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Multi
Sport Summer Camp:
Ages
9-11
Objectives
Learn all fundamental movement skills and build overall motor skills.
Multi-Sport Camp is for the camper who loves athletics and friendly
competition, but doesn't want to focus on one particular sport.
This camp is fun and action-packed, combining a mix of team sports
with play and our fundamental skill development program. Our highly
organized program promotes the development of athletics, leadership,
sportsmanship, hustle, self-confidence, and most of all fun.
Designed for boys and girls ages 9-11, Sportscan Multi-Sport Camp
caters to the ability level of each camper including beginners,
intermediate and experienced athletes. In addition to individual
and group instruction, this camp includes skill competitions and
games. Each day campers are split into evenly matched teams and
participate/compete in a variety of contests and games for each
sport and activity. Teams rotate sports throughout the week, participating
in at least two sports per day.
Dates:
July 5-9, July 12-16, July 19-23, July 26-30
Location: Fielding Drive Public School
Times: 8:30am - 4:30pm
Price:
$195.00+HST
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Youth
Camps Include
° 1:10 coach to athlete ratio
° NCCP Qualified Coaches
° Modified Sports and games
° Camp T-Shirt and other give aways
° Arts & Crafts time
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About Our Camps
Active
Start and Multi Sport camps follow the Long-Term Athlete Development
(LTAD.ca) model promoted
by the Canadian Coaches Association and Canadian Sports Centre.
LTAD is a progressive pathway of development that recognizes
the distinct stages of physical, mental, cognitive and emotional
development in child athletes. LTAD is for the athlete who
shows early promise and also for those who may be late developers.
Good sportsmanship, team work, fair play and development of
physical literacy (competent in fundamental movement skills
for sport and physical activity), A typical day will provide
campers with instruction in designated sports, as well as
exposure to other sports through cooperative games and recreational
play.
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