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Baseball Football Golf Basketball Basketball Education WHAT’S YOUR Table of Contents: 41 11U PROGRAMS 3 WHY IMG? 43 TRIPS & FUN 5 CHOOSE YOUR CAMP 45 OTHER PROGRAMS 31 ATHLETIC FACILITIES 47 TRAVEL & AMENITIES 37 CAMPUS LIFE FACILITIES 49 SPONSORS & SERVICES PASSION? BOYS GIRLS ESL & BASEBALL FOOTBALL GOLF BASKETBALL BASKETBALL EDUCATION 7 9 11 13 15 17 1 IMG ACADEMY YOUTH CAMPS | LEARN MORE AND REGISTER ONLINE AT IMGACADEMY.COM AVAILABLE PROGRAMS 1-, 3- and 5-week camps throughout the year. Core, Total Athlete and Game Changer training programs are available for each camp. Go to pages 5-6 for more information on WHAT’S YOUR selecting the right camp for you. PASSION? BOYS GIRLS LACROSSE PERFORMANCE TENNIS TRACK & FIELD SOCCER SOCCER 19 21 23 25 27 29 IMG ACADEMY YOUTH CAMPS | LEARN MORE AND REGISTER ONLINE AT IMGACADEMY.COM 32 BesTTHE WORLD’S SPORTS CAMPS 3 IMG ACADEMY YOUTH CAMPS | LEARN MORE AND REGISTER ONLINE AT IMGACADEMY.COM 8 reasons why you should attend an IMG Academy Camp: 1 Specialized Training 4 Global 7 Weather No two athletes are the same, so no two Atmosphere Bradenton, Florida averages training programs should be the same. At approximately 260 days of sunshine per Last year alone, athletes from more IMG Academy, we help you progress in year. Our nearby beaches are annually than 80 nations trained at IMG the area that you need the most im- honored as some of the best in the Academy, creating an inspiring envi- provement by offering 1-, 3- and 5-week world. IMG Academy is the ideal year- ronment that promotes understand- camps that build on instruction taught round training location. ing and learning of new cultures. It’s each previous day and week to facilitate not uncommon for our campers to maximum development. With specialized make lifelong friends from all around instruction and programs, low athlete-to- the world. coach ratios and an encouraging learning environment, every athlete gets the level of attention required to improve their skill. 2 Coaching 5 Performance 8 Pro Athletes From the youth stage to the profes- To facilitate total athletic development, Imagine strolling through campus and sional ranks, our sport instructors have we offer integrated Performance seeing a Grand Slam-winning tennis experience coaching at every level. training developed over the course player, a Heisman Trophy-winning Each sports coaching staff also includes of 30 years: Physical Conditioning, football player, an NBA All-Star or a position- or technique-specific special- Mental Conditioning, Nutrition, Vision Major League MVP training at the same ists who deliver expert instruction in Training, Leadership Training, College facilities as yourself. For more than 30 their area of focus. Also, with renowned Planning and Placement, Athletic Body years, IMG Academy has had a hand in specialists in strength training, speed Management and Life Skills. Our goal building champions, and many of them training, mental conditioning, nutrition, is to help you reach your full potential train here seasonally or in between com- leadership, vision and college planning in sport and life, while preparing you to petition to maintain their peak form. and placement, the full IMG Academy take on all of life’s challenges. staff represents the most knowledgeable and successful in the industry. 3 Campus Spirit & Fun 6 World-Class The motivating energy that exists on Facilities DID campus is something that has to be felt IMG Academy has been called a in person. The daily buzz of hundreds of Sports Utopia, a place where athletes athletes, across multiple sports, provides YOU can eat, sleep, and train. Every facility an inspiring and competitive vibe unlike KNOW? on the IMG Academy campus is anywhere in the world. Because it’s a designed to help athletes reach their camp, you should have fun! We offer full potential. With all accommodations Since 2012, over 500 professional nightly on-campus events like movie and training facilities on one campus, athletes trained at IMG Academy, nights or trivia competitions, plus weekly athletes can focus on what matters off-campus trips to local beaches or including Cam Newton, Andrew most: Improvement and having fun. amusement parks. And from our health McCutchen, and Maria Sharapova. services department to our campus life team, safety and security is at the forefront of our campus. IMG ACADEMY YOUTH CAMPS | LEARN MORE AND REGISTER ONLINE AT IMGACADEMY.COM 34 CHOOSE THE RIGHT CAMP FOR YOU! or TOEFL Prep to focus on academic 1 Select Your Sport 4 Select Your Camp Length English skills and test preparation. Baseball Performance - 5 Week Packages are offered for IMG camps are built to be progressive in Boys Basketball Boys Soccer Summer School. Take a wide variety of nature. Each day and each week builds Girls Basketball Girls Soccer high school courses from our accredited on the previous. This ensures maximum Football Tennis online provider. IMG Academy will athletic development and improvement. Golf Track & Field provide a structured, classroom 1-week: In week one, athletes are Lacrosse environment with teachers to answer introduced to our world-renowned training questions and keep campers on pace methodology and instruction. Athletes begin with their class. Upon completion, 2 understanding how to apply what they have Select Your Camp campers will earn a ½ credit of high learned from drills into competition. The first school credit. week is exciting, challenging, motivating and Choose from one of the below: English through Cultural Immersion: inspirational. Sports Training: At IMG Academy, we Combines class time and off-campus By week three, athletes begin to help you progress in the area in which 3-week: activities for a full-day of English and perform at a higher level as they now have a you feel you need the most improvement. cultural immersion. firm grasp of learned tactics and techniques. With specialized instruction, low athlete- Athletes are implementing what they have to-coach ratios and an encouraging Performance Training: Gain the learned into competition settings with others learning environment, every athlete gets competitive edge this season with a in camp. On and off-campus activities allow the level of attention required to reach performance camp to enhance all facets students to make friends with others in their full potential! of your game. Get BIGGER, FASTER and STRONGER with an IMG Academy camp from around the world. Sport + Education/English as a Second Performance camp today! 5-week: By week five, athletes now see the Language (ESL): Pair your sport training transformation from the athlete they were at the Core level with an academic or to the athlete they are becoming. They are English language-learning program. Daily stronger, faster, more skilled and more schedule includes a half-day of sport 3 Select the Time of Year confident. Tactics and techniques become training + half-day of classroom work. 1-week camps are available year-round instinctive. Competitive settings are met - 1, 3 & 5 Week Packages may be paired with poise and assuredness that they will 3-week camps are available: 5/28 - 6/17, with English as a Second Language perform to the highest degree. Personally, 6/18 - 7/8, 7/9 - 7/29, 7/30 - 8/19, 8/20 - (ESL) to improve vocabulary, grammar, bonds formed with other athletes truly last 9/9, 12/3 - 12/23 conversation skills, and confidence in a lifetime. using English. 5-week camps are available: 6/11 - 7/15, 7/16 - 8/19 - 3 & 5 Week Packages may be paired with ACT or SAT Prep to cover all * If your schedule can’t fit the above, contact us ACT or SAT subjects and strategies, to customize a camp for you! 5 IMG ACADEMY YOUTH CAMPS | LEARN MORE AND REGISTER ONLINE AT IMGACADEMY.COM CHOOSE THE RIGHT CAMP FOR YOU! 5 Select Your Training Program TOTAL GAME CORE ATHLETE CHANGER Every athlete is unique in their specific needs for improvement. Choose the best training program for you: AGES 8-19 AGES 12-19 AGES 13-19 Sport Instruction Group Physical Conditioning (ex. Foundational Strength) Group Mental Conditioning (ex. Overcoming Obstacles) College Recruiting Education (8th Grade and up) Mental Toughness 1 extra hour per day of the Nutrition following Speed/Movement/Balance disciplines delivered on a Leadership Training rotating basis Vision/Reaction Specialized 1-on-1 or small group training EMPHASIS ON REGISTERING ONLINE IS QUICK AND FOUNDATION COMPREHENSIVE HIGHLY OF ALL TRAINING EASY! VISIT IMGACADEMY.COM AND ATHLETIC PERSONALIZED PROGRAMS RESERVE YOUR SPOT TODAY! DEVELOPMENT IMG ACADEMY YOUTH CAMPS | LEARN MORE AND REGISTER ONLINE AT IMGACADEMY.COM 6 Anchored by coaches with years of collegiate and professional experience, the IMG Academy baseball program provides the most comprehensive individualized training available in the game today. Our 5-week baseball camps include DID a bus tour of Florida colleges and universities that includes on-campus YOU training and recruiting education! KNOW? Contact us for more information. BASEBALL ABOUT THE PROGRAM Coaching Features Position-specific instruction from the industry’s best Skill level-specific camps available for all abilities, Ages 10+ staff, with coaches including Director Dan Simonds Analyze batting, pitching and fielding technique through (former Miami (OH) coach and Orioles/Cubs catcher), video analysis Chris Sabo (3x MLB All-Star), John-Ford Griffin Improve mental toughness, speed/agility, nutrition, hand-eye (former 1st Round Draft Pick), Steve Frey (8-year coordination, and leadership ability (Total Athlete camp) MLB pitcher), Tim Raines Jr. (14 years professionally, Improve balance,
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