Summer Camps in Alpine, WY
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Swimming 3 - Brigham Young University
Come join coach John Brooks and his staff at the BYU Swimming Camp. Our camp offers four days of training and feedback. You will define your own specific needs as a competitive swimmer, determine personal training guidelines to meet these needs and then develop individual goals to increase your performance potential throughout the year. To help determine these guidelines, you will receive interval training evaluations and coach critiques specific to your needs. Throughout the week you will increase your performance potential through the use of drills, workout sets, time trials, competitions and video sessions. In class, you will discover the theory behind powerful, winning strokes. You will study detailed sequential movements of competitive strokes, learn fundamental competitive techniques, view contemporary training films and receive valuable feedback from the analysis of personal videotapes. In the pool you will undergo extensive drills, workout sets and time trials. You will review your personal videotaping in class to give you insight into your training strengths and weaknesses, helping you increase your competitive edge. Open to any individual that meets age requirement. 801-422-5724
Come join coach John Brooks and his staff at the BYU Swimming Camp. Our camp offers four days of training and feedback. You will define your own specific needs as a competitive swimmer, determine personal training guidelines to meet these needs and then develop individual goals to increase your performance potential throughout the year. To help determine these guidelines, you will receive interval training evaluations and coach critiques specific to your needs. Throughout the week you will increase your performance potential through the use of drills, workout sets, time trials, competitions and video sessions. In class, you will discover the theory behind powerful, winning strokes. You will study detailed sequential movements of competitive strokes, learn fundamental competitive techniques, view contemporary training films and receive valuable feedback from the analysis of personal videotapes. In the pool you will undergo extensive drills, workout sets and time trials. You will review your personal videotaping in class to give you insight into your training strengths and weaknesses, helping you increase your competitive edge. Open to any individual that meets age requirement. 801-422-5724
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PO Box 3968, Jackson, Wyoming 83001
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Alpine, WY Summer Camps
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Watauga Kid Fish & Campout - Irving, TX
Come out to Watauga's Capp Smith Park to enjoy a fun evening with the family, fishing and camping out under the stars. Free hot dog dinner(with preregistration by 9/16/15). Poles and bait will be provided, or feel free to bring your own! Age Divisions: 6 & under, 7-11, 12-16. Prizes will be awarded. Don't forget your tent and camping gear! Please visit the Watauga Website to print a registration form. http://www.wataugatx.org/Calendar.aspx?EID=2981 In order to receive the free hot dog dinner, registration forms will need to be turned in by Wednesday, September 16, 2015 at The Watauga Community Center 7901 Indian Springs Rd. Watauga, TX 76148 For more information, please call the Watauga Community Center 817.514.5828.
AAC Summer Theatre Camp 2016 in partnership - Jasper, AL
This summer program will introduce students ranging from rising third graders to high school seniors to all aspects of the creative and technical sides of musical theatre production. From the audition to the final curtain, students will not only star in the production, they will also learn what it takes to put on a show. The program will include instruction in acting, voice, dance, set, costume, sound and lighting design and more. The camp meets Monday – Thursday each week from 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. and Friday 9:00am – noon. For more info call Athletic Arts Center at 205-387-9337 or visit http://www.athleticartsctr.com/Special_Events.html
#theSpot: Teen Camping Trip - North East, MD
Destroyer's Den V2 2016 Event 4 - Greenfield, IN
Kid's Spring Break Camp - El Paso, TX
SPRING BREAK is here!! Give your kids something to talk about when they go back to school. Bring them in to the Academy of Aerial Fitness and have them experience AERIAL ARTS! The kids will learn silks, hoop, hammock, balance, calisthenics, yoga, and PARKOUR! Keep your kids active and having fun during their long school break!! You can sign them up and pay over the phone or come in Monday morning and sign up when you drop them off!
Watauga Kid Fish & Campout - Irving, TX
Come out to Watauga's Capp Smith Park to enjoy a fun evening with the family, fishing and camping out under the stars. Free hot dog dinner(with preregistration by 9/16/15). Poles and bait will be provided, or feel free to bring your own! Age Divisions: 6 & under, 7-11, 12-16. Prizes will be awarded. Don't forget your tent and camping gear! Please visit the Watauga Website to print a registration form. http://www.wataugatx.org/Calendar.aspx?EID=2981 In order to receive the free hot dog dinner, registration forms will need to be turned in by Wednesday, September 16, 2015 at The Watauga Community Center 7901 Indian Springs Rd. Watauga, TX 76148 For more information, please call the Watauga Community Center 817.514.5828.
AAC Summer Theatre Camp 2016 in partnership - Jasper, AL
This summer program will introduce students ranging from rising third graders to high school seniors to all aspects of the creative and technical sides of musical theatre production. From the audition to the final curtain, students will not only star in the production, they will also learn what it takes to put on a show. The program will include instruction in acting, voice, dance, set, costume, sound and lighting design and more. The camp meets Monday – Thursday each week from 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. and Friday 9:00am – noon. For more info call Athletic Arts Center at 205-387-9337 or visit http://www.athleticartsctr.com/Special_Events.html
#theSpot: Teen Camping Trip - North East, MD
Destroyer's Den V2 2016 Event 4 - Greenfield, IN
Kid's Spring Break Camp - El Paso, TX
SPRING BREAK is here!! Give your kids something to talk about when they go back to school. Bring them in to the Academy of Aerial Fitness and have them experience AERIAL ARTS! The kids will learn silks, hoop, hammock, balance, calisthenics, yoga, and PARKOUR! Keep your kids active and having fun during their long school break!! You can sign them up and pay over the phone or come in Monday morning and sign up when you drop them off!
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Archaeology Camp for Children - Needwood Mansion
Find out what it takes to be an archaeologist! Heres your chance to work alongside the Parks archaeologist and get hands on experience with mapping, soil identification, and artifact processing. Each week well take a field trip to a different historic site, and weather permitting, do some real excavating!. Camp fulfills most of the requirements for the Boy Scout Archaeology Merit Badge. Email for more information. LOCATION Needwood Manion Archaeology Classroom at Needwood Mansion ACTIVITY List: Archaeology Extended Care The participant will have to select between 0 and 1 out of the 1 following Activities to register for. Name Type Number Age Date Location Archaeology Camp for Children, Extended Care Class 12364 9 - 14 From June 27, 2016 to July 1, 2016 Each Monday from 3pm to 5:30pm Each Tuesday from 3pm to 5:30pm Each Wednesday from 3pm to 5:30pm Each Thursday from 3pm to 5:30pm Each Friday from 3pm to 5:30pm Needwood Mansion
1st Session - Crochet / Knitting/ Paper Folding - YSCP
Instructor: Ms. Anamaria Here is the summary for the club. Below it is the summary for me: Crochet/Knitting and Paper folding In this club we focus on learning basic crochet or knitting techniques. This includes learning how to read charts. Students choose between knitting or crochet to start. They have option of learning the other later. Squares are the main building blocks for all of the projects. Projects will be up to the students to choose. They range from a scarf, book cover to a basic shirt. There will also be small non-square projects like mustaches, flowers and balls. Focusing on squares gives participants a quick project that can easily be completed during club time after the first few sessions. It also allows for lots of color without having to change or join yarn. Small projects like these can easily be done anywhere. The possibilities are endless for completed projects. A completed scarf can easily become a blanket later on if they want with the simple addition of more squares. If time allows later in the semester and there is interest from the students, more stitches will be taught. For those wanting a break from crochet or knitting there will... 8142379727.0
COED Basketball Camp Grades 5-8 - Page Youth Center
This camp will start at 9:00am and finish at 12:00pm. please bring a snack. the kids will have a 15 minute snack break in the middle of camp (805)967-8778
Professional Scene Study (Sp16JUN) - Aquila Morong Studio
This class is an "actors gymnasium," where you will be asked to follow direction, learn what directors look for on set, and get invaluable feedback on your work. Donna Morong, noted Casting Director and Acting Teacher, will provide feedback alongside a guest director as you are filmed performing scenes from film and TV. Students will learn how to work on-set under pressure in a simulated professional environment. Previous directors include: Randall Zisk (Scandal, The Mentalist, Monk), Gary Fleder (Homefront), Damon Santostefano (Three To Tango), Will Geiger (Elvis and Anabelle), Brett Simon (Assassination of a High School President), and Anna Mastro (Guidance,Walter). "I encourage my students to take risks, explore different choices and delve more deeply into the characters they are portraying. I provide an environment that is close to a professional work situation without the pressure of having to prove anything. I hope to develop their own internal sense of emotional truth as it applies to film, theater and television roles. They get to work with highly regarded professional directors and learn to respond to direction in the moment." -Donna Morong 323-461-6396
Kindergarten Orientation No School Day Camp - CREATE Arts Center
When school is out, art is in at CREATE! Every No School Day Camp features different art adventures. Will it be cartooning? Collage? Painting? Join us to find out! This Kindergarten Orientation camp day is open to 5 year olds. 301-588-2787
Archaeology Camp for Children - Needwood Mansion
Find out what it takes to be an archaeologist! Heres your chance to work alongside the Parks archaeologist and get hands on experience with mapping, soil identification, and artifact processing. Each week well take a field trip to a different historic site, and weather permitting, do some real excavating!. Camp fulfills most of the requirements for the Boy Scout Archaeology Merit Badge. Email for more information. LOCATION Needwood Manion Archaeology Classroom at Needwood Mansion ACTIVITY List: Archaeology Extended Care The participant will have to select between 0 and 1 out of the 1 following Activities to register for. Name Type Number Age Date Location Archaeology Camp for Children, Extended Care Class 12364 9 - 14 From June 27, 2016 to July 1, 2016 Each Monday from 3pm to 5:30pm Each Tuesday from 3pm to 5:30pm Each Wednesday from 3pm to 5:30pm Each Thursday from 3pm to 5:30pm Each Friday from 3pm to 5:30pm Needwood Mansion
1st Session - Crochet / Knitting/ Paper Folding - YSCP
Instructor: Ms. Anamaria Here is the summary for the club. Below it is the summary for me: Crochet/Knitting and Paper folding In this club we focus on learning basic crochet or knitting techniques. This includes learning how to read charts. Students choose between knitting or crochet to start. They have option of learning the other later. Squares are the main building blocks for all of the projects. Projects will be up to the students to choose. They range from a scarf, book cover to a basic shirt. There will also be small non-square projects like mustaches, flowers and balls. Focusing on squares gives participants a quick project that can easily be completed during club time after the first few sessions. It also allows for lots of color without having to change or join yarn. Small projects like these can easily be done anywhere. The possibilities are endless for completed projects. A completed scarf can easily become a blanket later on if they want with the simple addition of more squares. If time allows later in the semester and there is interest from the students, more stitches will be taught. For those wanting a break from crochet or knitting there will... 8142379727.0
COED Basketball Camp Grades 5-8 - Page Youth Center
This camp will start at 9:00am and finish at 12:00pm. please bring a snack. the kids will have a 15 minute snack break in the middle of camp (805)967-8778
Professional Scene Study (Sp16JUN) - Aquila Morong Studio
This class is an "actors gymnasium," where you will be asked to follow direction, learn what directors look for on set, and get invaluable feedback on your work. Donna Morong, noted Casting Director and Acting Teacher, will provide feedback alongside a guest director as you are filmed performing scenes from film and TV. Students will learn how to work on-set under pressure in a simulated professional environment. Previous directors include: Randall Zisk (Scandal, The Mentalist, Monk), Gary Fleder (Homefront), Damon Santostefano (Three To Tango), Will Geiger (Elvis and Anabelle), Brett Simon (Assassination of a High School President), and Anna Mastro (Guidance,Walter). "I encourage my students to take risks, explore different choices and delve more deeply into the characters they are portraying. I provide an environment that is close to a professional work situation without the pressure of having to prove anything. I hope to develop their own internal sense of emotional truth as it applies to film, theater and television roles. They get to work with highly regarded professional directors and learn to respond to direction in the moment." -Donna Morong 323-461-6396
Kindergarten Orientation No School Day Camp - CREATE Arts Center
When school is out, art is in at CREATE! Every No School Day Camp features different art adventures. Will it be cartooning? Collage? Painting? Join us to find out! This Kindergarten Orientation camp day is open to 5 year olds. 301-588-2787