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START CAMPWOODWARD.COM -SOMETHING WELCOME to WOODWARD Woodward Is a Lot of Things Join us for our 49th summer! GYMNASTICS CAMP 2019 “WOODWARD PROVIDES CAMPERS WITH SOME OF THE BEST FACILITIES IN THE WORLD. I LOVE TEACHING CAMPS OVER THE SUMMER AND GETTING TO KNOW THE OTHER PROS THAT COME FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD TO JOIN! CAMPERS GET TO LEARN IN COMPLETELY NEW WAYS AND ALWAYS WALK AWAY WITH NEW SKILLS, ALL WHILE HAVING AN ABSOLUTE BLAST!” SHAWN JOHNSON - OLYMPIC GOLD MEDALIST 2008 PAUL HAMM JORDYN WIEBER BETTY OKINO MOHINI BHARDWAJ DANIELA SILIVAS Olympic Gold Medalist Olympic Gold Medalist Olympic Bronze Medalist Olympic Silver Medalist Olympic Gold Medalist START CAMPWOODWARD.COM -SOMETHING WELCOME TO WOODWARD Woodward is a lot of things. It’s where you come to learn new skills and be around like- minded people who will become your loudest fans. It’s where you come to play, be free, and explore your potential. It’s where you come to start something BIG. MADISON KOCIAN Olympic Gold Medalist WOMEN’S GYMNASTICS The women’s program welcomes recreational and competitive gymnasts of all ability levels. All Olympic events plus trampoline are taught during instruction periods with an emphasis on fundamentals and learning new skills. Instructors teach skills progressing in difficulty on each event to ensure that campers are learning proper technique. Open gym times allow for gymnasts to work on individual goals with our professional coaching staff. MEN’S GYMNASTICS The men’s program focuses on optional and compulsory skill progression during the required morning classes. Strength, flexibility, and drills are taught in the afternoon, including a trampoline rotation every day. Evening training is an open JONATHAN HORTON TREVOROlympic HOWARD Silver Medalist workout designed for individual National Team Member skill development. POWER TUMBLING (Available at Woodward PA weeks 5-12) The power tumbling program teaches compulsory and elite-level routines by providing tumbling coaching on the rod floor, double-mini, and trampoline. Each day, participants will enjoy up to 7 hours of gym time with 2½ hours of mandatory instruction and 4½ hours of ANGEL RICE open workout time. This does not include U.S. National Power Tumbler competitive trampoline. Our dance program is focused on hip hop, jazz, and contemporary DANCE styles of dance. Campers learn from the best dance choreographers and professional gymnastics instructors, fully immersed in a dynamic learning environment full of skill-building and creativity. Dancers have daily instruction in the dance studio as well as in Woodward’s expansive gymnastics facilities with springs floors, trampolines, and foam pits. CAMPWOODWARD.COM VISITING TEAM PROGRAM Every summer, more and more gymnastics teams take advantage of the special privileges offered by our Visiting Team Program. Woodward takes great pride in creating a complete training environment for visiting teams by providing outstanding facilities, coaching clinics, team-bonding activities, and many other group benefits. For more information, contact your desired Woodward location directly. MULTNOMAH ATHLETIC CLUB FIVE STAR GYMNASTICS DID YOU KNOW? Camp Woodward is also the nation’s premier camp for skateboarding, scooter, mountain biking, BMX freestyle, BMX racing, cheer, dance, parkour, ninja, digital photography, and video production. Visit campwoodward.com for more information on all Woodward camp programs. TIGER BROWN NYU Tisch School of the Arts THE BEST STAFF & COACHES Woodward has built its reputation on teaching correct fundamentals and proper technique for learning new skills by hiring enthusiastic, experienced, and dedicated staff. Whether you’re a beginner, intermediate, or advanced gymnast or tumbler, our staff will help you meet your personal goals while having a blast doing it! LEARN FROM OLYMPIANS MORE THAN Every summer, Woodward welcomes special guests and Olympians, giving campers the opportunity to not only meet their idols but also learn and train with them. Past visiting Olympic champions include Laurie Hernandez, Shawn A CAMP Johnson, Madison Kocian, Jonathan Horton, Kyla Ross, Jordyn Wieber, Sam Peszek, and many more! ELIZABETH PRICE KIM ZMESKAL JON HORTON Olympian Olympic Bronze Medalist Olympic Silver Medalist MERCEDEZ SANCHEZ NCAA Champion KYLA ROSS Olympic Gold Medalist HOURY GEBESHIAN SAMANTHA PESZEK Olympian Olympic Silver Medalist CAMPWOODWARD.COM WOODWARD PENNSYLVANIA The original Woodward Camp, built in 1970, is over 40 acres of picturesque rolling hills and state-of-the-art facilities. Learn and train on some of the finest equipment, including Resi-Pits, foam pits, floor exercise areas, vaulting stations, beam gym, bar stations, men’s equipment, rod floors, overhead spotting rig, double mini trampolines, and in-ground Tumbl Traks. We have three gyms with a combined total of 65,000 square feet and more equipment than you have ever seen in one place! Visit campwoodward.com to learn more about our facilities. WOODWARD WEST Woodward West is based in sunny California, conveniently located 2 hours outside of Los Angeles in Tehachapi, Calif. Our gigantic 24,400-square-foot gym is full of state- of-the-art training equipment that gives athletes the ability to develop new skills and pursue their passion for gymnastics. Woodward West’s world-class gym facility includes two full spring floors, a 124-foot long-rod floor, beams, high bars, rings, uneven bars, pommel horses, parallel bars, and vaults, all of which have the ability to dismount into foam pits, Resi-Pits, and competitive landing surfaces. Our trampolines are Olympic string beds with overhead spotting rigs. CAMPWOODWARD.COM CAMP LIFE AND RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES Woodward is about more than building skills and learning new tricks. Woodward is also about meeting new friends, trying new things, and having loads of fun. When athletes are not in training, there are plenty of recreational activities to help campers make life-long memories. Depending on the camp location, activity options include the all-new Woodward WreckTangle (a ninja obstacle challenge course), paintball, go- kart racing, horseback riding, slacklining, swimming, rock climbing, ropes course, campfires, stand-up paddle boarding, bowling, talent shows, arts and crafts, t-shirt tie-dye and much, much more. CAMP LIFE AND RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES MORE THAN A CAMP CAMPWOODWARD.COM GENERAL CAMP SCHEDULE (May vary based on location) 7 A.M. - RISE AND SHINE! BREAKFAST TIME 9 A.M. - MORNING/OPEN INSTRUCTION 12 P.M. - LUNCH 1 P.M. - AFTERNOON/OPEN INSTRUCTION 4 P.M. - ALL-CAMP RECREATIONAL ACTIVITY 5 P.M. - DINNER 6 P.M. - EVENING/OPEN INSTRUCTION 8 P.M. - ALL-CAMP RECREATIONAL ACTIVITY 9 P.M. - MINI CAMPERS BACK TO CABINS 10 P.M. - OLDER CAMPERS BACK TO CABINS Each camp has unique cabin-style housing. All camper housing is HOUSING divided by gender and grouped by age and program. Each cabin has at least one live-in counselor. Mini campers (ages 7-9) are housed with camp parent volunteers who assist our youngest campers throughout their week. MEALS With so much non-stop activity, campers can get pretty hungry. Each camp has cafeteria-style dining facilities and outdoor grills with all-you-can-eat meals. Woodward is committed to offering dietary options for campers with food allergies such as tree nuts and peanuts. Please provide information about special dietary needs on your camper’s health forms and notify the camp directly to discuss any dietary requirements prior to arrival. While we make every effort to safeguard against cross-contamination, we cannot guarantee that our food service areas are free of any specific allergen due to buffet-style dining. 2019 DATES 2019 RATES AVAILABLE AT WEEKS DATES CAMPWOODWARD.COM WEEK 1 JUNE 2 - JUNE 8 REGISTER TODAY WEEK 2 JUNE 9 - JUNE 15 WEEK 3 JUNE 16 - JUNE 22 ONE-WEEK SESSIONS ARE AVAILABLE JUNE - AUGUST ASK ABOUT OUR TEAM DISCOUNTS WEEK 4 JUNE 23 - JUNE 29 FLEX PAY AND NEED-BASED SCHOLARSHIPS ARE AVAILABLE WEEK 5 JUNE 30 - JULY 6 PARENT VOLUNTEER DISCOUNTS AVAILABLE WEEK 6 JULY 7 - JULY 13 Take advantage of sibling and multi-week discounts: WEEK 7 JULY 14 - JULY 20 Save $100 when a sibling registers for camp! WEEK 8 JULY 21 - JULY 27 Save $100 on any additional week with promo code “STAY2019” WEEK 9 JULY 28 - AUGUST 3 WEEK 10 AUGUST 4 - AUGUST 10 WEEK 11 AUGUST 11 - AUGUST 17 WEEK 12 AUGUST 18 - AUGUST 24 (Week 12 only available in PA) FOR AN ADDITIONAL WEEK, USE STAY2019 TO EXTEND AND SAVE CAMPWOODWARD.COM SIGN UP NOW AT CAMPWOODWARD.COM With world-class facilities and staff focused on delivering the best experience possible, there’s just one thing left to do: Pick the camp that’s right for you and secure your spot today! JORDYN WIEBER Olympic Gold Medalist PA WEST FOLLOW US @WOODWARDGYMNASTICS @WOODWARDWEST @WOODWARDCAMP WOODWARD WEST WOODWARD PA 661-822-7900 814-349-5633 [email protected] [email protected] WE’LL SEE YOU THIS SUMMER!.
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