Overview


All sports equipment will be supplied.  No special shoes or clothing is required other than running shoes and shorts.

Ribbon Winning Events - In this camp we are not teaching any of the sports.  We are going to divide the Campers/Olympians into age groups and then have them do various (simple) events, skills or drills related to the sport. To see examples of the types of ribbon winning events involved in many of these sports - Click Here.

Campers/Olympians will be divided into separate, small, age and size related groups 8 to 10 campers maximum for each ribbon winning event.

Multi sport events will be occurring at all times during the camp.  It is planned to make each sport event a Olympian might be interested in competing in available over the five days for the Olympian.

Rain, extreme summer heat, and camper fatigue can all lead to a video being shown at any time in our camps.  Sample videos used include: Sandlot, The Big Green, Kicking and Screaming. Like Mike, A Kid In King Arthur's Court, Rebound, etc.

Ribbon Winning
Age Groups
6 and 7

8 and 9

10 and 11

12 and 13

14 plus

Typical
Daily
Schedule
  9:00 to   9:15 - Opening Ceremonies and Organizing Morning
  9:15 to 10:30 - Events
10:30 to 10:45 - Snack
10:45 to 12:00 - Events
12:00 to 12:30 - Lunch and Morning Ribbon Presentations
12:30 to 12:45 - Organizing Afternoon
12:45 to   2:00 - Events
  2:00 to   2:15 - Snack
  2:15 to   3:30 - Events
  3:30 to   4:00 - Afternoon Ribbon Presentations and Daily Closing

Last two days of camp will allow participants to form groups to repeat activities they found super fun again, so camp day will become extremely animated and somewhat fractured compared to the first day with as many as 6 to 8 activities all going on at the same time.

Rain Day Schedule will involve only indoor activities and possibly a sports video showing.

Purpose  

1) Fun 

2) Recreational

3) Learning and playing a number of sports

 

When July 26 to 30, 2010

From 9 am to 4 pm

Doors open at 8:30 am for early drop off

Gym will be open for Olympic participants to play till 6:00 pm if you wish to pick up your child after 4:00 pm.  Running shoes are a requirement though.

Where THE MAIN PLACE in the Old Erin Public School AT 185 Main Street, Erin.  The camp will use the gym and field at MAIN PLACE and field at Erin Public School.
Potential
Sports Involved

All game equipment will be supplied, i.e., tennis and badminton rackets and birds, balls and sticks as needed, though we encourage participants to bring their own rackets, balls, etc.

 

Baseball

Billiards/Pool

Frisbee Tossing

Track and Field

Lacrosse

Archery

Soccer

Ball Hockey

Ring Toss

Badminton

Golf

Arcade Games

Tennis

Tug-of-War

Dodge Ball

Volleyball

Skipping

Plasma Car Races

Basketball

Checkers

Alleys/Marbles

Ping Pong

Chess

Find The Coin

"Hammer" Toss Penny Toss Horse Shoe Tossing

Limbo Rock 

Lacrosse

Darts

Tumbling    

This is only a sample listing of the "sports" that will be potentially used in this Camp.  Activities used/done will be totally at the discretion of the coaches.

To see examples of the types of ribbon winning events involved in many of these sports - Click Here.

Special Note Please no ankle socks as blisters develop on the achilles' tendon due to the amount of running that occurs in our camps. 

Please use longer length athletic socks (preferably two per foot) help to reduce/prevent this problem. 

Cost  

Advance payment Olympic Fee - $45.00 for the week.
Send payment to Erin Hoops, c/o Patrick Suessmuth, R.R.#2, Hillsburgh, Ont.  N0B 1Z0 or drop off fee at MAIN PLACE.

At the door Olympic Fee - $60.00 for the week.

 

Limited

Registration

Registration in advance is necessary. 

Olympics is limited to 100 players.

Register early to avoid disappointment.

Registration is on a first come, first served basis.

Registration to date in Erin Olympics is 38 of the 80 limit.

  

  

(Registration figure last updated: July 26, 2010 )

To advance register click this blue Registration Link to get to form to submit.


About our

Coaches

and Coaching
 

Coaching ratio: 1 coach to 10 campers MAXIMUM

Coaches will be at least one adult per camp with remaining coaches being Erin Hoops trained university and older high school students.  These coaches bring over 15 years of camp leadership skills in our camps into the 2010 Summer Camps.

Our coaching philosophy consists of coaches using:
               high praising
                 high directing
                   high verbal
                     high encouragement
                       high interpersonal skills
                         constructive criticism as needed

Further
Information
Want to know more about this Camp - contact Patrick Suessmuth 519-833-2058 or send an email to helps@erinhoops.ca
Campers e-mail To see a copy of e-mail sent to campers prior to start of camp, click here

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