Summer Camps in Mosquero, NM
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Tommy Tuberville Saturday Night Lights Camp June 4, 2016 (Grades 9 to 12) - Sheakley Athletic Complex at UC
Description: There is nothing like stepping out onto the Sheakley Athletic Complex under the lights. Our Saturday Night Lights Camp is an up-tempo evening of football with the Cincinnati Coaching Staff and top college coaches from the Midwest. This camp will be held at our practice complex under the lights, simulating a game day environment. Campers will go through combine style testing demos, position drills, 1-on-1 drills, speed drills, and on field competitions focusing on proper techniques and fundamentals. All One Day Camps feature in person instruction by the University of Cincinnati Football Coaches, along with many other coaches from FBS, FCS, Division II, and Division III level Colleges. A Member of the Cincinnati Football Staff will lead each Position. Camp is open to football players going into Grades 9 to 12 in the fall of 2016, CHECK IN/CHECK OUT PROCEDURES • Check In – Saturday June 4, 3:00 to 4:00 p.m., Linder Athletic Center • Closing Remarks – 7:00 pm., Sheakley Athletic Complex WHAT TO BRING • Any special shoes you may use. Cleats or turf shoes are acceptable. • Helmets are suggested at this camp. 5135565986.0
Description: There is nothing like stepping out onto the Sheakley Athletic Complex under the lights. Our Saturday Night Lights Camp is an up-tempo evening of football with the Cincinnati Coaching Staff and top college coaches from the Midwest. This camp will be held at our practice complex under the lights, simulating a game day environment. Campers will go through combine style testing demos, position drills, 1-on-1 drills, speed drills, and on field competitions focusing on proper techniques and fundamentals. All One Day Camps feature in person instruction by the University of Cincinnati Football Coaches, along with many other coaches from FBS, FCS, Division II, and Division III level Colleges. A Member of the Cincinnati Football Staff will lead each Position. Camp is open to football players going into Grades 9 to 12 in the fall of 2016, CHECK IN/CHECK OUT PROCEDURES • Check In – Saturday June 4, 3:00 to 4:00 p.m., Linder Athletic Center • Closing Remarks – 7:00 pm., Sheakley Athletic Complex WHAT TO BRING • Any special shoes you may use. Cleats or turf shoes are acceptable. • Helmets are suggested at this camp. 5135565986.0
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Camp Arbolado
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Summer Kids/Teen CrossFit Camp - Gig Harbor, WA
Join us for the kick off to our Summer Kids/Teen CrossFit Camp. We will be doing baseline measurements to test speed, explosiveness, and strength. Then re test every 5 weeks. A makeup test will be performed on Tuesday, Maybe 21st at 4:30pm. Your child should arrive on time, with proper attire and footwear. Flat bottom shoes are preferred for lifting. They should be well hydrated and have eaten. They should also bring a water bottle. We have water to fill their bottles, but will not provide cups. We will go the full hour each day. We will split out time between inside and outside, so sunscreen may be needed. Parents and driving teens, please drive careful when coming up Foster, especially across the Cushman trail cross walk. Also, be aware of clients from classes before and after the camp coming and going. There is plenty of parking in the parking lot and across the street in the grassy field.
Spring Break Kid's Riding Camp! - Georgetown, TX
All kids up to age 18 welcome, no charge for current EquQuest horsemanship students; $250 for new students Camp dates are March 14, 15, 16, 17 and 18; 10 AM to 1 PM each day. Kid's learn to catch their own horse, tack it up, do ground work and ride (as age and confidence level appropriate). Get's them outside in sunshine and fresh air, helps them develop compassion for animals and puts them in touch with nature. Bring sunscreen, water and a snack. Call Michelle Clarke with any questions (512-868-7638) Equipment (except for riding helmets and boots) and horses provided. Please, no bicycle helmets.
2015 Teen Camp - Stewartsville, MO
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Kid's Camp: Super Hero - Madera, CA
http://www.active.com/kids/madera-ca/classes/kid-s-camp-super-hero-2015. cmp=23-13&SREF=FBEvent
Senior High Teen Camp 2016 - Augusta, WV
The Theme this year is: LIFE IS MESSY! Registration for this COST FREE week of teen camp begins at 4:30 on Tuesday, July 19th. Activities for Senior High could include (but is not limited to) Boogie Bowling (with strobe lights), laser tag, basketball, carpet ball, ping pong, volleyball, putt putting, water slide, water balloons, swimming, paddle boat riding, playing on playground equipment, softball, hiking, sharing bathroom & shower facilities with other campers, sleeping on floors in rooms at the Church building, community service, worship and recreation,and traveling to activities. Wear clothes you don’t mind getting dirty or stained and bring plenty of towels.
Summer Kids/Teen CrossFit Camp - Gig Harbor, WA
Join us for the kick off to our Summer Kids/Teen CrossFit Camp. We will be doing baseline measurements to test speed, explosiveness, and strength. Then re test every 5 weeks. A makeup test will be performed on Tuesday, Maybe 21st at 4:30pm. Your child should arrive on time, with proper attire and footwear. Flat bottom shoes are preferred for lifting. They should be well hydrated and have eaten. They should also bring a water bottle. We have water to fill their bottles, but will not provide cups. We will go the full hour each day. We will split out time between inside and outside, so sunscreen may be needed. Parents and driving teens, please drive careful when coming up Foster, especially across the Cushman trail cross walk. Also, be aware of clients from classes before and after the camp coming and going. There is plenty of parking in the parking lot and across the street in the grassy field.
Spring Break Kid's Riding Camp! - Georgetown, TX
All kids up to age 18 welcome, no charge for current EquQuest horsemanship students; $250 for new students Camp dates are March 14, 15, 16, 17 and 18; 10 AM to 1 PM each day. Kid's learn to catch their own horse, tack it up, do ground work and ride (as age and confidence level appropriate). Get's them outside in sunshine and fresh air, helps them develop compassion for animals and puts them in touch with nature. Bring sunscreen, water and a snack. Call Michelle Clarke with any questions (512-868-7638) Equipment (except for riding helmets and boots) and horses provided. Please, no bicycle helmets.
2015 Teen Camp - Stewartsville, MO
Mark Your Calendars.
Kid's Camp: Super Hero - Madera, CA
http://www.active.com/kids/madera-ca/classes/kid-s-camp-super-hero-2015. cmp=23-13&SREF=FBEvent
Senior High Teen Camp 2016 - Augusta, WV
The Theme this year is: LIFE IS MESSY! Registration for this COST FREE week of teen camp begins at 4:30 on Tuesday, July 19th. Activities for Senior High could include (but is not limited to) Boogie Bowling (with strobe lights), laser tag, basketball, carpet ball, ping pong, volleyball, putt putting, water slide, water balloons, swimming, paddle boat riding, playing on playground equipment, softball, hiking, sharing bathroom & shower facilities with other campers, sleeping on floors in rooms at the Church building, community service, worship and recreation,and traveling to activities. Wear clothes you don’t mind getting dirty or stained and bring plenty of towels.
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Fun and Funky Jewelry Camp (AM) - MA Lower School
In this fun and creative jewelry camp, students will learn basic beading techniques and work with wire, beads and other assorted materials to create their own unique necklaces, bracelets, earrings, bookmarks, hair clips, brooches, lampshades and more! Bring your imagination and create one-of-a-kind jewelry for yourself or gifts for your friends and family. $70 supply fee included in tuition. 6127287745 x2
White Sox Fastpitch Slapping Camp (9-14 yrs) Lisle - Lisle Bulls/Sox Academy
Slap hitting is an offensive technique designed to place a tremendous amount of pressure on the defense. If you are an elite player that can get down the line in less than three seconds and want to boost your on-base percentage, you may want to learn the proper techniques and strategies of "The Slappers Game" from the best slapping instructors at the Academy. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please dress in athletic gear and bring a water bottle. See you in camp! AGE CATEGORY Child LOCATION Lisle 13 Robin Ventura (not online) at Lisle Bulls/Sox Academy Lisle 12 Billy Pierce (not online) at Lisle Bulls/Sox Academy
Schools Out Junior Sports Camp - Roger Carter Community Center
School is out and were open for play! Young athletes develop their skills in any of the following sports: basketball, kickball, tee ball, soccer, tennis, flag football or floor hockey at this co-rec camp. Sports and games are adapted to the size and abilities of young children to make learning fun and foster development of motor skills. Activities take place indoors. Registration: 410-313-7275. Info: Brian Wyman, 410-313-4705 or -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Activities take place indoors. AGE GROUP/CAMP Youth LOCATION Roger Carter Community Center at Roger Carter Community Center
Wild West Cowpokes - Forest Service Park
Saddle up buckaroos, and get ready to go back to the wild Wild West. Bring your cowboy hats along with your imagination because this is going to be a fun-filled week. Includes horseback riding and an overnight by the campfire just like in the old days. Includes one overnight. 2083091005.0
Junior Adventurers: Outdoor Explorers - Junior Adventurers!
Calling all junior adventurers for another summer of discoveries! In this half-day camp, your sons will enjoy all that The Heights campus has to offer. With beautiful stands of native tree species, numerous bird boxes, and a room full of past discoveries, there will be no lack for exciting new areas of learning. Two days will be dedicated to the animal kingdom – mammals, insects, reptiles and more. Another will focus on seeds and plants. – we cant live without them! Two days will also be devoted to experiments and discovery, bringing their knowledge to life. In the course of daily adventures around campus, campers will climb the trees theyve heard about and capture the insects theyve drawn. With a take-home booklet filled with artistic learning exercises, your son will be drawing on his discoveries from this camp for years to come! Staff: Peter Vitz, 4th grade homeroom teacher, has taught natural history at The Heights for 5 years. Contact: Peter Vitz at The Heights School, Notes: Usual dress is normal summer attire. Boys should bring a small snack and a bag lunch. 301-365-4300
Fun and Funky Jewelry Camp (AM) - MA Lower School
In this fun and creative jewelry camp, students will learn basic beading techniques and work with wire, beads and other assorted materials to create their own unique necklaces, bracelets, earrings, bookmarks, hair clips, brooches, lampshades and more! Bring your imagination and create one-of-a-kind jewelry for yourself or gifts for your friends and family. $70 supply fee included in tuition. 6127287745 x2
White Sox Fastpitch Slapping Camp (9-14 yrs) Lisle - Lisle Bulls/Sox Academy
Slap hitting is an offensive technique designed to place a tremendous amount of pressure on the defense. If you are an elite player that can get down the line in less than three seconds and want to boost your on-base percentage, you may want to learn the proper techniques and strategies of "The Slappers Game" from the best slapping instructors at the Academy. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please dress in athletic gear and bring a water bottle. See you in camp! AGE CATEGORY Child LOCATION Lisle 13 Robin Ventura (not online) at Lisle Bulls/Sox Academy Lisle 12 Billy Pierce (not online) at Lisle Bulls/Sox Academy
Schools Out Junior Sports Camp - Roger Carter Community Center
School is out and were open for play! Young athletes develop their skills in any of the following sports: basketball, kickball, tee ball, soccer, tennis, flag football or floor hockey at this co-rec camp. Sports and games are adapted to the size and abilities of young children to make learning fun and foster development of motor skills. Activities take place indoors. Registration: 410-313-7275. Info: Brian Wyman, 410-313-4705 or -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Activities take place indoors. AGE GROUP/CAMP Youth LOCATION Roger Carter Community Center at Roger Carter Community Center
Wild West Cowpokes - Forest Service Park
Saddle up buckaroos, and get ready to go back to the wild Wild West. Bring your cowboy hats along with your imagination because this is going to be a fun-filled week. Includes horseback riding and an overnight by the campfire just like in the old days. Includes one overnight. 2083091005.0
Junior Adventurers: Outdoor Explorers - Junior Adventurers!
Calling all junior adventurers for another summer of discoveries! In this half-day camp, your sons will enjoy all that The Heights campus has to offer. With beautiful stands of native tree species, numerous bird boxes, and a room full of past discoveries, there will be no lack for exciting new areas of learning. Two days will be dedicated to the animal kingdom – mammals, insects, reptiles and more. Another will focus on seeds and plants. – we cant live without them! Two days will also be devoted to experiments and discovery, bringing their knowledge to life. In the course of daily adventures around campus, campers will climb the trees theyve heard about and capture the insects theyve drawn. With a take-home booklet filled with artistic learning exercises, your son will be drawing on his discoveries from this camp for years to come! Staff: Peter Vitz, 4th grade homeroom teacher, has taught natural history at The Heights for 5 years. Contact: Peter Vitz at The Heights School, Notes: Usual dress is normal summer attire. Boys should bring a small snack and a bag lunch. 301-365-4300