Every photo of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry at Coach Core

Harry, 34, and Meghan, 37, watched British marathon runner Paula Radcliffe, tennis star Laura Robson and netball player Eboni Beckford-Chambers lead 200 apprentices through a series of exercises and mentoring.

Meghan has launched into action and participated in a passing exercise.

The Duchess of Sussex left her sneakers at home, opting instead for heels and a blue belt top by Oscar de la Renta and black flared trousers by Altuzarra.

The exercise ended with a soft hug from Harry!

While once considered a non-fashion, Meghan has proven that pairing the navy and black is one of those old "rules" of dress that may be refuted.

Prince Harry was accused of making a mistake when his team beat another team led by his wife in a fun netball game.

David Robinson, a great player in the NBA, who joined the party, said later: "You must always put your wife at the center of your concerns."

He added, "They are newly married, so he learns that."

In a speech on Monday, Harry said, "Sport does not discriminate. But lack of support and barriers to access make the role of Coach Core favoring this raw talent absolutely essential. Sport can inspire and reinvigorate and, as we have seen today, with the right opportunity, the right mentorship and the right orientation, lives can be changed. "

Now, Coach Core trains hundreds of young people across the UK who are not otherwise in employment and education by connecting budding coaches to sports clubs.

They then receive a salary as they are taught, which hopefully allows them to inspire other young people in their communities.

During her appearance, Meghan spoke with two identical twins, Luke and Elliott Rainbird, 20, whom she had met earlier in the year at another outing.

The brothers asked Meghan if she had seen the new season of Suit, and the actress L.A.-born said no before returning the conversation to Coach Core.

Harry said in his speech, "Being a coach is not just about helping an individual become active or to train the next person who will become a world record holder."

The royal continued, "It's so much bigger than that. It's about being a model; it is to be professional, relatable and inspiring. "

"My husband has dedicated so many years to Coach Core and over the past year, in the UK, I'm not the only one to see the impact, but the incredible inspiration and sense of purpose that goes into flow, "said Meghan. .

The couple also presented prizes to the winners.

Coach Core trains hundreds of young people aged 16 to 24 to become sports coaches, with 97% of graduates pursuing studies or full-time employment.

The Kensington Palace Press Office announced Monday that the Royal Foundation has received a $ 1.3 million grant from Sport England to double the reach of Coach Core by adding 10 new sites in England over the next three years. years.