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| Monterey Junior Golf Academy Camp http://www.montereyjuniorgolf.com/Pages/summerprograms.html Golf camp designed for the junior golfer with little or no previous golf experience. If your son or daughter wants to learn how to play golf, or he/she has played some golf before but not on a regular basis or, your son or daughter is between the ages of 6 and 12 years. This camp lasts for three consecutive days. Each day begins at 9.00 a.m. and closes at 2.30 p.m. On the final day of camp there is an award ceremony when all junior golfers receive a completion certificate and one lucky golfer receives the MVP award. Parents are welcome to attend this final event. Tri-Cal Kids Triathlon Camps http://www.tricalifornia.com/camps/2003/PacificGrove.htm Tri-Cal Kids Triathlon Camps – Introducing the youth of California to the sport of triathlon. During a typical week of camp, kids get all the information needed to participate successfully in the “kids” specific race on Friday. By the end of the week, they know how to shift, pedal and control their bike effectively. They are aware of the need for safety in the pool, on their bike or running on the trails. They learn to use a clock to do a swim workout, do bike to run combos, swim to bike combos, practice transitions, learn about healthy nutrition, see the importance of organizing their race day needs and many more triathlon specific exercises. By the time Friday comes along, every athlete is confident they can successfully complete their race day goals. We stress the importance of participation as winning. As each young triathlete crosses the finish line, the smile on their face says it all. It is our goal to help these young athletes become confident in their athletic abilities as well as have fun doing it. All of our coaches have experience in racing triathlons as well as working with kids. CSUMB Otter Athletics http://sports.csumb.edu/athletics/camp_clinic/summercamps.htm A development program of California State University, Monterey Bay (CSUMB) Athletics, these summer camps provide collegiate coaching to young athletes in a variety of sports. Features include utilization of CSUMB facilities, high level instruction, t-shirt, prizes, and an opportunity to meet and work with the Otter Athletes! CSUMB Boating Education Program http://www.montereyboating.org/YouthPrograms.html What better way to spend a summer day than sailing on a light breeze or exploring the extraordinary marine habitat of Monterey Bay! Our youth sailing and kayaking courses are offered through the North Monterey Country Recreation and Parks District (NCRPD) with support from the Dept. of Boating and Waterways. The camps offer a fun and instructive way to develop safe boating practices and learn the rudiments of sailing and kayaking. From beginning to advanced, instruction is tailored to develop these life-long boating skills. Foundation of CSUMB Boating Education Program, California State University, Monterey Bay Bldg. 84F, Seaside, CA 93955 (831) 582-4271 Fax (831) 582-4023 Camp Chamisal http://chamisal.com/ Chamisal Tennis and Fitness Club, nestled in a beautiful valley off the Laureles Grade Road, is one of the premier Tennis & Fitness clubs on the Monterey Peninsula. The junior tennis program runs throughout the year. After-school and holiday clinics are available along with matches against other area clubs. Swim lessons are offered each summer as well as day camps and arts and crafts. Chamisal Tennis and Fitness Club, 185 Robley Road, Corral de Tierra, CA 93908, Corral de Tierra: 484-1135, Monterey: 649-1135 FAX: 484-1722 Monterey Bay Equestrian Center http://www.montereybayequestrian.com/daycamps.html During the summer, we offer a great way for your child (7-14 yrs.) to spend the day. The camps normally run Mon-Fri from 9-2. Some camps will be 4-day camps. Each day the child takes their horse out, learns to brush and clean it, then saddle it up for a ride. The camps are set up so the older, or more experienced ones, can advance as well as the little ones. The entire time is spent with the horses and each child will have their own horse for the week. During the camp the children will learn grooming, saddling, safety, and horsemanship. They will learn western pleasure, how to barrel race, go through an obstacle course trail riding and much more. The week ends with a horse show in which the children show off what they have learned. One of the events of the show is a costume class, where they dress themselves and their horse in a home made costume of their choice. Everyone wins ribbons (nice ones) and the high point winner receives a trophy! Monterey Bay Equestrian Center, 19805 Pesante Road, Salinas, CA. 93907 (831) 663-5712 |
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