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FINAL 2021 Gators Gymnastics Summer Camp Flyer 2021 SUMMER CAMP TRAIN WITH CHAMPIONS! JULY 9-11, 2021 JULY 16-18, 2021 JULY 23-25, 2021 ABOUT THE CAMPS Come experience a fun-filled gymnastics camp where many memories and new friendships will be made! The Gators Gymnastics Summer Camps are committed to providing a championship-caliber environment where campers can work hard and enjoy achieving their goals. Emphasis will be placed on reinforcing basics while using safe progressions to pursue new skills—very similar to what the Gator CAMP PRICE gymnastics team does every day. Training will include all four competitive events, as well as Tumbl Trak/trampoline, dance, and educational opportunities. DAY CAMPER—$500 • Three exciting days of gymnastics CAMP STAFF • Five training sessions • Campus tour led by staff Athletes in attendance will have the opportunity to work with the • Bring your own bag lunch Gator coaches, present and former Gators gymnasts. • Daily Q&A/Educational Session with current and former Gators ALL CAMPERS RECEIVE A 2021 FLORIDA GYMNASTICS CAMP T-SHIRT AND GATORADE WATER BOTTLE TYPICAL DAILY SCHEDULE FRIDAY Jenny Rowland Adrian Burde Owen Field Jeremy Miranda 1:00 Registration and Drop-off (Admin Gate of the Stephen C, O’Connell Center) 1:30 Introductions and Warm-up ELIGIBILITY 2:30 Event Rotations 5:30 Goals, Q&A, etc. Open to all female entrants beginner through elite, ages 8 5:45 Sign-out/Departure (as of July 9, 2021) to high school senior. SATURDAY/SUNDAY 8:45 Arrival/Sign-In (Admin Gate of the Stephen C, O’Connell Center) REGISTRATION 9:00 Announcements/Warm-up 9:30 Event Rotations All registration is online, “first come, first served,” with payment in PAGE 2 12:45 Lunch full by credit card. Registration must include electronic signature 1:30 Event Rotations on the Consent to Treatment and Waiver of Liability form. 4:15 (Camp Dances and Awards Sunday) All Campers must have personal (family) insurance. 4:45 **SUNDAY SIGN-OUT/DEPARTURE 5:15 Goals, Q&A, etc. 5:45 **SATURDAY SIGN-OUT/DEPARTURE MEDICAL CLEARANCE/INSURANCE SUGGESTED HOTELS Prior to the start of camp, all campers must have either a doctor’s There are numerous hotel opportunities in Gainesville for your signature and office stamp on the physician’s statement (may be selection according to your personal criteria. We suggest you go downloaded from a link in the registration process) or a school or online and make your reservations soon! camp physical exam form completed, dated, and signed between July 23, 2020 and the first day of camp. FORMS MUST BE SCANNED AND UPLOADED AS A PDF TO YOUR WHAT TO BRING: ONLINE ACCOUNT PROFILE. If an accident occurs, the camp’s excess medical insurance will not • Leotards be considered until the family’s primary insurer has paid or denied • Grips coverage. If expenses are also declined through the excess policy, • Any other personal equipment (wrist guards, etc.) they become the personal responsibility of the camper’s parent(s) • Shorts, shirt and shoes for lunch and campus tour or guardian(s). • Small bag (with name) for holding personal items REFUND POLICY Cancellation will be permitted and eligible for a refund up until 2 weeks before the first day of each session. During the 2 weeks prior to each session, cancellation will only be permitted by providing a signed doctor’s note stating that participation in camp is not allowed. A refund for the cost of enrollment minus the $125 mandatory processing fee may be issued and full payment must be made for any clothing items ordered. If a camper is injured while at camp and a doctor’s note does not permit continuing, credit toward the 2022 summer gymnastics camp will be given for a pro-rated amount of the camp cost minus the time spent at the 2021 camp. Approval from the University Athletic Association compliance office is required before a refund may be issued. For voluntary withdrawal, “no-shows,” or dismissal from camp there will be NO REFUNDS of any kind. Some examples of voluntary withdrawal include, but are not limited to, homesickness, doctor’s appointment, birthday parties, school functions, music or dance recitals, etc. SPECIAL OFFERS Your choice of three specially designed Gator leotards, one standard style ($55 each) and two premium styles ($65 each). Three exclusive camp T-shirts ($30 each) will also be available, ONLY to camp registrants as long as registration remains open. ALL ORDERS WILL BE SHIPPED IN SEPTEMBER. LEOTARDS will be available in sizes Child Small through Adult Large, provided by GK. If sizing information is needed, please consult www.GKElite.com. We recommend ordering with room to grow, as all sales are final and there is no opportunity for exchanges or refunds. Ocean Mystique Tank **PREMIUM** **PREMIUM** Orange & Silver Sequinz BLACK & BERRY TANK BLACK & GREY TANK “GATORS” Berry & Silver Sequinz “Gator Head” Royal & Silver Sequinz “FLORIDA” T-SHIRTS will be available in sizes Youth Medium and Youth Large and Adult Small, Medium, and Large BLACK T-SHIRT GREY T-SHIRT ROYAL T-SHIRT “Fighting Gator” “Florida Gators” Grey Gator Scale Gymnastics Gymnastics “Florida Gymnastics”.
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