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Sports Summer Camps in the Bay Area
Looking for fun ways to keep your kids out and about this summer? Try a sports camp! The health benefits of a sports camp are obvious, but a good camp will also teach kids how to integrate the life skills reflected by the sport of their choice. Not to mention that camp provides great opportunities for kids to make new friends and excel at their favorite sport. Here are two great summer camps Bay Area sports enthusiasts keep returning to every year.
California Adventure Summer Day Camps
Let your kids enjoy the best sports offered in the Bay Area at California Adventure Summer Day Camps. Their summer programs are geared towards kids of varying interests and skill levels. Beginner and intermediate players ages 5 -13 can master any of the following sports: soccer, flag football, baseball, tackle football, and basketball. Budding football stars might want to try the Quarterback/Receiver camp, a non-contact, no-pads camp that emphasizes footwork, blocking, throwing, catching, and agility training. As for kids who prefer their skateboards to organized sports, California Adventure also has a summer skateboarding camp open to kids age 6 – 16. Campers not only get to perfect their skills and tricks at local skate parks and weekly trips to Water World; they'll also be coached by some of the best skaters in the Bay Area. What more could a child want?
Golden Eagle All-Sports Camp
Kids don't have to excel in a single sport in order to benefit from a sports camp. If you want your child to spend the summer enjoying the great outdoors and staying physically fit, consider a general sports camp. At Golden Eagle All-Sports Camp, your child will spend several weeks being active and having fun as he or she tries a variety of activities. Campers between the ages 5 and 13 spend the entire day enjoying tennis, golf, swimming, chess, checkers, and much more at the camp's highly interactive environment. Kids will be split according age groups so they'll have an easier time making friends, and they get to choose between two activities for each period. In between activities, happy campers get to enjoy popsicle breaks, lunch, free swim, and traditional camp activities. And on Fridays, the whole camp gets to feast on a hot dog barbecue and a watermelon feed! For thousands of local kids, Golden Eagle All-Sports Camp is the best thing about summer. Sign your child up today!
Euro School of Tennis
Budding tennis pros might want to spend their summer at the Euro School of Tennis, where they half-day camp program for kids age 6 to 15. Beginning and advanced players spend their entire morning developing fundamental techniques or advancing their gameplay while making new friends on the side. Your child will spend each day developing a different technique – forehand and backhand on Mondays, volleys and serves on Tuesdays, review of all major strokes on Wednesdays, footwork and recovery shots on Thursdays, and tennis tactics on Fridays.
About the Author
Karen Merring writes for Bay Area For Kids, the premier resources guide exclusively for parents living in the San Francisco Bay Area. To learn more about Bay Area summer camps, visit http://www.bayareaforkids.com
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