Royals Prince William Gets Sporty (in a Suit!) on Latest Royal Outing: 'I'm Not Sure I'll Make the Team!' Queen Elizabeth's grandson visited Sports Key, an organization that provides a range of sports activities to the local community to improve their wellbeing By Stephanie Petit Stephanie Petit Stephanie Petit is a Royals Editor, Writer and Reporter at PEOPLE. People Editorial Guidelines Published on May 6, 2022 12:12PM EDT Prince William. Photo: Peter Nicholls/WPA Pool/Getty No sneakers? No problem for Prince William. On Friday, the Duke of Cambridge visited Sports Key, an organization that provides a range of sports activities to the local community to improve the wellbeing, cohesion and life opportunities of disadvantaged people. Despite wearing a suit, Prince William joined the fun of a badminton game in a gym — although he joked on Instagram that he was "not sure I'll make the team." Through the power of sport and physical activity, Sports Key aims to inspire a healthier and more active population as well as promote a more integrated community by bringing people together. Their volunteer program offers an opportunity for young people to develop their employability and life skills by working to deliver some of the organization's activities. Prince William Calls Himself a 'Secret Clubber' After Revealing Two of His Favorite Dance Hits Sports Key is a United By Birmingham 2022 partner and is one of the organizations that is delivering the Birmingham Commonwealth Games' Gen22 project, the flagship Games project that engages young people who might otherwise struggle to access Games-related opportunities. Their association with the Games has allowed Sports Key to deliver more sessions for young people and offer more paid hours to their staff. Prince William. PETER NICHOLLS/POOL/AFP/Getty Prince William is known to show off his athletic abilities from time to time, whether taking part in charity polo matches or competing against his wife Kate Middleton in sailing races. They're also passing their love of sports onto their three children: Prince George, 8, Princess Charlotte, 7, and Prince Louis, 4. In addition to teaching the kids how to sail, George and Charlotte have been spotted kicking around a soccer ball. Can't get enough of PEOPLE's Royals coverage? Sign up for our free Royals newsletter to get the latest updates on Kate Middleton, Meghan Markle and more! When asked by former soccer star Peter Crouch in 2020 whether he thought George could one day be Aston Villa's all-time leading goal scorer, William happily responded, "Definitely, I reckon he could. I reckon he could be their all-time leading goal scorer. I can see no reason why not. It would be brilliant."