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Objectives
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To promote physical activity in a fun and safe environment
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To promote lifelong activity and a healthy approach to childhood obesity
prevention
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To challenge each child to improve his or her own level of performance
Mission Statement
Through innovative programming and the use of active learning practices focusing
on obesity prevention, lifelong fitness, and skill development, the Youth Sport
Camps support the educational and public service mission of the Department of
Health and Exercise Science and Colorado State University. We provide hands-on
experience and research opportunities for CSU students and staff while
promoting the benefits of physical activity and health lifestyles for youth in
the community. To help us meet our goal of decreasing the prevalence of childhood obesity and
inactive lifestyles, we aspire to develop a working model of summer camp
programming that focuses on these two issues. We will offer new and exciting
programming that features up-to-date information and activities on lifetime
fitness and wellness. We also plan to collect data from volunteer campers
regarding their physical activity levels and nutritional habits to help us gage
the effectiveness of our changes.
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Overview
The Youth Sport Camps are a ten-week day-camp program of sports activities.
The 2008 camp season begins on Monday, June 2 and ends on Friday, August 15.
Camps run from 9am - 4pm Monday-Friday. One-week sessions are offered in
baseball, basketball, inline hockey, soccer, softball, sport science, and volleyball.
In addition, we feature our FunLIFE (Learning to Improve Fitness and Eating)
camp again this year, which combines sports and physical activity with healthy
lessons and curriculum. This summer, we have also added the Field Sport Sampler
camp, which will allow campers to get a brief taste of several sports in a
short time. As always, we will be featuring our Super Sport Camp, which is a
traditional day-camp program that is offered in two-week sessions. The Super
Sport Camp includes a focus activity (basketball/volleyball, soccer,
baseball/softball, team/field sports, and track and field), plus group
activities, swim lessons, and field trips. |
The Youth Sport Camps program is an approved child care activity. Camp tuition
is deductible for certain child care flexible spending accounts. Contact your
spending account program administrator for more information.
Camp Details
Registration
All one-week camps (except tennis) are $150 for the camper's first week
and $140 for each additional week for that camper or any other campers in the
same family. Super Sport Camp is two weeks long and costs $280/$270. There is an additional $5 per session discount
for registering before May 9th. Full payment or $50 deposit is required
for each session. Refunds cannot be processed for $10 or less. There is a $15
rescheduling fee if you need to change sessions. There is a non-refundable $30
cancellation fee.
Due to various large construction projects at the university, CSU will have no tennis courts this summer. Tennis camps,therefore, will be suspended
for the 2008 season only and will return in 2009. We apologize for the situation.
There
are three ways to register for any YSC camp:
Gift Form
Please
help: In an effort to help underserved children enjoy a valuable
summer experience, the YSC administration has set up a Camp Scholarship Fund.
We need your help! Donations to the fund will help these children to enjoy
experiences that they would otherwise be unable to have. Contributions to this
fund are completely tax-deductible, and 100% of the money donated will go
toward scholarships. Every bit will help! Your donations will add up quickly!
To contribute, please complete this form.
Maps, Forms, and Other Information... |
| . 2008 Brochure |
. South College Gym Map (Super Sport Camps and Volleyball) |
| . 2008 Registration Form |
. Emergency Information Form - Required first day of camp |
| . 2008 Schedule |
. Counselor-in-Training
Program for 14-16 year olds |
| . Moby
Complex and Office Map |
. Counselor-in-Training Application |
| . Camp
Policies |
. Staff Application |
| . Scholarship Application |
As
camps close, they will be listed in the details below.
| Baseball |
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Our baseball camp is a
developmental camp for boys and girls entering grades 1-6, grouped by ability.
The focus will be on improving fundamental skills via group and individual
instruction, drills, and games.
(*no camp on July 4, fee pro-rated to $125/$115 per session)
Sessions:
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CLOSED
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June 09 - June 13
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June 16 - June 20
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IV
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June 23 - June 27
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June 30 - July 04*
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| Basketball |
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Our basketball camp is a
developmental camp designed for boys and girls entering grades 4-8, grouped by
ability. Basic ball handling, passing, and shooting skills will be developed
through group and individual instruction.
Sessions:
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July 07 - July 11
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July 14 - July 18
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July 21 - July 25
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IV
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July 28 - August 01
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August 04 - August 08
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VI
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August 11 - August 15
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| Field Sports |
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Our field sports camp is designed for boys and girls entering grades 1-8 and
will give campers a brief "taste" of several different sports. It is engineered
to appeal to campers who may not be interested in a full week of any specific
sport and campers who simply want to try new things. Activities may include
lacrosse, ultimate frisbee, flag football, field hockey, cricket and others.
Campers will experience a different sport each day.
Sessions:
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June 09 - June 13
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CLOSED
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July 07 - July 11
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July 21 - July 25
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August 04 - August 08
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| Fun LIFE |
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Our FunLIFE camp is designed
for boys and girls entering grades 1-7. LIFE stands for Learning to Improve
Fitness and Eating: while participating in a variety of sport and physical
activities as well as creative classroom activities, campers can enjoy learning
about nutrition, fitness, and healthy lifestyles. Non-competitive activities
include field and team games, yoga, hiking, swimming, and other outdoor
lifelong pursuits. All new curriculum this year!
(*no camp on July 4, fee pro-rated to $125/$115 per session)
Sessions:
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June 02 - June 06
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June 16 - June 20
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June 30 - July 04*
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July 14 - July 18
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July 28 - August 01
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August 11 - August 15
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| Inline Hockey |
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Our in-line hockey camp is a
developmental camp for boys and girls entering grades 4-8. This camp will
provide opportunities to improve skating and puck handling skills as well as
the chance to play against similarly matched players.
(*no camp on July 4, fee pro-rated to $125/$115 per session)
Sessions:
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June 02 - June 06
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June 09 - June 13
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June 16 - June 20
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June 23 - June 27
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June 30 - July 04*
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| Soccer |
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Our soccer camp is a
developmental camp designed for boys and girls entering grades 1-6, grouped by
ability. Passing, ball handling, shooting, offense and defense skills, game
strategy, and teamwork will be developed through a variety of drills, games,
and matches.
Sessions:
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July 07 - July 11
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July 14 - July 18
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July 21 - July 25
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July 28 - August 01
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August 04 - August 08
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August 11 - August 15
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| Softball |
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Our softball camp is a
developmental camp for boys and girls entering grades 1-8, grouped by ability.
Emphasis will be focused on improving fundamental skills via group and
individual instruction, drills and games.
Sessions:
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June 02 - June 06
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June 09 - June 13
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June 16 - June 20
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| Sport Science |
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A new addition in 2008, our sport science camp is designed primarily for campers 10 and older. We will explore the science that is involved in
sport participation, including physics (biomechanics), physiology, nutrition, and sport psychology. Camp will include brief classroom lessons
along with hands-on outdoor sport experiences and games.
(*no camp on July 4, fee pro-rated to $125/$115 per session)
Sessions:
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June 09 - June 13
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June 30 - July 04*
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July 14 - July 18
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August 04 - August 08
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| Super Sport Camp |
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Our Super Sport Camp is a
developmental camp for children entering grades 1-7. This camp combines sports
and other activities such as roller skating, indoor rock climbing, bowling and
movies. Each two-week camp includes daily swimming lessons with Red Cross Swim
Certification as well as several field trips.
There is no Super Sport Camps during the week of July 4. Campers who want to attend camp this week should enroll for a different activity.
FunLIFE is recommended for younger campers and Sport Science is recommended for older campers.
The field trips and focus activities listed below are TENTATIVE for 2008.
| Session | Dates | Focus Activity | Field Trip |
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June 02 - June 13
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Basketball and Volleyball
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Denver Zoo
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Soccer
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Water World
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CLOSED
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Track and Field
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Elitch Gardens
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IV
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July 21 - August 01
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Baseball and Softball
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Water World
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CLOSED
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Field Sports
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Denver Museum/Aquarium
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| Volleyball |
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Our volleyball camp is a
developmental camp for boys and girls entering grades 4-8, grouped by ability.
Emphasis will be on improving the individual fundamentals of passing, setting,
hitting, and serving, as well as teaching team strategy through games and
contests.
Sessions:
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July 14 - July 18
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July 21 - July 25
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July 28 - August 01
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August 04 - August 08
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August 11 - August 15
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Enrollment is limited, so register early to secure a place. For further
information or to have your name added to our mailing list, please contact:
C.S.U. Youth Sport Camps
Department of Health and Exercise Science
201A Moby Complex
Colorado State University
Fort Collins, CO 80523-1582
Telephone:(970) 491-6318
Fax: (970) 491-0445 or email us at ysc@cahs.colostate.edu
Colorado State University is an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer
and complies with all Federal and Colorado State laws, regulations, and
executive orders regarding affirmative action requirements. The Office of Equal
Opportunity is located in Room 104 Student Services. |
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