Summer Camps for Junior High
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Summer Camps for Junior High
Does anyone know of any good camps for indivadual and teams? Like to get my kids in some.
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VIKED_MAN wrote:The camp @ Rio Grande is the best!
I heard the same and signed up my son earlier this week. All the info including a brochure is on their website.
http://athletics.rio.edu/index.php?modu ... /camps.htm
Anyone know of any really good soccer camps along this same calibur?
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I coached at the Rio camp last year and its as good as they come!!! By far one of the best in the area. Price not bad considering you full meals and housing for the overnight campers. I look foward to coaching at this camp again this year.
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Chesapeake, Fairland, Oak Hill, Marshall University all have summer camps for kids
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The Five-Star camp in Fort Wayne, Indiana is a tremendous camp and the cost is not bad at all for what you get. They can actually house your players there in the dorm facility right next to the gym. It is held at Speice Field House.
I took my daughter there last year and will probably go back again this year if it works out. They have just an unbelievable amount of qualified coaches/staff who work there. The girls and boys are separated into different gyms inside the facility during the games. They do a lot of station work during the four days. They have 12 stations that last for 15 minutes each. During the four days they go through each station 2x for a total of 24 stations.
There is also awards at the end based on skill competitions, games, three on three, one on one, etc..... Great camp and I highly recommend it. If I remember correctly it cost $250. The morning started around 8:30 after the kids ate breakfast there at the Fieldhouse and didn't end until around 10:00 each night. The kids got plenty of basketball in. They also brought in this one guy who talked about free throw shooting and he was "miked" up as he was shooting. He was talking as he shot and he hit 199 out of 200 free throws including about the last 175 or so in a row. Incredible.....
I took my daughter there last year and will probably go back again this year if it works out. They have just an unbelievable amount of qualified coaches/staff who work there. The girls and boys are separated into different gyms inside the facility during the games. They do a lot of station work during the four days. They have 12 stations that last for 15 minutes each. During the four days they go through each station 2x for a total of 24 stations.
There is also awards at the end based on skill competitions, games, three on three, one on one, etc..... Great camp and I highly recommend it. If I remember correctly it cost $250. The morning started around 8:30 after the kids ate breakfast there at the Fieldhouse and didn't end until around 10:00 each night. The kids got plenty of basketball in. They also brought in this one guy who talked about free throw shooting and he was "miked" up as he was shooting. He was talking as he shot and he hit 199 out of 200 free throws including about the last 175 or so in a row. Incredible.....
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OZZIEOHIO wrote:Are we talking about Bassketball or softball camps?
My money is on basketball
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One person up there is talking soccor so I dont have a clue. I have been watching this looking for a Softball or basketball camp to take my Daughter to.
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I am sure Webster girls have a camp....
I wouldn't worry about softball....heck I have not even seen a signup thing in the paper for NewVille....can't wait til Sciotoville gets little league back
I wouldn't worry about softball....heck I have not even seen a signup thing in the paper for NewVille....can't wait til Sciotoville gets little league back
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What are you waiting for, your the great coach. Start it up, and stop being a follower and take the laed blue. Get er done blue
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Don't have to wait, I was told after this summer Sciotoville will have little league back under the babe ruth league...but could be possible they can get a charter back under little league where they dont have to travel to Columbus to play.
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I dont know about you but next year is waiting, so do it now BLUE!!!!!!
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Well you go get me the girls in the 11-12 or 13-14 age group, the equipment,Uniforms, insurance, and money to enter these tourney's and we'll just get an ASA team together and play in those this summer.