Summer Camps in Hoover, AL

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Continuing Teens at the Pottery Wheel (46216A) - Cary Academy
Ready for a new challenge? Advance your throwing skills and create bigger and better pots on the pottery wheel. Learn in a small group environment where you will receive individual instructor attention and have access to your own pottery wheel throughout the week. Improve on the details of handles, feet, rims and design elements and explore different ways to glaze your pots before they are fired in the kiln. Campers will take home finished work at the end of the week. Prior knowledge of the basics of centering, pulling up, and forming pots on the wheel is required. 919-677-7839

The Chute Shooting Camp (4th-8th) - Onalaska (city of)
The Chute Basketball Shooting Camps are designed to challenge the advanced player to move their offensive game to the next level, while at the same time, teaching all the proper fundamentals of shooting to the younger athlete. Shooting is ?muscle memory?.... Often times players believe they are out practicing, when actually they are simply reinforcing a lot of bad habits. The Chute Camps follows a step by step approach, in which shooters will definitely improve. This camp: 1. Teaches Proper Technique 2. Reinforces Proper Technique at Game Speed 3. Brings about Mastery of Positive Shooting Form. If you want to improve your shooting and offensive skills, The Chute Camp is for you! Over 2000 Players in 7 States Attend Chute Shooting Camps Each Summer... We are happy to have them here at the Omni....we hope you take advantage of this excellent opportunity. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Registration is not allowed online due to an additional waiver needing to be signed. Please register by stopping in at the Onalaska Park and Rec Department LOCATION Onalaska Omni Center

Mad Labs: Summer 2016 Edition - TBD - Pinhead HQ
Science is more than a subject. Its part of everything we do. The more we understand, the more we can appreciate and conserve our natural world. Join us for one or all of seven MAD LABS taking place on Friday mornings for hands-on, scientific activities that will encourage kids to experiment, learn, design, create, investigate, and more. Get your lab coats ready – we are going to get mad in our lab! A Pinhead Institute representative will be available to walk kids to Pinhead HQ from the Telluride Elementary School. Todays Topic: TBD 9172258876.0

Dancemakers (1st-3rd) - Head-Royce School
Instructor Kim Agnew is a multi-disciplined dancer, choreographer and dance educator teaching all over the greater Bay Area including, Head Royce, dance and music outreach with the San Francisco Ballet and 13 summers with Marin Ballet. As many students repeat dance in ASP, off campus or during the regular school day, they begin to have creative dance ideas of their own. In this class, Kim will guide the dancers in creating their own group choreography using the dance skills they bring to class as well as learning some new ones. New dancers have great ideas too and are more than welcome to join class. The dancers really have to work as a team, try each others ideas and see what their moves look like when someone else executes it. The pride and joy that the collaborative group generates is something you will surely feel when they perform at the end of the year! All levels of students welcome! 5105311300 x2500

Hitting/Base-Running Camp Team Registration - Pine Bluff, AR (Taylor Field)
PRO-DAY Baseball Hitting/Base-Running Camp will be held on Saturday, February 20th at Historical Taylor Field. The Camp will be held from 9 am - 12 noon for ages 8-15 years of age. Incase of inclement weather, the clinic will be moved into the Indoor Facility at the Stadium. Participants will get to hear instruction on proper hitting techniques and to help improve ones swing from a staff that has been involved in professional baseball on all levels. Since 1989, PRO-DAY Baseball has been teaching young players the finer points of the game, have sent hundreds of players into professional baseball, along with hundreds and hundreds of others have went on to receive baseball scholarships to colleges/universities across the country. Players need to register in advance, the camp is "Limited". Proceeds will benefit the John Gross Memorial Scholarship, which is given to a high school senior each year that plans to go off to college to play baseball and continue their education. 888-224-6150