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Welcome to Nike Sports Camps U.S NIKE SPORTS CAMPS INTERNATIONAL CAMP PROGRAMS 2014 WELCOME TO NIKE SPORTS CAMPS U.S. Sports Camps operates the largest camp network in the U.S. and is the ocial operator of Nike Sports Camps. Since 1975, we have oered high quality summer sport camps across the U.S. and every summer, 60,000 campers enjoy them. Nike Sports Camps are available for 13 dierent varsity sports like tennis, basketball, soccer, and golf. Recently, we added the sports of Ultimate and Rugby. So whatever sport you’re into, chances are we have a Nike Sports Camp for you. WHERE SERIOUS TRAINING MEETS SERIOUS FUN Participating campers will not only improve their skills and self-confidence, they’ll come back from camp more passionate about playing whatever sport they love. Nike Sports Camps can’t guarantee that campers will become national or international superstars, but they can help them get better. And getting better is a good thing. WE OFFER MORE THAN SPORTS Through our partnership with ELS Language Centers, a leading provider of English instruction, we are pleased to oer language programs at select Nike Sport Camp locations. For over 50 years, students have chosen ELS Language Centers to achieve their English language goals. Oering dedicated teachers, exciting learning opportunities and programs designed for young learners, ELS Language Centers provide the perfect complement to our Nike Sports Camp programs. INTERNATIONAL CAMPERS WELCOME International campers are welcome at any one of our U.S. camp locations. Our camp sessions range from 3–6 days depending on the sport. Many sports oer multi-week sessions so campers can stay one week, or up to four weeks, depending on the camp and location. We identify camps that make sense for international campers. We call these international programs. These locations* generally oer multi-week sessions, language class option, weekend programs and airport transfers to and from camp. Whether it’s a sport-only, or a language plus sport program, campers will leave our programs with improved skills, renewed confidence and a ton of new American friends! *A full listing of options can be found under the international icon on our website or under Nike International Sports Camp Programs. ELS Language Centers is a registered trademark of ELS Educational Services Inc, a Berlitz company. OUR MISSION TO SHAPE A LIFELONG ENJOYMENT OF ATHLETICS THROUGH HIGH QUALITY SPORTS EDUCATION AND SKILL ENHANCEMENT. INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS • Open to campers aged 9-18 • Training provided by nationally recognized college and professional coaches who are supported by collegiate athletes in many locations • College campus venues oer excellent athletic, residential and dining facilities • Pre-camp evaluations organize players by age and skill to deliver best training • Six hours of daily sport instruction oer a balance of instruction, play, and free time • Around-the-clock supervision ensures camper safety and well-being • Three-meals a day (except check-in and check-out days) • Fun evening and weekend activities help campers enjoy their “down-time” NIKE SPORT + LANGUAGE PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS Include all of the amenities above, plus: • 1–3 week English programs focus on general English and conversation practice. Select locations oer University Prep programs for those students considering attending a college in the U.S. • Depending on camp location, campers will live on-campus with either ELS or Nike Sports Camps and/or a designated ELS host family • Oers an unbeatable combination of language studies and sport instruction that enable kids to speak English more confidently, make new American friends and get better at the sport they love! basketball camps Your athlete will come home from camp this summer with “game.” Choose from three popular Nike Basketball Camps that oer consecutive multi-week sessions, weekend programs, activities, and language classes. All camp programs provide focused, intense training, essential to your child’s improvement and development as a player. These camps cover the development of all essential basketball skills like shooting, passing, dribbling, rebounding, and defense. TEAM COMPETITION HIGHLIGHTS POPULAR LOCATIONS • Directed by outstanding high school, Caldwell College, Caldwell, NJ* college and professional coaches. Curry College, Milton, MA* Snow Valley Basketball School, • Daily trainings emphasize fundamental Santa Barbara, CA* development, demonstration and team play. • Camp report includes skills assessment and personal card evaluation. • Campers receive a Nike Camp yearbook and the chance to win great Nike prizes! • 1–5 week language classes oered at select locations. For complete details, dates, and pricing, visit *Sport and Language programs oered at these locations. WWW.USSPORTSCAMPS.COM/INTERNATIONAL golf camps Each summer, over 5,000 campers choose Nike Golf Schools to improve their game and self-confidence — and make new friends from around the world. This year, your child can spend the summer in Massachusetts for a classic east-coast feel, or head west for the spectacular weather and scenic golf courses of sunny California. PGA/LPGA PROs HIGHLIGHTS POPULAR LOCATIONS • Instruction from PGA/LPGA professionals Curry College, Milton, MA* and college coaches. Robert Louis Stevenson School, Monterey, CA* • Daily range and supervised course play. University of San Diego, San Diego, CA* • Instruction on course management, shot Williams College, Williamstown, MA selection, rules, and etiquette. • Low camper to sta ratio. • Professional video analysis. • Evening sessions on fitness, nutrition, mental toughness, tournament preparation, and college golf opportunities. • Access to well-maintained and challenging golf courses. • 1–3 week language option may be added For complete details, dates, and pricing, visit prior to Nike Golf sessions at select WWW.USSPORTSCAMPS.COM/INTERNATIONAL locations. *Sport & language programs oered at these locations multi-sport camps Nike Multi-Sport Camps oer young athletes the opportunity to hone their skills in a fun cross-training environment. They’ll improve their confidence, make lots of new friends, and have a blast doing it! This year we have a special two-week ELS language and Nike Sports Camp program at The San Domenico School, in California. Students have the opportunity to "play hard" in their sport of choice, while learning and practicing their conversational and sports-related English skills. POST-CAMP GOALS POST-CAMP HIGHLIGHTS POPULAR LOCATIONS • Nike sport instruction daily (Monday The San Domenico School, through Friday) - campers choose San Anselmo, CA between basketball, tennis or soccer instruction each week. • 10 hours of English instruction per week • Campers receive NIKE cross-training performance shoes, Camp Tee-shirt, ELS towel, USB wristband with the chance to win many fun prizes! • Exciting weekend trips: see the local sights, amusement parks and events. • 24-hour supervision and low camper to sta ratio. For complete details, dates, and pricing, visit WWW.USSPORTSCAMPS.COM/INTERNATIONAL soccer camps Some call it football, we call it soccer. Whatever you call it, it’s just plain fun. Choose from several popular multi-week camp options including The Nike Vogelsinger Soccer Academies or the Nike Soccer Camp at Curry College. In 2014, we also welcome The Soccer Academy in Camarillo, CA and The Arizona Soccer Academy in Prescott, AZ to our camp oerings. These programs provide an environment where players can improve and master the mental, physical and technical skills of the game. In addition to these multi-week programs, we also oer individual sessions at various colleges across the US, including the Nike California Soccer Academy and Camps at UC Berkeley. Whether you are a developing player, advanced, or a college-hopeful, we have a program for you. SETS THE STANDARD SETS HIGHLIGHTS POPULAR LOCATIONS • 10:1 camper to sta ratio. Curry College, Milton, MA* Soccer Academy of California, Camarillo, CA* • Players grouped by age and ability level. Soccer Academy of Arizona, Prescott, AZ • Training focused on individual skills UC Berkeley, Berkeley, CA development and team play. Vogelsinger Academies • Evening match play, (except at the • The Brooks School, North Andover, MA* Curry College location.) • The Lawrenceville School, NJ* • Personal written evaluations. • UC Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara, CA • 1-5 week language option maybe added to Nike Soccer sessions at select locations. For complete details, dates, and pricing, visit WWW.USSPORTSCAMPS.COM/INTERNATIONAL *Sport & language programs oered at these locations volleyball camps It’s time to set, serve—and most importantly— play. Our goal is to instill a love for volleyball in young athletes by teaching them essential techniques, while having fun at the same time. In addition to our multi-week, all-skills program at Curry College, we run shorter advanced and position specialty sessions at select locations, including UC Santa Cruz, Rutgers University and Virginia Tech. Each location oers comprehensive training covering all positions and is designed for the high potential college bound player. International camper looking for a longer stay may package an ELS language programs along with our Nike Volleyball camp for a 3–4 week stay. SOLID FOUNDATION HIGHLIGHTS POPULAR LOCATIONS • Six hours of daily instruction from the Curry College, Milton, MA* country’s best coaches. Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ * • 1:10 coach to camper ratio. UC Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz, CA* • Skill development, position training, and
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