ministry leader at Grace City Church, experience as a Florida foster parent, and more than 20 years of leadership and program-management experience in the defense-contracting industry.
How Classes Are Run
- Instructor-led activities
- Up to 12 students per instructor
- Safety briefing before participation
- Progressive, age-appropriate drills
- Parent or guardian waiver process
- Clear behavior and participation expectations
What to Bring
- Athletic shoes and comfortable movement clothing
- A labeled water bottle
- Your StrikePoint final written confirmation
Active PE FAQ
Is StrikePoint Active PE available through Step Up For Students?
How much does a class cost?
Can my student attend the complete Spring curriculum?
Can we choose individual classes?
Does my student have to complete all eight classes?
How much does the Spring curriculum cost?
Can Step Up funds be reserved for the full series?
Where will Active PE classes be held?
Are classes currently open for registration?
Does reserving funds in EMA register my child?
What grades and ages can participate?
How many students are in a class?
Is this a structured class?
Is a waiver required?
Does Active PE provide school credit?
What equipment do classes use?
Can a school or community group request a program?
Join the Active PE Interest List
Tell us each student’s grade and age, how many will participate, your preferred tentative dates or the complete Spring 2027 series, the class level, and whether you plan to use Step Up For Students EMA funds. StrikePoint will contact you with the confirmed location and registration instructions when a session is ready.
Submitting this form adds your family to the Active PE interest list. It does not enroll a student, reserve scholarship funds, require payment, or guarantee a class seat. StrikePoint will provide the confirmed location and final registration instructions before enrollment.
Email: info@strikepointlasertag.com · Request Active PE Information
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