Summer Sport 2013 and Activity Camps
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H ow to use th i s gu i de The Faculty of Physical Education and Recreation: A Tradition of Excellence in Sport and Recreation The Faculty of Physical Education and Recreation has a long history of offering a variety of first-class programs that reflect our excellence in teaching and research in physical education, recreation, sport and kinesiology, and the winning tradition of our Golden Bears and Pandas sports teams. Excellence is at the heart of all of our sport and children’s activity camps, where we provide quality instruction, and employ the most up-to-date research to teach the fundamentals, techniques and systems in each sport or activity we offer. Our instructors include talented, qualified staff. Golden Bears and Pandas coaches and athletes are among our cadre of camp leaders and teachers. We strive to provide the best possible learning environment in our camps, by teaching cooperation and good sportsmanship and an appreciation for physical activity in all its forms. We want participants to have an outstanding experience!
How to use this brochure 1. We offer individual sport camps, multi-activity camps and specialty camps. Multiactivity camps include two or more sports and activities 2. Multi-activity camps are marked with a star (H) 3. Locate the camp of your choice in either Sport, Multi-activity or Specialty sections and note the camp code 4. Enter the code on the registration form. 5. Select an alternate camp. This will allow us to place you or your child in a second choice camp if your top choice is full 6. The registration form must be completed in its entirety, including the informed consent section, before it can be processed
Supervised Lunches for most Full Day Camps • All full day camps offer supervised lunch breaks • Lunch program available for all South Campus camps at Saville Community Sports Centre. See lunch program details in the guide. • Participants are responsible for purchasing or providing their own lunch each day. • Peanut-free snacks and meals would be appreciated. • At some locations, a bagged lunch is necessary; at others there is access to facilities to purchase lunch.
Equipment and clothing • Unless stated, all equipment is provided • Camp participants must come dressed appropriate to their activity • Camp T-shirt or jersey included in camp cost
Addressed Admail agreement 2087804 Return undeliverable Canadian addresses to: Activity Registration Zone Sport Camps Faculty of Physical Education and Recreation, University of Alberta, W-79 Van Vliet Centre Edmonton AB T6G 2H9
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TA B L E O F C O N T E N T S Activity Camps and Combo Camps. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Sport Development Programs. . . 12 12 13 14 15 19 20 21 22
Sport performance Camps . . . . . . 24 Saville Lunch Program . . . . . . . . . . . 25 How to Register. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28 Registration Form. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
Children’s Sport and Activity Camps - Informed Consent Agreement. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 Facilities and Units phone numbers Faculty of Physical Education and Recreation. . . . . . . . . . . . . 780-492-3341 Activity Registration Zone – Sales Office. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 780-492-2231 The Faculty of Physical Education and Recreation at the University of Alberta strives to provide awareness of risks associated with each program/activity it offers. It should be understood that there are risks associated with participation in our programs/activities, and that there are risks/dangers which are inherent in each specific activity. These risks include, but are not limited to, loss of personal property, the possibility of personal injury and physical injury to others, such as muscle strain, broken bones, concussions, soft tissue damage, infectious diseases, cardiac arrest, etc., including the possible risk of severe or fatal injury. It is each individual’s responsibility to ascertain whether he/she has any health conditions which make it inadvisable to participate in that activity. We strongly recommend an annual physical exam prior to the start of any program or activity and that additional information is sought at any time a person’s health status changes. Such actions are designed to ensure that participation is within one’s health status/limitations. It should also be understood that the individual is responsible for any medical treatment costs which may occur as a result of participation. Graphic Design: Evita McConnell Graphics Layout: Stewart Publishing Printing: Gazette Press Ltd.
Golden Bears and Pandas Athletics. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 780-492-2327 Recreation Services. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 780-492-2555
Facilities Aquatics Centre . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 780-492-3570 Fitness and Lifestyle Centre. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 780-492-9854 Foote Field (South Campus). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 780-492-6868 Tennis Centre. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 780-492-1045 Saville Community Sports Centre’ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 780-492-2222 Climbing Wall . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 780-492-2767 Most of the Faculty’s sport and activity facilities may be rented Please enquire at the Office of the Dean at 780-492-3341
Websites Recreation Services www.recservices.ualberta.ca Faculty of Physical Education and Recreation www.physedandrec.ualberta.ca Golden Bears and Pandas Athletics www.bears.ualberta.ca; www.pandas.ualberta.ca On-line Activity Registration Zone www.activityreg.ualberta.ca
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Aquatics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Basketball. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Curling. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hockey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Soccer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tennis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Track and Field. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Volleyball. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Summer Camps www.summercamps.ualberta.ca
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2 0 1 3 S port and A ctivit y C amps Sport and Activity Camps 2013 Combo camps – that that have two or more sports or activities – are highlighted in purple.
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Activity Camps and Combo Camps. . . . . 3 Build-Your-Own Sport Camp at Saville . . . . . . . . . . 3 Aqua–Rocks Combo. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Basketball/Volleyball, Fun and Fitness Combo. . . . . 3 CAMP-4-FUN!. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Camp Olympics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Climbing Add-On. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Climbing and Gymnastics. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Cyber Climber. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Discover Aquatics Combo. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
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Fun and Fitness Camp. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Girls Rock Combo. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Gymnastics Fun and Fitness Combo. . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Gymnastics Team Sports and Fitness Combo . . . . . 7 Fun and Fitness Camps. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Team Sports and Fitness Camps. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Jump, Jog, and Blog Combo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 Junior Lifeguard Camp. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 Leaders in Training. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 PADI Seal Team Program – Scuba Diving. . . . . . . 10 Science-Fitness Combo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 Swimming and Gymnastics. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 Team Sports and Fitness . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
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Introduction to Triathlon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Sport Development Programs . . . . . . . . 12 Aquatics. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 Competitive Swimming. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Hockey Development/Golf . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 Golden Bears Hockey. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 Summer 3 on 3 League . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 Soccer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 Summer Soccer Sport Development Programs . . . 19 Soccer Sport Development Programs . . . . . . . . . . 19 Tennis. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 Track and Field . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21 Bear Fun-damentals Track and Field Sport Development Programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21 Volleyball . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 Girls’ and Boys’ Volleyball Development Programs. 22 Intro Volleyball/Fun and Fitness Combo Sport Development Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23 Volleyball/Basketball Combo Sport Development Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
Sport Performance Camps. . . . . . . . . . . 24 Kids’ Sport Conditioning. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 Peak Performance Summer Conditioning. . . . . . . . 24 Speed, Agility and Quickness Training Camp. . . . . 24 Sport Conditioning Camp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
Saville Lunch Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 What’s on When summary of camps by week . 26 How to Register. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
Individual Girls’ Development Program. . . . . . . . . . 13
Registration Form. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
Curling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
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Checking Techniques/Golf . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
Basketball. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 Individual Boys’ Development Program . . . . . . . . . 13 Hockey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 Hockey Development . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 Minor Hockey and Power Skating. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 Checking Techniques . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 Hockey and Power Skating with Dynamic Puck Control. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
Informed consent agreement must be signed and received prior to camp beginning.
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Golf and Hockey Combo Sport Development Programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
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Children’s Sport and Activity Camps Informed Consent Agreement . . . . . . . . 30
2 0 1 3 S port and A ctivit y C amps Activity Camps and Combo Camps
Aqua–Rocks Combo (6-10 years) Location: North Campus. Meet at E-19, lower level Van Vliet Centre. – Combines introductory wall climbing and swimming – Participants will be introduced to the equipment used, basic safety considerations and essential movement skills needed to have fun in the pool and at the climbing wall – Experienced instructors will ensure a safe learning environment Code
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Time
Cost
22518
August 12-16
1300-1600
$150 per camp
22519
August 19-23
Location: South Campus, meet at the Saville Community Sports Centre (11610-65 Avenue). – This camp combines the Fun and Fitness Camp with basketball and volleyball in a fun, friendly, safe environment – Campers participate in volleyball, basketball and other games, e.g. dodgeball, fitness-oriented activities, age-appropriate crafts and outdoor summer fun running through sprinklers Saville lunch program available or bring your own lunch Code
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Time
Cost
22611
August 12-16
0900-1600
$215 per camp
22612
August 19-23
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Basketball/Volleyball, Fun and Fitness Combo (8-12 years)
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Location: Saville Community Sports Centre, 11610-65 Avenue. Campers can create their own full-day combo camp at the Saville Community Sports Centre. Choose from a variety of half-day camps at Saville Centre. Mix and match sports by choosing two half-day camps from the list below, or, if you want to focus on just one sport, choose a morning and afternoon camp in the sport of your choice. – Curling camps – see page 3 – Fun and Fitness – see page 6 – Gymnastics Fun and Fitness Combo – see page 7 – Tennis camps – see page 20 – Team Sports and Fitness camps – see page 8
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Build-Your-Own Sport Camp at Saville
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Activity Camps and Combo Camps offer a single activity or combination of two or more activities and sports. They provide a wide range of recreational opportunities for children and teens who like to try new and different activities, or want to combine two or more interests in one camp. Activity camps are suitable for all skill levels and provide an opportunity to sample a range of exciting recreational pursuits in a high-energy, inclusive environment. Camps are listed alphabetically. The star next to the camp name denotes a camp that has two or more activities. Camps take place on the University’s North Campus and South Campus (Saville Community Sports Centre and Foote Field). For all Activity and Combo Camps: – No experience necessary – Activities take place at indoor and outdoor facilities – campers should dress appropriately – Participants must wear comfortable athletic wear and if the camp involves swimming bring a swim suit, towel, and goggles – Bring a peanut-free snack and water bottle each day – Supervised lunch breaks – Include a camp tee-shirt – Extended hours for drop off and pick up: supervised early drop off is available at 0800, and late pick up until 1700 at no extra charge – No camps on Monday July 1 and August 5 2013
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CAMP-4-FUN! (6-12 years) Location: North Campus. Meet at E-19, lower level of the Van Vliet Centre. A high-energy, multi-sport camp includes activities in a variety of athletic environments each day. All activities are geared toward each participant’s level, in a fun, exciting, learning environment! Rotate through the following facilities and activities each day: – Aquatics Centre • Pool activities, including swimming strokes, basic diving, games and more! (Non-swimmers welcome) – Fitness Centre • Balance, strength, stability, plyometrics, endurance, games – Run Jump Throw (6-8 years) • Fun approach to motor skill development – Racquet Court Sports (9-12 years) • Badminton, squash, racquetball, wallyball – Climbing wall • Indoor wall climbing, rappelling Code 6-8 years
Code 9-12 years
Date
Time
Cost
22613
22629
July 2-5
0900-1600
$190
22614
22630
July 8-12
22615
22631
July 15-19
22616
22632
July 22-26
22617
22633
August 12-16
22618
22634
August 19-23
22619
22635
August 26-30
$235 per camp
Camp Olympics (6-12 years) Location: North Campus. Meet at E-19, lower level Van Vliet Centre. Campers will enjoy a mini-Olympics, participating in many individual track and field and team sport events common to the summer Olympics. Code 6-8 years
Code 9-12 years
Date
Time
Cost
22636
22638
July 8-12
0900-1600
$185
22637
22639
July 15-19
$185
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Climbing Add-On (all ages) Location: North Campus. Meet at E-19, lower level Van Vliet Centre. – Participants will have access to the climbing wall during sign-out each day – Climbing instructors will be available to belay participants and ensure a safe environment for bouldering – The number of climbs per participant will depend on the number of participants registered Code
Date
Time
Cost
22642
July 2-5
1600-1650
$45
22643
July 8-12
22644
July 15-19
22645
July 22-26
22646
July 29-August 2
22647
August 6-9
$45
22648
August 12-16
$55 per camp
22649
August 19-23
22650
August 26-30
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$55 per camp
2 0 1 3 S port and A ctivit y C amps Climbing and Gymnastics (6-12 years)
Code 6-8 years
Code 9-12 years
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Time
Cost
22652
22847
July 2-5
0900-1600
$255
22653
22848
August 6-9
NEW Cyber Climber (6-12 years)
Climbing and Fitness – Includes active games, indoor wall climbing and rappelling – Helps develop greater awareness of movement; builds strength, balance, coordination and endurance Computing Science – Activities may include logic puzzles, problem-solving activities, blogging and programming basics Code
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Time
Cost
22661
July 22-26
0900-1600
$250
Location: North Campus. Meet at E-19 (Dance Studio), lower level Van Vliet Centre. This multi-activity aquatics camp incorporates a combination of dry and wet games and activities e.g. kayaking, scuba diving, synchronized swimming, triathlon, underwater hockey, water polo, and water safety themes. Code
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Time
Cost
22520
July 2-5
0900-1600
$190
22521
July 22-26
$235
22522
August 6-9
$190
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Discover Aquatics Combo (11-14 years)
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Location: North Campus. Meet at E-19 (Dance Studio), lower level, Van Vliet Centre. Offered by the Faculty of Physical Education and Recreation and the Department of Computing Science. – Have fun in our fitness centre and climbing wall – Grapple with technological challenges while learning computing fundamentals and cool new technologies
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Location: South and North Campus. Meet at the Saville Community Sports Centre (11610-65 Avenue). This camp is offered in partnership with Ortona Gymnastics Club. Time is shared between the gymnastics centre located on South Campus, and the climbing wall in the Van Vliet Centre on North Campus. – Travel on the LRT between South and North Campuses is supervised by camp staff Saville lunch program available. See page 25 for details, or bring your own lunch
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Fun and Fitness Camp (5-12 years) Location – S aville Community Sports Centre and Foote Field. Meet at the Saville Community Sports Centre (11610-65 Avenue) This camp introduces a range of activities, games and skills in a fun, friendly, safe environment. Campers participate in games, e.g. dodgeball; fitness-oriented activities; sports, e.g. soccer and track and field; ageappropriate crafts and outdoor summer fun running through sprinklers. – Full and half days camps available Saville lunch program available or bring your own lunch Full Day Camps Code 5-8 years
Code 9-12 years
Date
Time
Location
22663
22668
July 2-5
0900-1600
22664
22669
July 8-12
Saville Community $160 Sports Centre $185 per camp
22665
22670
July 15-19
22666
22671
July 22-26
22667
22672
July 29-August 2
22673
22677
August 6-9
$160
22674
22678
August 12-16
$185 per camp
22675
22679
August 19-23
22676
22680
August 26-30
Half-Day Morning Camps Code 5-8 years
Code 9-12 years
Date
Time
Location
22681
22690
July 2-5
0900-1200
22682
22691
July 8-12
Saville Community $90 Sports Centre $110 per camp
22683
22692
July 15-19
22684
22693
July 22-26
22685
22694
July 29-August 2
22686
22695
August 6-9
$90
22687
22696
August 12-16
$110 per camp
22688
22697
August 19-23
22689
22698
August 26-30
Cost
Half-Day Afternoon Camps Code 5-8 years
Code 9-12 years
Date
Time
Location
22699
22708
July 2-5
1300-1600
22700
22709
July 8-12
Saville Community $90 per camp Sports Centre $110 per camp
22701
22710
July 15-19
22702
22711
July 22-26
22703
22712
July 29-August 2
22704
22713
August 6-9
$90
22705
22714
August 12-16
$110 per camp
22706
22715
August 19-23
22707
22716
August 26-30
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2 0 1 3 S port and A ctivit y C amps Girls Rock Combo (12-15 years)
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Date
Time
Cost
22718
July 29 – August 2
0900-1600
$245
22717
August 6-9
$210
Gymnastics Fun and Fitness Combo (5-11 years) Gymnastics Team Sports and Fitness Combo (7-14 years ) Location – S outh Campus, Saville Community Sports Centre and Foote Field. Meet at the Saville Community Sports Centre (11610-65 Avenue). Jointly offered by the Faculty of Physical Education and Recreation and Ortona Gymnastics Club. – Introduces a range of activities, games and skills in a fun, friendly, safe environment – Full and half day camps are available
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Gymnastics Team Sports and Fitness Combo: – Features a different team sport each day. These may include soccer, rugby, basketball, field hockey, Ultimate, and track and field – Campers also participate in fun, fitness-oriented activities such as dodgeball, relay races and wide games, in addition to introductory gymnastics activities – Artistic • Artistic gymnastics falls into two main categories: men’s artistic gymnastics and women’s artistic gymnastics. The first comprises six apparatus: floor, pommel horse, rings, vault, parallel bars, and horizontal bar • The second comprises four apparatus: vault, uneven bars, balance beam, and floor. Students will be exposed to all of the above – Rhythmic Gymnastics • This sport uses five apparatus to develop coordination, flexibility, strength and grace. The ball, the hoop, the clubs, the rope and the ribbon are all manipulated in intricate and complex maneuvers to create a visual spectacle – Trampoline and tumbling • There are three events: trampoline, tumbling and double mini. Students will be challenged with basic skills such as handstands and cartwheels. On the trampoline, they will be taught safe landing positions and various safety skills • Using the double mini trampoline students will be challenged with skills to the feet onto mats and also into the foam pit. We work on skills based on the athlete’s level from beginner to advanced – Gymnastics Combo • Kids experience circuits of fun in artistic, rhythmic trampoline and tumbling skills Saville lunch program available or bring your own lunch
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Gymnastics Fun and Fitness Combo: – Campers participate in games, e.g. dodgeball; fitness-oriented activities; sports, e.g. soccer and track and field; age-appropriate crafts and outdoor summer fun running through sprinklers in addition to introductory gymnastics activities
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Location: North Campus. Meet at E-19 (Dance Studio), lower level, Van Vliet Centre. Have fun and experiment in a camp filled with a variety of fitness and recreation activities just for girls! This camp may include a wide variety of activities e.g. indoor wall climbing, kayaking, dance, resistance training, mind-body group exercises, self-defence, aerobics, and a nutrition presentation.
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2 0 1 3 S port and A ctivit y C amps ď‚Ť Fun and Fitness Camps (5-11 years)
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Full Day Camps Code 5-8 years
Code 9-11 years Date
Activity
22719
22849
July 2-5
Gymnastics Combo / Fun and Fitness 0900-1600
$230 per camp
22720
22850
July 8-12
Artistic, Trampoline and Tumbling / Fun and Fitness
$280 per camp
22721
22851
July 15-19
Trampoline, Artistic / Fun and Fitness
22722
22852
July 22-26
Artistic, Rhythmic / Fun and Fitness
22723
22853
July 29-August 2
Gymnastics Combo / Fun and Fitness
22724
22854
August 6-9
Rhythmic, Artistic / Fun and Fitness
$230 per camp
22725
22855
August 12-16
Gymnastics Combo / Fun and Fitness
$280 per camp
22726
22856
August 19-23
Trampoline, Artistic / Fun and Fitness
Time
Cost
Half- Day Morning Camps Code 5-8 years
Code 9-11 years Date
Activity
Time
Cost
22727
22857
July 8-12
Artistic, Trampoline and Tumbling / Fun and Fitness
0900-1200
$180 per camp
22728
22858
July 15-19
Trampoline, Artistic / Fun and Fitness
22729
22859
July 22-26
Artistic, Rhythmic / Fun and Fitness
22730
22860
August 19-23
Trampoline, Artistic / Fun and Fitness
Activity
Time
Cost
1300-1600
$180 per camp
Half-Day Afternoon Camps Code 5-8 years
Code 9-11 years Date
22731
22861
July 8-12
Artistic, Trampoline and Tumbling / Fun and Fitness
22732
22862
July 15-19
Trampoline, Artistic / Fun and Fitness
22733
22863
July 22-26
Artistic, Rhythmic / Fun and Fitness
22734
22864
August 19-23
Trampoline, Artistic / Fun and Fitness
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Full Day Camps Code 5-8 years
Code 9-11 years Date
Activity
Time
Cost
22735
22865
July 2-5
Gymnastics Combo / Team Sports and Fitness
0900-1600
$230 per camp
22736
22866
July 8-12
Artistic, Trampoline and Tumbling / Team Sports and Fitness
22737
22867
July 15-19
Trampoline, Artistic / Team Sports and Fitness
22738
22868
July 22-26
Artistic, Rhythmic / Team Sports and Fitness
22739
22869
July 29- August 2 Gymnastics Combo / Team Sports and Fitness
22740
22870
August 6-9
Rhythmic, Artistic / Team Sports and Fitness
$230 per camp
22741
22871
August 12-16
Gymnastics Combo / Team Sports and Fitness
$280 per camp
22742
22872
August 19-23
Trampoline, Artistic / Team Sports and Fitness
Informed consent agreement must be signed and received prior to camp beginning.
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$280 per camp
2 0 1 3 S port and A ctivit y C amps Jump, Jog, and Blog Combo (7-12 years)
Swimming and Fitness – Includes active games – Develop greater awareness of movement, strength, balance, coordination and endurance Computing Science – Activities may include logic puzzles, problem-solving activities, blogging and programming basics Code
Date
Time
Cost
22743
July 29-August 2
0900-1600
$250
22744
August 6-9
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Location: North Campus. Meet at E-19, lower level Van Vliet Centre. Jointly offered by the Faculty of Physical Education and Recreation and the Department of Computing Science. – Have fun in our pools and fitness centres – Grapple with technological challenges while learning computing fundamentals and cool new technologies
$205
Location: North Campus. Meet at E-19, lower level Van Vliet Centre. The prime focus of the program is competitive lifesaving. Participants set personal benchmarks based on their skills and knowledge, and train to achieve their personal best in competitive lifesaving events. – Participants must be able to meet the Swim-to-Survive standard: an entry, one minute of treading water, and be able to swim 50m continuously Date
Time
Cost
22745
July 2-5
0900-1600
$190
22746
July 8-12
22747
July 22-26
22748
August 19-23
$235 per camp
Leaders in Training (14-17 years) Location: North Campus. Meet at E-19, lower level Van Vliet Centre. An excellent opportunity for teens to expand their knowledge of leadership, explore their potential and discover their passion. Topics include communication, teamwork and creativity. – CPR-C certification included – Following the completion of the camp participants are required to volunteer for a second week with one of our other activity camps. Participants must indicate in which week they available to volunteer when registering Date
Time
Cost
22749
July 2-5
0900-1700
$140
Code
Date
Time
Cost
22750
July 8-12
0900-1700
22751
July 15-19
Included in registration fee above
22752
July 22-26
22753
July 29-August 2
22754
August 6-9
22755
August 12-16
22756
August 19-23
22757
August 26-30
Volunteer Weeks
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Code
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Code
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Junior Lifeguard Camp (7-15 years)
Informed consent agreement must be signed and received prior to camp beginning.
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PADI Seal Team Program – Scuba Diving (8-17 years) Location: North Campus. Meet at E-19, lower level Van Vliet Centre. In a pool setting, learn the basic scuba diving skills necessary to be successful in open water through the completion of AquaMissions. – Participants should be comfortable submerging in deep and shallow water – Cost includes PADI Seal Team membership log book – Parents/guardians must complete the PADI medical questionnaire and assumption-of-risk forms in addition to the general informed consent form Code
Date
Time
Cost
22758
July 2-5
0900-1200
$245 $305 per camp
22759
July 22-26
0900-1200
22760
July 29-August 2
0900-1200
Science-Fitness Combo (7-12 years) Location: North Campus. Meet at E-19, lower level Van Vliet Centre Jointly offered by the Faculty of Physical Education and Recreation and the Faculty of Engineering’s Discover E Science and Technology program. Participate in physical and mental adventures while experiencing introductory activities, and a variety of hands-on activities, tours, and games that showcase the excitement of science Physical Education Program – Campers are introduced to the equipment used in swimming and climbing, as well as basic safety considerations and essential movement skills needed to have fun in the pool and at the climbing wall Science Program – Campers will explore the world of engineering, science, and technology through interactive hands-on projects and creative experiences delivered in classic DiscoverE style! Code
Date
Time
Cost
22770
July 22-26
0900-1600
$245 per camp
22771
July 29-August 2
22772
August 6-9
$205
22773
August 12-16
$245 per camp
22774
August 19-23
Location: South and North Campus. Meet in the Saville Community Sports Centre (11610-65 Avenue). This camp is offered in partnership with Ortona Gymnastics Club. Time is shared between the gymnastics centre located on South Campus, and the pools in the Van Vliet Centre on North Campus. – Camp staff supervise LRT travel between South and North Campuses Saville lunch program available or bring your own lunch Code 6-8 years
Code 9-12 years
Date
Time
Cost
22775
22873
July 29-August 2
0900-1600
$310 per camp
22776
22874
August 12-16
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Swimming and Gymnastics (6-12 years)
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Informed consent agreement must be signed and received prior to camp beginning.
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2 0 1 3 S port and A ctivit y C amps ď‚Ť Team Sports and Fitness (7-14 years)
Full Day Camps Code 11-14 years
Date
Time
Cost
22777
22786
July 2-5
0900-1600
$160
22778
22787
July 8-12
22779
22788
July 15-19
22780
22789
July 22-26
22781
22790
July 29-August 2
22782
22791
August 6-9
$160
22783
22792
August 12-16
$185 per camp
22784
22793
August 19-23
22785
22794
August 26-30
$185 per camp
Half- Day Morning Camps Code 7-10 years
Code 11-14 years
Date
Time
Cost
22795
22804
July 2-5
0900-1200
$90
22796
22805
July 8-12
22797
22806
July 15-19
22798
22807
July 22-26
22799
22808
July 29-August 2
22800
22809
August 6-9
$90
22801
22810
August 12-16
$110 per camp
22802
22811
August 19-23
22803
22812
August 26-30
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Code 7-10 years
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Location: S aville Community Sports Centre. Meet in the Saville Community Sports Centre (11610-65 Avenue). This high-energy camp featured a different team sport each day. These may include soccer, rugby, basketball, field hockey, Ultimate, and track and field. Campers also participate in fun, fitness-oriented activities such as dodgeball, relay races and wide games. Saville lunch program available or bring your own lunch
$110 per camp
Code 11-14 years
Date
Time
Cost
22813
22822
July 2-5
1300-1600
$90
22814
22823
July 8-12
22815
22824
July 15-19
22816
22825
July 22-26
22817
22826
July 29-August 2
22818
22827
August 6-9
$90
22819
22828
August 12-16
$110 per camp
22820
22829
August 19-23
22821
22830
August 26-30
$110 per camp
Introduction to Triathlon (11-16 years) Location: North Campus. Meet at E-19, lower level Van Vliet Centre. Have fun learning the basics of the triathlon sports while learning about nutrition, sport psychology, and anatomy. – Stationary indoor cycling bikes will be used for the bike portion of the camp Code
Date
Time
Cost
22831
July 2-5
0900-1600
$145
22832
July 22-26
$180
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Code 7-10 years
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Half-Day Afternoon Camps
Informed consent agreement must be signed and received prior to camp beginning.
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2 0 1 3 S port and A ctivit y C amps Sport Development Programs are designed for young athletes of all ages and levels of ability. They focus on a particular sport or sports and offer players a chance to learn or develop their game. Coaches promote teamwork, cooperation and a spirit of good sportsmanship and all take place in a fun, inclusive learning environment. Combo camps include instruction in two or more sports.
Aquatics Competitive Swimming (7-11 and 12-19 years) Focuses on improving basic components of the four competitive strokes, turns and starts for competitive swimmers. Includes: – Stroke drills and technique training; concentration on proper stroke mechanics and on stroke efficiency – Dry land sessions focus on strength, co-ordination, flexibility and reaction time – Aerobic training in the pool and on land – Utilization of underwater video software Swimming sessions and dry land training are lead by current or former Golden Bears or Pandas swimmers with NCCP coaching certification in swimming. Lunch: Food court to purchase on-site or bring your own. Code
Age (Boys/Girls)
Date
Times
Cost
22523
7-11
July 8-12
0830-1600
$235
22524
12-19
July 8-12
0830-1600
$235
22525
7-11
July 15-19
0830-1600
$235
22526
12-19
July 15-19
0830-1600
$235
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Sport Development Programs
Informed consent agreement must be signed and received prior to camp beginning.
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2 0 1 3 S port and A ctivit y C amps Basketball The University of Alberta is proud to work in conjunction with the Edmonton Grads Basketball Association in running our basketball sport development programming in 2013.
Dates
Age
Days
Times
Cost
22527
July 8-11 July 12
10-18
Mon-Thu Fri
0830-1630 0830-1200
$250
22528
July 8-12
8-10
Mon-Fri
0830-1200
$125
22529
July 22-25 July 26
10-18
Mon-Thu Fri
0830-1630 0830-1200
$250
22530
July 22-26
8-10
Mon-Fri
0830-1200
$125
22531
Aug 12-15 Aug 16
10-18
Mon-Thu Fri
0830-1630 0830-1200
$250
22532
Aug 12-16
8-10
Mon-Fri
0830-1200
$125
Individual Boys’ Development Program (8-18 years) Golden Bears Basketball Development Program puts the ‘FUN’ into fundamentals in this week-long program. – All basketball sport development programs will focus on Basketball Canada’s Long Term Athlete Development Model. Each boy will undergo gross and fine motor skill performance measures (running, jumping, throwing, catching) to determine individual strengths and weaknesses. At the end of the program, each participant will receive a report card indicating his individual results. – Fundamental individual offensive and defensive skills are emphasized, ultimately building into progressions of team play and systems. – We promote an atmosphere of positive reinforcement and personal challenge throughout. – All Basketball Sport Development Programs will be held at Saville Community Sports Centre, 11610 65 Avenue. Saville lunch program available or bring your own lunch Dates
Age
Days
Times
Cost
22533
July 2-5
10-18
Mon- Fri
0800-1630
$250
22534
July 2-5
8-10
Mon-Fri
0800-1200
$115
22535
July 15-18 July 19
10-18
Mon-Thu Fri
0830-1630 0830-1200
$250
22536
July 15-19
8-10
Mon-Fri
0830-1200
$125
22537
July 29-August 1 August 2
10-18
Mon-Thu Fri
0830-1630 0830-1200
$250
22538
July 29-August 2
8-10
Mon-Fri
0830-1200
$125
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Code
a c t i v i t y
Code
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The Pandas basketball sport development program is a week-long program focusing on individual and team skills. – All basketball sport development programs will focus on Basketball Canada’s Long Term Athlete Development Model. Each girl will undergo gross and fine motor skill performance measures (running, jumping, throwing, catching) to determine individual strengths and weaknesses. At the end of the program, each participant will receive a report card with her individual results – The program emphasizes fundamental individual offensive and defensive skills, ultimately building into progressions of team play and systems – We promote an atmosphere of positive reinforcement and personal challenge throughout – All basketball programs will be held at the Saville Community Sports Centre, 11610 65 Avenue Coaches expect participants to work hard, show good discipline, develop sportsmanship and a team attitude. Camp coaches include current and past members of the Pandas basketball team and various quality guest coaches. Saville lunch program available or bring your own lunch
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Individual Girls’ Development Program (8-18 years)
Informed consent agreement must be signed and received prior to camp beginning.
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Curling Location: Saville Community Sports Centre, South Campus, 11520 65 Avenue NW, Edmonton Summer curling camps are organized into two sections: Little Rocks (7-10 years) and Big Rocks (11-15 years). Each camp uses curling rocks sized for the participant age group and includes an age-appropriate blend of games and instruction. Skills and strategy will be emphasized. · Previous curling experience is not required · Brushes and sliders are provided if needed · All Little Rock curlers are required to bring a helmet · Camp tee-shirt included · Please bring a water bottle and peanut-free snack each day Code
Date
Time
Section (Age)
Cost per camp
22452
July 15-19
0830-1200
Little Rocks (7-10 years)
$185
22453
Big Rocks (11-15 years)
22454
1300-1630
22455 22556
Big Rocks (11-15 years) July 22-26
0830-1200
a c t i v i t y
22457 1300-1630
22459 0830-1200 1300-1630
22463 0830-1200 1300-1630
22467 0830-1200
22469
Little Rocks (7-10 years) Big Rocks (11-15 years)
22470
1300-1630
22471
Little Rocks (7-10 years) Big Rocks (11-15 years)
August 26-30
0830-1200
Little Rocks (7-10 years) Big Rocks (11-15 years)
1300-1630
22475
Little Rocks (7-10 years) Big Rocks (11-15 years)
Please note that pre- and post- care will not be offered for these camps
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Little Rocks (7-10 years) Big Rocks (11-15 years)
August 19-23
22473
Informed consent agreement must be signed and received prior to camp beginning.
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22466
22474
Little Rocks (7-10 years) Big Rocks (11-15 years)
August 12-16
22465
22472
Little Rocks (7-10 years) Big Rocks (11-15 years)
22462
22468
Little Rocks (7-10 years) Big Rocks (11-15 years)
July 29-August 2
22461
22464
Little Rocks (7-10 years) Big Rocks (11-15 years)
22458 22460
Little Rocks (7-10 years)
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2 0 1 3 S port and A ctivit y C amps Hockey Hockey Development (7-10 years)
Code
Age
Dates
Off-ice
On-ice
22539
7-8
August 6-9
1300-1400
1430-1615
22540
9-10
August 12-16
22541
7-8
August 19-23
Cost
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Skill-oriented instruction focusing on skill development in – Passing – Pass receiving – Puck control – Shooting – One hour and forty five-minutes on-ice workout per day – One hour off-ice training per day Emphasis is on skill development. Many skills will be incorporated into both cooperative and competitive activities. See golf and hockey combo for a modified hockey development camp. Page XX $175 $220 per camp
This program is designed to enhance each player’s overall skill development, skating, and puck control skills. Includes: – One hour of off-ice instruction per day – Thirty minutes of power skating instruction per day – One hour hockey session each day Date
Off-ice
Power Skate
On-ice
Cost
22542
July 15-19
1500-1600
1630-1700
1700-1800
$225 per camp
22543
July 22-26
1300-1400
Checking Techniques (10-12 years) This program is designed for players entering their first year of contact hockey. Sessions address these skill development areas: – Passing – Shooting – Puck handling – Focus on physical and mental skills required for effective checking – Skills taught include: pursuit angles, pinning techniques, stick control, body awareness, open ice hitting, stick checking, forechecking, and others. Please see golf and hockey combo for a modified checking camp. Page XX Code
Dates
Off-Ice
On-Ice
Cost
22544
July 2-5
1300-1400
1430-1615
$175
22545
July 8-12
1500-1600
1630-1815
$215 per camp
22546
July 29-Aug 2
1300-1400
1430-1615
a c t i v i t y
Code
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Minor Hockey and Power Skating (5-6 years)
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2 0 1 3 S port and A ctivit y C amps Program includes – One hour of off-ice instruction per day – One hour of power skating instruction per day – One hour and forty-five minute hockey session per day – Pucks will be used during most power skating drills to increase players’ ability to carry and control the puck at all times. Unique, state-of-the-art program allows players to develop skating and puck control skills in a concentrated manner, then apply them during the on-ice session which focuses on other skills of the game. Code
Age
Dates
POWER SKATE
Off-ice
On-ice
Cost
22547
7-8
July 2-5
0800-0900
0915-1015
1030-1215
$240
22548
9-10
0915-1015
1045-1145
1230-1415
22549
11-12
0800-0900
0915-1015
1030-1215
22550
7-8
0915-1015
1045-1145
1230-1415
22551
9-10
0800-0900
0915-1015
1030-1215
22552
11-12
0915-1015
1045-1145
1230-1415
22553
7-8
0800-0900
0915-1015
1030-1215
22554
9-10
0915-1015
1045-1145
1230-1415
22555
9-10
0800-0900
0915-1015
1030-1215
22556
11-12
0915-1015
1045-1145
1230-1415
22557
7-8
0800-0900
0915-1015
1030-1215
22558
11-12
0915-1015
1045-1145
1230-1415
22559
7-8
0800-0900
0915-1015
1030-1215
22560
9-10
0915-1015
1045-1145
1230-1415
22561
9-10
0800-0900
0915-1015
1030-1215
22562
11-12
0915-1015
1045-1145
1230-1415
22563
7-8
0800-0900
0915-1015
1030-1215
22564
9-10
0915-1015
1045-1145
1230-1415
22565
7-8
1430-1530
1545-1645
1700-1845
22566
11-12
1545-1645
1715-1815
1900-2045
July 8-12 July 15-19 July 22-26 July 29- August2 August 6-9 August 12-16 August 19-23 August 26-30
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Hockey and Power Skating with Dynamic Puck Control (7-12 years)
Informed consent agreement must be signed and received prior to camp beginning.
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$290
$240 $300
2 0 1 3 S port and A ctivit y C amps Golf and Hockey Combo Sport Development Programs This sport development combo program provides quality instruction in both golf and hockey. This program is offered in partnership with RedTail Landing Golf Academy. Golf instruction at RedTail Landing will be lead by Golf Academy professional instructors.
Golf component – One hour of golf instruction focusing on golf fundamentals and skills (short game, full swing, and putting) – Half hour supervised range time – Putting Course each day – Nine Hole Putting Tournament on Friday (Parents may play with their child for a reduced rate. Please contact the pro shop)
Age
Date
Golf (travel included)
On-ice
Cost
22569
11-12
July 15-19
1000-1400
1430-1615
$380
Hockey Development/Golf (9-10 years) Golf component – One hour of golf instruction focusing on golf fundamentals and skills (short game, full swing, and putting) – Half hour supervised range time – Putting course each day – Nine hole putting tournament on Friday (Parents may play along with their child for a reduced fee. Please contact the pro shop)
Code
Age
Date
Golf (travel included)
On-ice
Cost
22570
9-10
July 8-12
1000-1400
1430-1615
$380
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Hockey component Camp features five days of skill-oriented instruction focused on – Passing – Pass reception – Puck control – Shooting Emphasis is on skill development. Many skills will be incorporated into cooperative and competitive activities. Lunch: Please bring lunch each day
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Hockey component This camp is designed for players entering their first year of contact hockey. Camp sessions address the skill development areas of: – Passing – Shooting – Puck handling – Physical and mental skills required for effective checking Skills taught include: – Pursuit angles – Pinning techniques – Stick control – Body awareness – Open ice hitting – Stick checking – Forechecking Lunch: Please bring lunch each day
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Checking Techniques/Golf (11-12 years)
Informed consent agreement must be signed and received prior to camp beginning.
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2 0 1 3 S port and A ctivit y C amps Golden Bears Hockey 3-on-3 hockey offers a unique style of hockey that is competitive, fast-paced and provides a challenging environment in which players can enjoy the game and further develop their skills. 3-on-3 hockey offers an exceptional opportunity for young players to focus on game concept development in: – Quick decisions and reaction – Offensive strategies – Team play – Transition – offence to defence and defence to offence – Building game confidence while handling the puck; helping players develop poise, composure and confidence. – Learning the game by playing the game – helps develop and improve anticipation skills (reading the game), confidence and skill development – Enjoyment of the game Seven weeks of fast-paced, full ice 3-on-3 Two games per week Sunday to Friday schedule Three, 18-minute straight time periods Age Categories for 2013: – Novice (2007, 2006) – Atom (2005, 2004) – Pee Wee (2003, 2002) • Each age category will have a House and Rep division - 4 teams per division • Registration includes a jersey, referees, and online stats • One person referee system • Each team will have an assigned current Golden Bears player as a coach Cost: $250 as an individual and $2500 for a team • Nine skaters and one goalie dressed in any one game • Affiliate player cost: $20.00 per game For Information contact: Stan Marple, General Manager - Golden Bears Hockey at (780) 492-1038 Registration deadline: June 22, 2013 Code
Age Group
Birth Year(s)
22571
Novice
2004, 2005
Game Days
22572
Atom
2002, 2003
Mondays and Thursdays
22573
Pee-Wee
2000, 2001
Tuesdays and Fridays
Sundays and Wednesdays
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Summer 3 on 3 League (July 2 to August 18 — 14 games)
Informed consent agreement must be signed and received prior to camp beginning.
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2 0 1 3 S port and A ctivit y C amps Soccer
– Five-day program features 15 hours of instruction in a number of practice activities and games proven to help young soccer players learn, improve, and have fun – Programs work on developing the fundamental skills of soccer, and the essential skills of team play. – Summer Soccer Sport Development Programs (11-17 years) are held at Lister Turf, 117 Street and 86 Avenue Code Girls
Dates
Times
Cost
22575
22581
July 2-5
0900-1300
$150 per camp
0900-1200
22576
22582
July 8-12
22577
22583
July 15-19
22578
22584
July 22-26
22579
22585
July 29-August 2
22580
22586
August 6-9
0900-1300
Soccer Sport Development Programs (11-17 years) This camp is designed for the more experienced player. – This five-day program (20 hours of instruction) uses a series of proven practice drills and games designed to progressively develop technical skills and tactical awareness – Soccer Sport Development programs (11-17 years) are at the Campus Saint-Jean Fields, 8406, 91 Street Soccer Sport Development Programs Code Boys
Code Girls
Dates
Cost $165 per camp
22587
22593
July 2-5
0900-1400
22588
22594
July 8-12
0900-1300
22589
22595
July 15-19
22590
22596
July 22-26
22591
22597
July 29-August 2
22592
22598
August 6-9
0900-1400
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Summer Soccer Sport Development Programs (6-10 years)
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Locations: 1. Soccer Sport Development Programs (11-17 yrs): Campus Saint- Jean, 8406 91 Street, Edmonton 2. Summer Soccer Sport Development Programs (6-10 yrs): Lister Turf, 117 Street and 86 Avenue- U of A North Campus The University of Alberta Soccer Development Program is endorsed by the Alberta Soccer Association with a 3-star ranking for quality of instruction, programming and facilities The Golden Bears and Pandas Soccer Development Program focuses on teaching the fundamentals of soccer with an emphasis on learning technical skills and tactical elements in game situations. – Program provides a positive soccer environment that promotes technique and skill development, teamwork, healthy competition and fun! – Coaches and instructors include current and former Golden Bears and Pandas players and coaches. Many of the coaches have national team, provincial select team and Alberta Major Soccer League experience, as well as appropriate coaching certification – All programs include in-depth technical information and numerous practice opportunities to make players’ future soccer playing much more rewarding – Tee-shirt included for all soccer players
Informed consent agreement must be signed and received prior to camp beginning.
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Tennis 7-18 years Location: Saville Community Sports Centre, 11610 65 Avenue, Edmonton The Faculty of Physical Education and Recreation’s Saville Community Sports Centre is a designated Tennis Canada Tennis Development Centre. For over 20-years we have been introducing children and youth to the sport of tennis through our Golden Bear Summer Sports Camps. Co-ed camps cater to beginner to advanced players. Camps Include: Tennis instruction by NCCP certified coaches & Golden Bear and Panda tennis team members, a modified tournament, and an official camp t-shirt Players may bring their own racquet, or we will supply a racquet if needed. Only non-marking soled shoes will be allowed on the playing surface. Code
Date
Time
Age
Cost
22487
July 2-5
0830-1200
7-9 yrs
$148 per camp
22488
10-14 yrs
22489
1300-1630
a c t i v i t y
22490 22491
10-14 yrs July 8-12 July 15-19
7-9 yrs 10-14 yrs
22494
1300-1630
22495 22496
0830-1200 1300-1630
22499 0830-1200 1300-1630
22483
August 12-16
0830-1200
7-9 yrs
1300-1630
10-14 yrs
0830-1200
7-9yrs
22506
10-14yrs
22507
1300-1630
22508
7-9yrs 10-14 yrs
August 19-23
0830-1200
22510
7-9yrs 10-14yrs
22511
1300-1630
22484
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10-14 yrs 15-18 yrs
August 6-9
 22504
10-14yrs 15-18 yrs
August 26-30
0830-1200
22513 22514
1300-1630
22515
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7-9 yrs 10-14 yrs
22502
22512
7-9 yrs 10-14 yrs
July 29-Aug 2
22501
22509
7-9 yrs 10-14 yrs
22498
22505
7-9 yrs 10-14 yrs
July 22-26
22497
22500
10-14yrs 15-18yrs
22493
22503
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22486 22492
7-9 yrs
7-9yrs 10-14yrs
$185 per camp
2 0 1 3 S port and A ctivit y C amps Track and Field Location; Foote Field, 11601 68 Avenue, Edmonton
Bear Fun-damentals Track and Field Sport Development Programs
Date
Time
Cost
22599
July 2-5 July 8-12
0830-1300 Week 1 0830-1200 Week 2
$235
22600
July 15-19 July 22-26
0830-1200
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Run, Jump and Throw (10-18 years) – Introduction to Athletics Canada’s nationwide Run, Jump and Throw program – Participants learn movement fundamentals for track and field, and skills that can be applied to all sports – Instructed by members of the Golden Bears and Pandas athletics teams Bear-Fun-damentals include: – Developing functional capacities in each fitness area – Learning key movement patterns for success – Improving speed, coordination and body awareness – Demonstrating an appreciation for fair play and respect – Developing a feeling of accomplishment and self-worth Programs are closely monitored; 10:1 participant/coach ratio Athletes in other sports will also realize the benefits of this excellent program. No programming on weekends or statutory holidays Equipment to bring: shorts and tee-shirt, running shoes, sweat suit, water bottle
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2 0 1 3 S port and A ctivit y C amps Volleyball
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Girls’ and Boys’ Volleyball Development Programs (12-18 years) Location: Saville Community Sports Centre – 11610 65 Avenue The University of Alberta is proud to work in conjunction with the Alberta Volleyball Association to run our volleyball development programming. Our volleyball development program focuses on: – Developing and refining the fundamental individual skills of the game – Learning skills that are used within the constructs of team systems, concepts and game play – Volleyball Canada’s Long Term Athlete Development Model. Each participant will undergo gross and fine motor skill performance measures and will receive a report card indicating his or her individual strengths and weaknesses Coaches include current and former members of the Pandas and Golden Bears volleyball teams and various quality community-based coaches. Each participant receives a tee-shirt. Saville lunch program available or bring your own lunch
Code
Dates
22601
July -15-18 July 19
Junior High Boys
22602
July 22-25 July 26
High School Boys
22603
July 29-August 2
Junior and Senior High Boys
Code
Dates
22604
July 15-18 July 19
Junior High Girls
22605
July 22-25 July 26
High School Girls
22606
August 12-15 August 16
Junior and Senior High Girls
22607
August 19-22 August 23
Each participant will receive a tee-shirt.
Informed consent agreement must be signed and received prior to camp beginning.
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Times
Cost
Mon-Thu Fri
0900-1630 0900-1200
$250
Mon-Fri
0900-1630
Girls’ Volleyball Sport Development Programs
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Times
Cost
Mon-Thu Fri
0900-1630 0900-1200
$250
2 0 1 3 S port and A ctivit y C amps Intro Volleyball/Fun and Fitness Combo Sport Development Program (8-12 years)
Code
Dates
Days
Times
Cost
22608
August 6-9
Tue-Fri
0900-1600
$240
Volleyball/Basketball Combo Sport Development Program (12-18 years)
Code Boys
Date
Days
Times
Cost
22609
22610
August 6-9
Tue-Fri
0830-1630
$260
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Location: Saville Community Sports Centre, 11610 65 Avenue, Edmonton This program includes 3.5 hours of instruction in volleyball and basketball each per day. Volleyball instruction includes: – Developing and refining the fundamental individual skills of the game – Learning skills used within the constructs of team systems, concepts, and game play Basketball instruction includes: – Fundamental offensive and defensive skills, ultimately building into progressions of team play and systems. Players will find the program challenging; instruction stresses positive reinforcement. Coaches include current and former members of the Golden Bears and Pandas basketball and volleyball teams. Participants receive a camp tee shirt and basketball. Saville lunch program available or bring your own lunch
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Location: Saville Community Sports Centre, 11610 65 Avenue, Edmonton Full day co-ed camp introduces 8-12 year olds to volleyball and a variety of fun and fitness activities, all of which use similar gross motor skills dependent on hand-eye coordination. – Volleyball instruction from 0900 to 1200 – Fun and Fitness programming instruction from 1300 to 1600 Camp instructors include current and former Golden Bears and Pandas players and other qualified staff Saville lunch program available or bring your own lunch
c a m p s Informed consent agreement must be signed and received prior to camp beginning.
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2 0 1 3 S port and A ctivit y C amps
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Sport Performance Camps The Saville Community Sports Centre Fitness Centre at South Campus and the Fitness and Lifestyle Centre at North Campus are Accredited Fitness Appraisal Centres. Instructors are current Fitness and Lifestyle Centre employees. All hold certifications as AFLCA resistance training leaders or as Certified Personal Trainers and Exercise Physiologists (CSEP).
Kids’ Sport Conditioning (8-11 years) Location: S outh Campus. Saville Community Sports Centre, 11520 - 65 Avenue, Edmonton Meet at the Saville Community Sports Centre Fitness Centre Teaches young athletes the foundational components of athleticism in a fun, dynamic and motivating environment. Children between the ages of 8 and 11 are at the peak stage for nervous system development. Most of their body awareness, coordination, movement mechanics and balance will be developed by 12 years of age, making this a critical time for them to train. – Focuses on developing movement skills and incorporates exercises that focus on balance, agility, quickness, core stability, posture, reactivity and strength – Athletic shoes and attire required; bring a water bottle – Eight sessions, twice per week Code
Date
Days
Time
Cost
22621
July 2 - 25
Tue and Thu
1800-1915
$80 per camp
22622
July 30 – August 22
Peak Performance Summer Conditioning (12-16 years) Location: South Campus, meet at the Saville Community Sports Centre (11610-65 Avenue). Instruction in proper training techniques to prepare you for the upcoming sporting season. Workouts include individual and group training. – Training includes aerobic and anaerobic conditioning, plyometrics, resistance training, stability exercises, flexibility and agility – Learn how to incorporate these specific types of training methods into your personalized training programs – Athletic shoes and attire required; bring a water bottle Code
Date
Days
Time
Cost
22623
July 2-5
Tues-Fri
1300-1500
$85
22624
July 8-12
Mon-Fri
$100 per camp
22625
July 15-19
22626
July 22-26
22627
July 29-August 2
22651
August 6-9
Tues-Fri
$85
22628
August 12-16
Mon-Fri
$100 per camp
22640
August 19-23
22641
August 26-30
Speed, Agility and Quickness Training Camp (12-16 years) Location: North Campus. Meet at E-19, lower level Van Vliet Centre. Speed, agility, and power training are important components of all sports. Learn how to jump higher, sprint/ skate faster, and change direction quickly. – Instruction on various forms of training techniques including (sprint, plyometric, multidirectional, and quick-feet training) – Learn how to incorporate these specific types of training methods into your personalized training programs – Athletic shoes and attire required; bring a water bottle Code
Date
Days
Time
Cost
22656
July 8-12
Mon-Fri
1000-1200
$95 per camp
22654
July 15-19
1300-1500
22657
July 22-26
1000-1200
22655
August 12-16
1300-1500
Informed consent agreement must be signed and received prior to camp beginning.
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2 0 1 3 S port and A ctivit y C amps Sport Conditioning Camp
Date
12 – 14 years
15 – 17 years
Days
Time
Cost
22658
22659
22833
22834
July 2-5
Tues-Fri
0900-1100
$100 per camp
July 8-12
Mon-Fri
22835
22836
July 15-19
22837
22838
July 22-26
22839
22840
July 29-August 2
22660
22662
August 6-9
Tues-Fri
$85
22841
22842
August 12-16
Mon-Fri
$100 per camp
22843
22844
August 19-23
22845
22846
August 26-30
Daily lunches for camp participants on South Campus are available at the Saville Community Sports Centre and provided by Hat Tricks Family Restaurant and Lounge. Lunches include a main course, snack, and juice box. Allergies/food sensitivities can be accommodated. To view the camp lunch menu go to www.summercamps.ualberta.ca Date
Cost
22761
July 2-5
$38 per week – four lunches
22762
July 8-12
$47.50 per week – five lunches
22763
July 15-19
22764
July 22-26
22765
July 29-August 2
22766
August 6-9
$38 per week – four lunches
22767
August 12-16
$47.50 per week – five lunches
22768
August 19-23
22769
August 26-30
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Separate camps for participants 12 – 14 years and 15 – 17 years Location: North Campus. Meet at E-19, lower level Van Vliet Centre Learn how to become stronger, jump higher, run/skate faster, improve balance, work on foot speed, and increase flexibility by mastering proper training techniques to help prepare you for the upcoming sporting season. – Workouts include individual and group training. – Training includes aerobic and anaerobic conditioning, plyometrics, resistance training, stability exercises, flexibility and agility – Learn how to incorporate these specific types of training methods into your personalized training programs – Athletic shoes and attire required; bring a water bottle – Youths with the same sporting background will train together.
Informed consent agreement must be signed and received prior to camp beginning.
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W hat ’ s on when ? Week of July 2 (Tuesday – Friday) w Boys’ Basketball w Camp 4 Fun w Climbing and Gymnastics w Discover Aquatics w Fun and Fitness w Gymnastics / Fun and Fitness Combo w Gymnastics / Team Sports and Fitness Combo w Hockey Bears Summer 3 on 3 (July 2-6) w Hockey Goaltending Development w Hockey and Power Skating with Dynamic Puck Control
w Introduction to Triathlon w Junior Lifeguard Camp w Kids’ Sport Conditioning (Tue/Thu) w Leaders in Training w PADI Seal Team w Peak Performance Sport Conditioning w Soccer w Sport Conditioning w Team Sports and Fitness w Tennis w Track and Field (2 weeks)
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Week of July 8 w Camp 4 Fun w Camp Olympics w Competitive Swimming w Fun and Fitness w Girls Basketball w Gymnastics / Fun and Fitness Combo w Gymnastics / Team Sports and Fitness Combo w Hockey Checking Techniques w Hockey Bears Summer 3 on 3 w Hockey Development and Golf Combo w Hockey Goaltending Development
w Hockey and Power Skating with Dynamic Puck Control w Junior Lifeguard Camp w Kids’ Sport Conditioning (Tue/Thu) w Peak Performance Sport Conditioning w Soccer w Speed, Agility and Quickness Training w Sport Conditioning w Team Sports and Fitness w Tennis w Track and Field (2 weeks)
Week of July 15 w Boys’ Basketball w Boys’ Volleyball w Camp 4 Fun w Competitive Swimming w Curling w Fun and Fitness w Girls’ Volleyball w Gymnastics / Fun and Fitness Combo w Gymnastics / Team Sports and Fitness Combo w Hockey Development and Golf Combo w Hockey Bears Summer 3 on 3
w Hockey and Power Skating with Dynamic Puck Control w Kids Sport Conditioning (Tue/Thu) w Minor Hockey Power Skating w Peak Performance Sport Conditioning w Soccer w Speed, Agility and Quickness Training w Sport Conditioning w Team Sports and Fitness w Tennis w Track and Field (2 weeks)
Week of July 22 w Boys’ Volleyball w Camp 4 Fun w Curling w Cyber Climber w Discover Aquatics w Fun and Fitness w Girls’ Basketball w Girls’ Volleyball w Gymnastics / Fun and Fitness Combo w Gymnastics / Team Sports and Fitness Combo w Hockey Bears Summer 3 on 3 w Hockey and Power Skating with Dynamic Puck Control
w Junior Lifeguard Camp w Kids’ Sport Conditioning (Tue/Thu) w Minor Hockey Power Skating w PADI Seal Team w Peak Performance Sport Conditioning w Science and Fitness w Soccer w Speed, Agility and Quickness Training w Sport Conditioning w Team Sports and Fitness w Tennis w Track and Field (2 weeks) w Introduction to Triathlon
All camps are held Monday to Friday unless otherwise indicated. Informed consent agreement must be signed and received prior to camp beginning.
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W hat ’ s on when ? Week of July 29 w Boys’ Basketball w Boys’ Volleyball w Curling w Fun and Fitness w Girls Rock w Gymnastics / Fun and Fitness Combo w Gymnastics / Team Sports and Fitness Combo w Hockey Bears Summer 3 on 3 w Hockey Checking Techniques w Hockey and Power Skating with Dynamic Puck Control
w Jump Jog and Blog w Kids’ Sport Conditioning (Tue/Thu) w PADI Seal Team w Peak Performance Sport Conditioning w Science and Fitness w Soccer w Sport Conditioning w Swimming and Gymnastics w Team Sports and Fitness w Tennis w Introduction to Triathlon
Week of August 6 (Tuesday – Friday) w Hockey and Power Skating with Dynamic Puck Control w Intro Volleyball and Fun and Fitness Combo w Jump Jog and Blog w Kids’ Sport Conditioning (Tue/Thu) w Peak Performance Sport Conditioning w Science and Fitness w Soccer w Sport Conditioning w Team Sports and Fitness w Tennis
Week of August 12 w AquaRocks w Basketball/Volleyball, Fun and Fitness Combo w Camp 4 Fun w Curling w Fun and Fitness w Girls’ Basketball w Girls’ Volleyball w Gymnastics / Fun and Fitness Combo w Gymnastics / Team Sports and Fitness Combo w Hockey Bears Summer 3 on 3
w Hockey Development w Hockey and Power Skating with Dynamic Puck Control w Kids Sport Conditioning (Tue/Thu) w Peak Performance Sport Conditioning w Science and Fitness w Speed, Agility and Quickness Training w Sport Conditioning w Swimming and Gymnastics w Team Sports and Fitness w Tennis
Week of August 19 w AquaRocks w Basketball/Volleyball, Fun and Fitness Combo w Camp 4 Fun w Curling w Fun and Fitness w Girls’ Volleyball w Gymnastics / Fun and Fitness Combo w Gymnastics / Team Sports and Fitness Combo w Hockey Development
w Hockey and Power Skating with Dynamic Puck Control w Junior Lifeguard Camp w Kids’ Sport Conditioning (Tue/Thu) w Peak Performance Sport Conditioning w Science and Fitness w Sport Conditioning w Team Sports and Fitness w Tennis
August 26 w Camp 4 Fun w Curling w Fun and Fitness w Hockey and Power Skating with Dynamic Puck Control
w Peak Performance Sport Conditioning w Sport Conditioning w Team Sports and Fitness w Tennis
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w Boys’ Volleyball/Basketball Combo w Climbing and Gymnastics w Discover Aquatics w Fun and Fitness w Girls Rock w Girls’ Volleyball/Basketball Combo w Gymnastics / Fun and Fitness Combo w Gymnastics / Team Sports and Fitness Combo w Hockey Bears Summer 3 on 3 (Aug 6-10) w Hockey Development
All camps are held Monday to Friday unless otherwise indicated. Informed consent agreement must be signed and received prior to camp beginning.
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H ow to register Registration begins February 20, 2013 You will need the course code to register In Person
Activity Registration Zone W-79 Van Vliet Centre Monday to Friday – 0900 – 1700
By Mail (do not mail cash)
Activity Registration Zone Faculty of Physical Education and Recreation W-79, Van Vliet Centre University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta, T6G 2H9
By Fax
780-492-7190; payment by credit cards only accepted by fax
On-Line
Online registration is available for all camps. Informed consent form must be completed and returned to U of A prior to camp beginning. Go to www.activityreg.ualberta.ca to view the course information on-line. You will need a course code to register.
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How to pay (Payment is required in full at registration)
– Cash (in person only) – Credit card (VISA or MC only) – Debit card (in person only) – Personal cheque made out to ‘University of Alberta’. No post-dated cheques accepted; $25 administrative fee levied on all NSF cheques
Drop-off and Pick-up Parking Permit
– Valid only for camps at the Van Vliet Centre (North Campus). – Permits allow 15 minutes of parking for drop-off and pickup before and after camps. – Apply and purchase online at https://parking.ualberta.ca/ permit/sports.asp. – In person: Parking Services 1-051 Lister Centre (located at 87th Avenue & 116th Street) Edmonton Phone: (780) 492-PARK (7275) Fax: (780) 492-7832 email: parking.services@ualberta.ca – Please contact Parking Services for all parking-related queries. – No charge for parking at South Campus unless parking in J Lot, which is fee-only. – Register license plate number at the front desk at Saville Sports Centre to avoid being ticketed.
Questions about these policies may be directed to the Activity Registration Zone 780-492-2231 or www.activityreg.ualberta.ca
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Registration, cancellation, refund and transfer policies Registrations – Separate registration forms required for each participant – one per child – Parents/guardians must sign an informed consent agreement for each participant before camp begins – Informed consent agreement must be completed and returned to U of A prior to camp beginning. No participation is possible without this being done. – Please provide alternative choices. While we will try to accommodate your first choice request, this may not always be possible. – If a camp is full, your child can be waitlisted for a class; we will contact you if a place becomes available. Cancellations – Cancellation requests must be received by the Activity Registration Zone prior to the start of the camp. Effective June 15 2013 – Conditions: • 25 percent cancellation fee levied on cancellations received five or more working days prior to the start of the camp • 50 percent cancellation fee levied on cancellations received zero to four working days prior to the start of the camp • In case of illness or injury: –P rior to camp, a request to cancel must be accompanied by a medical certificate. Refund in full, less a $15.00 administration fee. –N o refund if injury or illness occurs after camp starts –N o refund for no-shows Once the applicable cancellation fee has been levied, you have the choice of receiving a refund or credit: Refund – a $15 administration fee will be assessed for all refunds How you’ll be refunded: – If the original payment was by credit card, the refund will be credited to the card used for the original payment – If the original payment was by cash or cheque, you will be refunded by cheque. This takes 3 – 6 weeks – If the original payment was by debit card, the fee will be refunded to your debit card if you request the refund in person, or by cheque Credit – The camp fee will be credited to your account and may be used towards camps or other programs and services offered by the Faculty of Physical Education and Recreation. Transfers – A $5 administration fee will apply to each transfer from one camp to another offered by the Faculty of Physical Education and Recreation – If transferring to a camp of higher cost, you will be required to pay the $5 administration fee and the difference in cost between the lower and higher-priced camps – Transfers are permitted only within the same programming session and only if space is available
R egistration F orm Go Green. Register online at www.activityreg.ualberta.ca Please submit a separate registration form for each child. Please indicate an alternate camp in case your first choice is not available. Camp (first choice) Second choice include camp name and code Fee $ $ $ $ $ $ Total $ Name Parent-Guardian Address City
Province
Postal Code: Daytime Phone Number:
Email address
Age
M/F
Birth date
In case of emergency contact (name and number)
Treatment or severity of any medical conditions listed: Known allergies: Reactions to allergies, and required medications? Does your child carry an Epi Pen or other medications?
n Yes
n No
If medications are required where are they located? Individuals authorized to pick-up your child: Is your child authorized to leave at the end of the day on their own?
n Yes
Tee-shirt size (Please select one. Note: we may not have all sizes): n Youth X-small (size 4-6) n Youth Large (size 10-12) n Youth Small (size 6-8) n Youth X-Large (size 12-14) n Youth Medium (size 8-10)
n No n Adult Small n Adult Medium
n Adult Large n Adult X-Large
Special Group Requests/Requests to be in the same group as a friend: As a parent or guardian I grant the University of Alberta and/or Ortona Gymnastics Club (for gymnastics camps only) the non-exclusive right to: Photograph my child. n Yes n No Make an audio-visual recording of my child for use in educational, marketing, and advertising purposes. n Yes n No Publish my child’s identity in print, electronic or digital format, including any authorized University of Alberta and/or Ortona Gymnastics Club websites. n Yes n No
A confirmation letter and receipt will be emailed to you. Method of Payment (check one) q Cheque/Money order- payable to: University of Alberta
q Visa
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Please list any medical conditions
Card Holder Name Card number:
Incomplete registration forms will not be accepted for processing No phone registrations You must complete the informed consent form found on page 31 or online at www.summercamps.ualberta.ca Parking permits for drop-off/pick-up are available from parking services online at https://www.parking.ualberta.ca/permits/sports.asp All parking related question can be directed to Parking Services at 780-492-PARK [7275] When registering I am agreeing that I have read and understood the withdrawal and transfer policies (see page 32) Full payment required at registration No post-dated cheques accepted; $25 administration fee levied on NSF cheques
The personal information requested on this form Is collected under the authority of section 33(C) of The Alberta Freedom Of Information And Protection Of Privacy Act for the purpose of administering sport and children’s camp programming offered by the Faculty of Physical Education and Recreation. Questions concerning the collection, use or disposal of this information should be directed to: Sport Camps, W-79 Van Vliet Centre, University of Alberta, Edmonton, AB, T6G 2H9.
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Mail or Fax the Application form with payment to: Activity Registration Zone, W-79 Van Vliet Centre, University of Alberta, Edmonton, AB, T6G 2H9. Phone: 780-492-2231, Fax: 780-492-7190. www.summercamps.ualberta.ca
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UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA - FACULTY OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND RECREATION
CHILDREN’S SPORT AND ACTIVITY CAMPS
- INFORMED CONSENT AGREEMENT Name:
Parent-Guardian:
Address: City:
Postal Code:
Phone No:
Birthdate:
DISCLAIMER CLAUSE The University of Alberta and the Faculty of Physical Education and Recreation, the Governors of the University of Alberta their officers, directors, agents, contractors, employees, coaches/instructors, trainers, volunteers, members and representatives (all hereafter collectively referred to as “the University”), are not responsible for any participant’s death, injury, loss or damage of any kind sustained by any person while registered as a Camp participant of the above noted camp except to the extent that such injury, loss or damage was caused by the negligence of the University. DESCRIPTION OF ACTIVITIES The following activities that your child may participate in during the Children’s Sport and Activity Camp are: • Crafts – cut and paste, painting • Curling – on ice sliding, brush work technique • Fitness Instruction – stability, strength, plyometrics, flexibility, cardiovascular training • Gymnastics – apparatus work, trampoline, tumbling • Swimming – scuba diving, synchronized swimming, kayaking/paddling, stroke development, diving, underwater hockey, waterpolo, leadership skills, aquatic games and activities • Team Sports/ Cooperative Games – Basketball, Hockey, Golf, Volleyball, Track and Field. Football, Soccer • Tennis –swing and serve techniques, games and activities • Wall Climbing – bouldering, harnessed high wall climbs, rappelling, skateboarding, and outdoor games ASSUMPTION OF RISKS In consideration of my child’s participation in the above noted Camp and all related activities, I and my child acknowledge that we are aware of, appreciate and accept the inherent physical risks and the other possible RISKS, DANGERS, AND HAZARDS associated with being a participant, including the possible risk of severe or fatal injury to my child or others. These risks include but are not limited to: a) all manner of injuries resulting in muscular injuries and soft tissue injuries including bruises, scrapes, cuts, etc, from executing strenuous and physically demanding physical techniques, collisions with the wall, floor, uneven playing surfaces, contact with other participants (including spotters whose role is to enhance safety and learning) and failure in proper use of equipment either by my child, or other participants of the University; b) all manner of injuries resulting from the mechanical failure of apparatus/equipment; c) all manner of injuries resulting in dislocations, concussion, hematomas, whiplash, contusions, sprains, pulled or strained muscles, knee injuries, and broken bones; d) transmission of diseases in various ways and types from contact with other participants resulting in death, disease or other illnesses; e) all manner of head, neck, spinal, facial, eye, nose and/or dental injuries; f) all manner of injuries resulting from heat cramps, and heat stroke during hot summer days; g) all manner of injuries and/or death that may result from transition between facilities h) that my child’s risk of injury increases as they become fatigued;. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Initials: _________ CAMPS INCLUDING GYMNASTICS NOTE: Gymnastics camps are operated in conjunction with the Ortona Gymnastics Club. In case of an accident or incident, I agree to release Ortona Gymnastics Club, its directors and/or instructors from any responsibility for recovery or loss or damage resulting therefrom. By initialing (at the right, and signing below), I acknowledge that I have read and understand this agreement. – the trampoline poses a greater risk of injury than other equipment in the gymnastics room and that the trampoline requires special training and safety precautions – all manner of injuries resulting from the mechanical failure of apparatus. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Initials: _________ con’t on next page
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informed consent agreement UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA - FACULTY OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND RECREATION
- INFORMED CONSENT AGREEMENT - page 2 CAMPS INCLUDING WALL CLIMBING – risks include rope abrasion, entanglement and other injuries including death, resulting from activities such as climbing, belaying, rappelling, rescue systems and any other rope techniques.. . . Initials: _________ CAMPS INCLUDING SWIMMING – risks include falls on deck causing bruises, scrapes, cuts, broken bones, or concussion. – A risk of submersion increases as my child becomes fatigued . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Initials: _________ ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF RESPONSIBILITIES The parent/guardian and the participant understand and acknowledge the following: 1. TO FOLLOW all the instructions and rules given by those responsible for or in charge of the above noted Camp and all related activities while my child is a participant and participating in the above noted Camp. I understand and accept that the instructions and rules are in place to provide a safe environment for the entire camp; 2. TO OBEY all the rules and regulations pertaining to the above noted camp and all related activities.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Initials:__________
I ACKNOWLEDGE THAT I HAVE READ AND UNDERSTOOD THIS AGREEMENT, that I understand, appreciate and accept the risks associated with my child’s participation in the above noted camp and all related activities at the University of Alberta. As the parent / guardian for the participant, I consent for my child’s participation in the above noted camp and all related activities. DATE SIGNED: Name of Participant:
Name of Witness:
Signature of Parent or Guardian:
Signature of Witness (not a family participant):
1. Participant / Parent / Guardian: The personal information requested on this form Is collected under the authority of section 33(C) of The Alberta Freedom Of Information And Protection Of Privacy Act for the purpose of administering sport and children’s camp programming offered by the Faculty of Physical Education and Recreation. Questions concerning the collection, use or disposal of this information should be directed to: Sport Camps, W-79 Van Vliet Centre, University of Alberta, Edmonton, AB, T6G 2H9 2. The Witness information is being collection to verify the validity of the person who is signing as a witness to this document. Signed documents must be filed with the Faculty/Department and be kept for a minimum of five years
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CONDITION OF REGISTRATION The parent/guardian and the participant understand and acknowledge the following: 1. That the participant sees a licensed medical practioner on a regular basis and to the best of my/ our knowledge is physically and mentally able to participate in all activities of this camp. 2. That the participant will wear full protective equipment demanded by the sport and that the equipment brought to the camp with him/her meets or exceeds all minimal CSA or Sport governing body standards; 3. Should the participant be injured during the camp I/we give permission for University of Alberta staff to provide emergency medical treatment. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Initials:__________
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115 S 116 St
Foote Field Foote
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Garage 3
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Metabolic 7 Barn
122 St
11
South Campus
122 St
Poultry Building
Poultry Science
123 St
3
East Wing
82 Dry Cow Facility
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50 Brooder House 52 Turkey Barn
54 Poultry Research Centre
115a St
Edmonton Research Station Experimental Farms
Level 2 e
65
60 Ave
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