Meet Coach Colt
A free 20–30 minute intro with movement, games, and teamwork. One introductory class per group, with no commitment to a series.
Homeschool Group PE • Texas Hill Country
PE for established co-ops and homeschool groups, shaped around your children’s ages and abilities. You bring the group. Rally plans and leads the class.

A class for your community
Running, jumping, throwing, catching, and teamwork—taught through games children can enjoy together.
An easy place to start
A free 20–30 minute intro with movement, games, and teamwork. One introductory class per group, with no commitment to a series.
Discuss ages, headcount, space, schedule, and what your community wants from PE.
Receive a quote for an ongoing private series or an occasional group class.
After your intro
Your intro class is free. Ongoing classes are quoted based on group size, ages, location, and schedule.
A weekly program for your existing group. A six-week series is a great starting point, with activities and scheduling planned together.
Explore a private seriesAn occasional PE class or field day for your community, built around your children and available space.
Explore occasional classes
Homeschool parents • Shared purposeMeet your coach
Kat and I homeschool our two boys. We know the value of familiar community and the need for physical outlets where kids can play, learn, and encourage each other.
I’m Colt Himrod, a coach and former owner of CrossFit Boerne. Rally PE brings my coaching experience to the homeschool community our family is part of.
More about Colt & RallyPractical questions
We coordinate with your organizer to find suitable space in the Texas Hill Country. Your co-op’s usual meeting place, an approved field, or another suitable space may work. Venue permission and availability must be confirmed before booking.
Tell Colt your age range and headcount. Activities, groupings, and session structure are planned around the children, with separate age groups discussed when useful.
Rally brings the class equipment. We’ll discuss a clear activity area, access, restrooms, and other practical needs with your organizer before confirming the class. Children should bring water and wear athletic shoes.
A parent or legal guardian must remain on site throughout class. Parents are welcome to join the group warm-up. Participation waivers are required before activities begin.
One introductory class per group is free. Afterward, Colt provides a quote based on group size, ages, location, and schedule. You can choose a private series or occasional classes.
The previously advertised public six-week series is paused while arrangements are finalized. Registration is not currently open. Rally is now focusing on classes for established groups.
Start with a free intro
Tell Colt your group’s ages, approximate headcount, and general location. He’ll reply to plan the introductory class with your organizer.