COMMUNITY PARTNER INFO CENTER
Below we have assembled some Community Partner info materials you can download immediately. These include approved images, logos and pre-made flyers that have a space available to add your own logo.
We are here to help any way we can. Let’s fill our camps and provide your community with a chance to PLAY HARD. and HAVE FUN.
DOWNLOAD: NAofA Logos
By downloading these images you will have a library of 1080 x1080 pixel-sized images perfect for uploading to Social Media and approved to use in your catalogs or website.
If you need additional marketing materials please simply click the button below for customized flyers, posters or banners.
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DOWNLOAD: NAofA Ad Squares
ASSETS FOR MARKETING
As Partners, the National Academy of Athletics uses our best efforts to market to parents with children between the age of 3-14. In addition to yard signs, banners and flyers, the NAofA utilizes Constant Contact to email our database of past participants. We also schedule paid Facebook Ad placement to reach parents within the communities in which we have Community Partner contracts.
It is very important that your marketing team also does their part in promoting our upcoming sports programs. Adding our programs to your website and seasonal guides is extremely important. Please make sure if you need anything from us to help you promote the camps, that you send us a request. We are happy to provide you with customized flyers, images, signage or banners!
Use this form to request any of these materials:
All Facebook Links
- NAofA Home Page
- Youth Sports Lovers
The following links will send you directly to the Youth Sports Lovers Facebook page associated with the Area/County.
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City Partner Guide
The National Academy of Athletics City Partner Guide is a comprehensive overview of our youth sports offerings designed specifically for cities and parks & recreation departments. It outlines our wide range of program options—including sports camps, clinics, and league information, along with age-appropriate programming, seasonal formats, and flexible delivery models. The guide helps city partners quickly understand how NAofA can support their community’s needs with safe, professionally coached, turnkey sports programs that drive participation, engagement, and year-round activity for youth of all abilities.
School Program Guide
The National Academy of Athletics School Partner Guide provides schools with a clear overview of our turnkey, movement-based sports and enrichment programs designed to support students’ physical, social, and emotional development. It highlights our PE supplementation, after-school sports, enrichment days, camps, and fitness-through-fundamentals programming—all led by NAofA-Certified coaches using our trademarked talk.teach.PLAY!® method. The guide outlines program options, age-appropriate structures, scheduling flexibility, and alignment with school goals, helping administrators easily integrate engaging, safe, and impactful sports programming into their school community.
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Posted on SolTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. NAofA organized a Pickleball Camp in San Anselmo summer of 2025. My son and his friend attended and had a terrible experience. Due to this and the icky response from the owner of the camp, I highly recommend avoiding it. First, while we were told to arrive at 8:45, on the first day but the instructor arrived at 9. I called to inform the office and the owner (Ben) about the missing instructor, he told me that he would call her to find out what was the matter (she showed up not only after to let us all into the court). When I wrote to him and mentioned the lateness as part of the reason we would not be returning, he surprised me by retorting that he had “proof” she wasn’t late- until I reminded him about my phone call to him. They have a “password” system to protect the kids, but the instructor hands you the pickup form when you arrive (which has the code written on it) so it’s pointless. Furthermore, When I arrived to pick up my kid, the instructor was rushing off to try and get a couple of the kids who had left the court entirely on their own. My son and his friend were bullied by another kid throughout the day. Despite the “anti bully” policy, the kid was invited back the next day. The kids told me that no instruction was provided at all about pickleball. They were given balls and rackets and there were no other activities or involvement to keep them engaged. When they asked to take a break because they were hot, the woman told them they had to keep playing. When I informed the owner about this behavior, he retorted that it was their policy and that many kids were “struggling to participate” that day which is why she refused the breaks. This doesn’t seem like a camp that’s all that motivated to keep kids engaged or having fun, and the defensive/gaslighting responses of the director suggests that it’s not run in a way that promotes safety or fun, or holds its own instructors accountable. It’s don’t recommend the Pickleball Camp at all, and wouldn’t trust their other programs.Posted on Nick RaffenspergerTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Starting our journey as a new franchisee with the National Academy of Athletics has been an absolutely phenomenal experience, and it's all thanks to the incredible support from Aaron Lock and his dedicated team! From the initial onboarding to ongoing guidance, they have been nothing short of exceptional. Aaron's leadership and the team's expertise have made the process seamless and truly empowering. They've provided comprehensive training, answered every question with patience and clarity, and made me feel like a valued part of the NAofA family from day one. Their commitment to franchisee success is evident in every interaction. I feel fully equipped and incredibly excited to grow our NAofA business, knowing I have such a strong and supportive network behind me. Five stars aren't enough!Posted on O'neil LuscombeTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. I had the honour of meeting the CEO and his passion for helping kids is truly inspiring!Posted on Trip DixonTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Aaron and his team are absolutely top notch and have a genuine passion for teaching kids’ valuable life skills through sports and play. They’ve developed a program that fills the gap in many communities for youth sports that isn’t focused on hardcore competition and crazy travel schedules. You’re awesome. Great job NAofA!Posted on JOSH WALKERTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. NA of A is filled with great mentors, and coaches. It truly makes me feel positive knowing the culture here has an impact on our players enhancing their skillset, mindset and overall health. Na of A especially makes it easier for me as a coach for when I am provided with all the proper equipment and gear to ensure the children/players have everything they need in order to play hard and have fun!Posted on Zoya LehrerTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Aaron is one of the most incredibly generous people, with whom I formed instant trust and rapport. His mission is so clear and the impact of his long standing career is immediately felt. Any organization partnering with his stands to gain tremendous benefit!Posted on Sandra SchwarzbauerTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Great place for the children! Here children can be children and practice their sport🤩Posted on Eve GivenTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Aaron Locks, founder of the National Academy of Athletics, has revolutionized youth sports development with his exceptional leadership and vision. His program provides an unmatched combination of skill-building, confidence development, and pure fun that keeps children engaged and excited about athletics. Aaron's dedication to creating positive experiences is evident through his carefully selected coaches who emphasize both technical skills and important life lessons. Kids can flourish under the Academy's guidance, developing not just as an athlete but as a person with improved confidence and teamwork abilities.Posted on Deanna ChumaceroTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Nothing like leaving a long day of learning with motivation and inspiration. His key points really hit home. I can't wait to put what I learned into practice. Thank you!Posted on shawn jacksonTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. I have known Aaron for over 20 years ... he always leads with his compassion and hard work for the people he works with ... and for the people he serves ... simply stated ... well done! If you would like to help change the world to be a better place ... give Aaron a call!Load more
JOSH WALKER
3 weeks ago
NA of A is filled with great mentors, and coaches. It truly makes me feel positive knowing the culture here has an impact on our players enhancing their skillset, mindset and overall health. Na of A especially makes it easier for me as a coach for when I am provided with all the proper equipment and gear to ensure the children/players have everything they need in order to play hard and have fun!
Trip Dixon
2 weeks ago
Aaron and his team are absolutely top notch and have a genuine passion for teaching kids’ valuable life skills through sports and play. They’ve developed a program that fills the gap in many communities for youth sports that isn’t focused on hardcore competition and crazy travel schedules. You’re awesome. Great job NAofA!
Eve Given
3 months ago
Aaron Locks, founder of the National Academy of Athletics, has revolutionized youth sports development with his exceptional leadership and vision. His program provides an unmatched combination of skill-building, confidence development, and pure fun that keeps children engaged and excited about athletics. Aaron’s dedication to creating positive experiences is evident … More
Nick Raffensperger
a month ago
Starting our journey as a new franchisee with the National Academy of Athletics has been an absolutely phenomenal experience, and it’s all thanks to the incredible support from Aaron Lock and his dedicated team! From the initial onboarding to ongoing guidance, they have been nothing short of exceptional.
Aaron’s leadership and the team’s expertise have made the process seamless and truly empowering. They’ve provided comprehensive training, answered every question with patience and clarity, and made me feel like a valued part of the NAofA family from day one. Their commitment to franchisee success is evident in every interaction. I feel fully equipped and incredibly excited to grow our NAofA business, knowing I have such a strong and supportive network behind me. Five stars aren’t enough!
Sol
2 weeks ago
NAofA organized a Pickleball Camp in San Anselmo summer of 2025. My son and his friend attended and had a terrible experience. Due to this and the icky response from the owner of the camp, I highly recommend avoiding it.
First, while we were told to arrive at 8:45, on the first day but the instructor arrived at 9. I called to inform the office and the owner (Ben) about the missing instructor, he told me that he would call her to find out what was the matter (she showed up not only after to let us all into the court). When I wrote to him and mentioned the lateness as part of the reason we would not be returning, he surprised me by retorting that he had “proof” she wasn’t late- until I reminded him about my phone call to him.
They have a “password” system to protect the kids, but the instructor hands you the pickup form when you arrive (which has the code written on it) so it’s pointless. Furthermore, When I arrived to pick up my kid, the instructor was rushing off to try and get a couple of the kids who had left the court entirely on their own.
My son and his friend were bullied by another kid throughout the day. Despite the “anti bully” policy, the kid was invited back the next day.
The kids told me that no instruction was provided at all about pickleball. They were given balls and rackets and there were no other activities or involvement to keep them engaged. When they asked to take a break because they were hot, the woman told them they had to keep playing. When I informed the owner about this behavior, he retorted that it was their policy and that many kids were “struggling to participate” that day which is why she refused the breaks.
This doesn’t seem like a camp that’s all that motivated to keep kids engaged or having fun, and the defensive/gaslighting responses of the director suggests that it’s not run in a way that promotes safety or fun, or holds its own instructors accountable.
It’s don’t recommend the Pickleball Camp at all, and wouldn’t trust their other programs.
Eve Given
3 months ago
Aaron Locks, founder of the National Academy of Athletics, has revolutionized youth sports development with his exceptional leadership and vision. His program provides an unmatched combination of skill-building, confidence development, and pure fun that keeps children engaged and excited about athletics. Aaron’s dedication to creating positive experiences is evident … More