Summer Camps in Amherst, TX
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Mt. Hood Session 6 - Mazama Lodge
At Keelys Ski Camp many of the all female coaching staff are recently retired from the U. S. Ski Team or are still racing at the highest levels (Olympic, World Cup, Noram, NCAA and FIS). Each day on the hill the coaches offer world-class visuals by training with and coaching the girls. Each session at Keelys Ski Camp is seven days, three days on snow, one day off and then 3 days on. Summer is an opportune time to develop and improve technique, for this reason we emphasize drills each day of skiing. The first day focuses on free skiing and drills. Day 2 & 3 are more drills and gate training. Day 4 is OFF and we offer fun activities either in Hood River, rafting the Deschutes River, or a trip to Portland. Day 5,6 & 7 include more gate training, free skiing and drills. Day 7 is also the travel day. 406-581-4991
At Keelys Ski Camp many of the all female coaching staff are recently retired from the U. S. Ski Team or are still racing at the highest levels (Olympic, World Cup, Noram, NCAA and FIS). Each day on the hill the coaches offer world-class visuals by training with and coaching the girls. Each session at Keelys Ski Camp is seven days, three days on snow, one day off and then 3 days on. Summer is an opportune time to develop and improve technique, for this reason we emphasize drills each day of skiing. The first day focuses on free skiing and drills. Day 2 & 3 are more drills and gate training. Day 4 is OFF and we offer fun activities either in Hood River, rafting the Deschutes River, or a trip to Portland. Day 5,6 & 7 include more gate training, free skiing and drills. Day 7 is also the travel day. 406-581-4991
Latest Review for Mountain Top Summer Dance Camp
Send your Daughter to an All Girl’s Christian Dance Camp
This camp is recommended for girls ages 8 through 16 years of age. My 13 year old daughter attended Mountain Top Summer Dance Camp. What she liked about it surprised me. She really enjoyed the camaraderie of other girls who shared her passion for dance. At the end of the camp, the girls all held a talent show, and they performed for the parents. Their dancing was so good it left speechless.... Read More...
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LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
Registration For summer Teen & Junior Camp - Brevard, NC
Don't forget to Register before February 1st to save $50. 00. You can Register any time online just be sure to add your registration to the Calvary Baptist Church of New Bern NC. We will be going week 10, August 3rd - August 8th 2015
Fall Youth Retreat - Voorheesville, NY
Joining with others for a weekend (Nov.6-8) of fun and Spiritual emphasis. It's a perfect opportunity to draw closer to God and to build relationships with others.
Teen Trivia Night at Sokol STL Camp - Imperial, MO
. Doors Open 5:30, Trivia Starts 6:00 $10 per Teen (ages 13-19) up to 8 per Table Price Includes Trivia, Games, Soda and Popcorn Held at Sokol STL Camp 6270 Highway 61-67 Imperial, MO 63052
Commission | Camp 2016 - Poulsbo, WA
City Hill Youth and Impact Ministry have teamed up to bring you CAMP 2016! This year's theme is COMMISSION based on Isaiah 6:8 "And I heard the voice of the Lord saying, “Whom shall I send, and who will go for us?” Then I said, “Here I am! Send me.” We have been saved, reedemeed, given a new identity as sons and daughters of the King. We have been COMMISSIONED to something greater than going through the motions of everyday life. Join us this year as we take three days to dive into this theme through worship, prayer, teaching of the word, team activities and so much more! Registration opens June 1st. The price will be $170 until August 1st. After that it will go up to $185. Don't miss out, register as soon as possible! (link above) *please note: you are not officially registered until you have payed the full price. RSVPing to this event does not gurantee you a spot at camp.
Crafty Kid Holiday Camp with Ms. Sherry - Chapel Hill, NC
Nothing can warm ones heart more than homemade gift. At CKHC your child will be creating holiday gifts to share with their love ones and friends. On Friday, your child will bring home 4 to 8 wrapped homemade gifts for the holidays. For more inforation or to registar go to: http://woodsfwswonders.com/index.htm
Registration For summer Teen & Junior Camp - Brevard, NC
Don't forget to Register before February 1st to save $50. 00. You can Register any time online just be sure to add your registration to the Calvary Baptist Church of New Bern NC. We will be going week 10, August 3rd - August 8th 2015
Fall Youth Retreat - Voorheesville, NY
Joining with others for a weekend (Nov.6-8) of fun and Spiritual emphasis. It's a perfect opportunity to draw closer to God and to build relationships with others.
Teen Trivia Night at Sokol STL Camp - Imperial, MO
. Doors Open 5:30, Trivia Starts 6:00 $10 per Teen (ages 13-19) up to 8 per Table Price Includes Trivia, Games, Soda and Popcorn Held at Sokol STL Camp 6270 Highway 61-67 Imperial, MO 63052
Commission | Camp 2016 - Poulsbo, WA
City Hill Youth and Impact Ministry have teamed up to bring you CAMP 2016! This year's theme is COMMISSION based on Isaiah 6:8 "And I heard the voice of the Lord saying, “Whom shall I send, and who will go for us?” Then I said, “Here I am! Send me.” We have been saved, reedemeed, given a new identity as sons and daughters of the King. We have been COMMISSIONED to something greater than going through the motions of everyday life. Join us this year as we take three days to dive into this theme through worship, prayer, teaching of the word, team activities and so much more! Registration opens June 1st. The price will be $170 until August 1st. After that it will go up to $185. Don't miss out, register as soon as possible! (link above) *please note: you are not officially registered until you have payed the full price. RSVPing to this event does not gurantee you a spot at camp.
Crafty Kid Holiday Camp with Ms. Sherry - Chapel Hill, NC
Nothing can warm ones heart more than homemade gift. At CKHC your child will be creating holiday gifts to share with their love ones and friends. On Friday, your child will bring home 4 to 8 wrapped homemade gifts for the holidays. For more inforation or to registar go to: http://woodsfwswonders.com/index.htm
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
May 31-June 3: Mountain Biking Intro/Intermediate (Ages 8-12) - Mountain Kids!
Whether you are a novice or an intermediate rider, grab your mountain bike and get tuned up for some riding adventures! Riders will learn tips for riding single track, trail etiquette, and riding smart. We will ride mainly at La Tierra where there is plenty of single-track and a great flow track full of whoop-de-doos and yehaws! If we get some really hot days, we will reward ourselves by heading to the Santa Fe River or Bicentennial pool to cool off before riding back to Fort Marcy. BIKE AND HELMET REQUIRED! 505-699-6230
CAMP CHEF - Ben Robertson Community Center
CAMP THEME: CARNIVAL COOKING & GAMES Playing with your food is the theme of this camp! Kids will take a hands-on approach to cooking. A different dish will be prepared each day. The camp involves food inspired art, cooking games, cupcake decorating, movies, table manners and more! All campers will receive their own chefs hat and recipe cards. Get ready for some cooking fun! Please be sure to indicate on your registration form if your child has any food allergies or dietary restrictions. Supplies: Campers should bring a beverage and snack and plenty of water each day. Lunch will be provided daily in camp. All campers should arrive at camp with sunscreen already applied, as well as with additional sunscreen, as needed. We recommend a sunscreen with an SPF of at least 30. Attire: Summer active wear and athletic shoes. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Instructor: Sheila Bozeman LOCATION Meeting Room 2 at Ben Robertson Community Center INSTRUCTOR Excellence In Etiquette
Summer Session - Cycling - Pre Season Cyclocross Camp - Killington Mountain School
The KMS Cycling preseason CX Camp will leave you ready and eager to begin the 2016-2017 Cyclocross season! There are many skills and race secrets involved in Cyclocross, and this camp will cover most of them! Topics include cornering, sand, barriers, hole shots, run-ups, and off-cambers, to strength and conditioning methods and plans, race preparation, course inspection, race tactics, pit management, bike maintenance, set-up, and repair, the importance of tire pressure, preparing for training/racing in inclement weather, riding efficiently, video analysis, practice races, and pathways to the elite levels of cyclocross. There will be demonstrations, drills, training rides, on-bike games, discussions, and guest appearances from top collegiate and local pro racers. This camp is targeted toward motivated 13 to 16 year-old junior Cyclocross racers of any ability. This intensive session will leave you well on your way to meeting your 2016 Cyclocross goals!! 802 422 5671 x257
B-3 Analysis of Pollutants in the Environment - Aurora
Participants will perform a laboratory activity to measure pollutants in the environment. The laboratory activity may be amenable to chemistry or environmental science courses. (630)9075950
3. Afternoon Jr. Academy - The Blake School Hopkins Campus
Minnesota International Tennis Academy at Twin City Tennis Camps Full Day, Morning & Afternoon Academy Participants with desire for intense direction, focused and deliberate practice and pursuit of excellence every day on the courts. Our goal is to provide you with the opportunity to reach your highest potential. This is for advanced & elite level committed players and supportive families members. We will offer 4 week , 8 Week, Full 10 or 12 Week Summer. Weekly Camps are available for out of state participants or international participants also. Registered Admittance - will be with invitation and approval of Director of Tennis and MIT Academy Director- Daniel Nabedrick and will include a Parent/Player/Coach in person or phone meeting to confirm all details for participation. a. Futures Team Academy USTA/ITF 1-5 Group 1 Ages 9-10 b. Juniors Team Academy USTA/ITF 1-5 Group 2 Ages 11-12 c. Challengers Team Academy USTA/ITF 1-5 Group 3 Ages 13-14 d. Seniors Team Academy USTA/ ITF 1-5 Group 4 Ages 15-16 e. Elite Team Academy USTA/ ITF 1-5 Group 5 Ages 17-18 Academy Students will also be encouraged to make time for private or semi private lessons during the spring, summer and fall with TCTC Staff 612-600-2460
May 31-June 3: Mountain Biking Intro/Intermediate (Ages 8-12) - Mountain Kids!
Whether you are a novice or an intermediate rider, grab your mountain bike and get tuned up for some riding adventures! Riders will learn tips for riding single track, trail etiquette, and riding smart. We will ride mainly at La Tierra where there is plenty of single-track and a great flow track full of whoop-de-doos and yehaws! If we get some really hot days, we will reward ourselves by heading to the Santa Fe River or Bicentennial pool to cool off before riding back to Fort Marcy. BIKE AND HELMET REQUIRED! 505-699-6230
CAMP CHEF - Ben Robertson Community Center
CAMP THEME: CARNIVAL COOKING & GAMES Playing with your food is the theme of this camp! Kids will take a hands-on approach to cooking. A different dish will be prepared each day. The camp involves food inspired art, cooking games, cupcake decorating, movies, table manners and more! All campers will receive their own chefs hat and recipe cards. Get ready for some cooking fun! Please be sure to indicate on your registration form if your child has any food allergies or dietary restrictions. Supplies: Campers should bring a beverage and snack and plenty of water each day. Lunch will be provided daily in camp. All campers should arrive at camp with sunscreen already applied, as well as with additional sunscreen, as needed. We recommend a sunscreen with an SPF of at least 30. Attire: Summer active wear and athletic shoes. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Instructor: Sheila Bozeman LOCATION Meeting Room 2 at Ben Robertson Community Center INSTRUCTOR Excellence In Etiquette
Summer Session - Cycling - Pre Season Cyclocross Camp - Killington Mountain School
The KMS Cycling preseason CX Camp will leave you ready and eager to begin the 2016-2017 Cyclocross season! There are many skills and race secrets involved in Cyclocross, and this camp will cover most of them! Topics include cornering, sand, barriers, hole shots, run-ups, and off-cambers, to strength and conditioning methods and plans, race preparation, course inspection, race tactics, pit management, bike maintenance, set-up, and repair, the importance of tire pressure, preparing for training/racing in inclement weather, riding efficiently, video analysis, practice races, and pathways to the elite levels of cyclocross. There will be demonstrations, drills, training rides, on-bike games, discussions, and guest appearances from top collegiate and local pro racers. This camp is targeted toward motivated 13 to 16 year-old junior Cyclocross racers of any ability. This intensive session will leave you well on your way to meeting your 2016 Cyclocross goals!! 802 422 5671 x257
B-3 Analysis of Pollutants in the Environment - Aurora
Participants will perform a laboratory activity to measure pollutants in the environment. The laboratory activity may be amenable to chemistry or environmental science courses. (630)9075950
3. Afternoon Jr. Academy - The Blake School Hopkins Campus
Minnesota International Tennis Academy at Twin City Tennis Camps Full Day, Morning & Afternoon Academy Participants with desire for intense direction, focused and deliberate practice and pursuit of excellence every day on the courts. Our goal is to provide you with the opportunity to reach your highest potential. This is for advanced & elite level committed players and supportive families members. We will offer 4 week , 8 Week, Full 10 or 12 Week Summer. Weekly Camps are available for out of state participants or international participants also. Registered Admittance - will be with invitation and approval of Director of Tennis and MIT Academy Director- Daniel Nabedrick and will include a Parent/Player/Coach in person or phone meeting to confirm all details for participation. a. Futures Team Academy USTA/ITF 1-5 Group 1 Ages 9-10 b. Juniors Team Academy USTA/ITF 1-5 Group 2 Ages 11-12 c. Challengers Team Academy USTA/ITF 1-5 Group 3 Ages 13-14 d. Seniors Team Academy USTA/ ITF 1-5 Group 4 Ages 15-16 e. Elite Team Academy USTA/ ITF 1-5 Group 5 Ages 17-18 Academy Students will also be encouraged to make time for private or semi private lessons during the spring, summer and fall with TCTC Staff 612-600-2460