SUMMER 2013…. IS ALMOST HERE!!!

SO WHAT’S YOUR PLAN?

It’s that time of the year again to make sure the kids get out of the house to enjoy the summer sun! What better than to enroll them in a fun, active and rewarding summer camp experience this year?

Here we’ve provided a directory of youth summer camps suitable for athletes and those interested in fun and engaging outdoor activities.

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SUMMER CAMPS FOR SANTA BARBARA AREA

(Ordered by alphabetical order; all camps are in or near Santa Barbara)

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Aquacamp
Casa Las Palmas * 897-2680 * Website

Boogie-boarding, stand-up paddling, tide-pool and marine life discovery, water games, water-safety instruction, fishing, and arts and crafts. Nine Mon.-Fri. 9am-4pm sessions. (Ages 6-10)

Brady Tennis Camp
UCSB * (310) 798-0333 * [email protected] *website

Morning, miday and night times to improve your tennis. Weekend and week long adult camps also offered. Four one-week sessions given by Kevin Brady.?

Buff Platt Golf Camps
Twin Lakes Golf Course * 570-9853 * website

Instructors will aim to develop player skill-set. This camp is designed for Junior golfers with playing experience. Campers will play nine holes everyday. Five Mon.-Fri. sessions.

Camp Elings
Elings Park * 569-5611 * [email protected] *website

Multiple Mon.-Fri. sessions too choose from. Camps vary to include BMX, sports activities, nature and games, lacrosse, baseball, softball, science, tennis, arts, and theater. (Ages 5-12)

Carpinteria Kayaking/Stand-Up Paddle
Carpinteria City Beach * 684-5405 ext. 431 * [email protected]

Paddle boarding, kayaking, snorkeling and free diving in the Carpinteria reef and kelp beds. Mon.-Fri. sessions with ocean lifeguards. Waterproof cameras are welcome and recommended.?

Camp Rad
Cabrillo Bathhouse * 897-2680 * Website

This camp, run by the city’s Parks & Recreation Department, includes a variety of fun challenging activities from kite boarding to indoor rock climbing. Four Mon.-Fri. sessions. (Ages 8-12)

Climbing Adventure for Kids
UCSB * 893-3913 * [email protected] * website

Beginner’s climbing techniques ranging from safety, movement skills, belaying, holds and knots. Three Mon.-Fri. sessions for ages six and up.

Club West Youth Running Camp
Cabrillo Bathhouse * 564-5495 * Website

Camp will work on running skills, plyometrics, and core strengthening. Two one-week sessions. (Ages 10-15)

Coast2Coast Soccer Camp
Dwight Murphy Soccer Field * 564-5422 * c2soccer.com *website

Qualified coaches from Ireland will teach key techniques for success. Five one-week sessions. 9am-12pm. (Ages 4-14)

Flag Football Camp
Montecito Family YMCA * 969-3288 ext. 109 * [email protected] * website

Instructors will teach the fundamentals of football on both sides of the ball. Campers will put their skills to use in scrimmages and will also have the chance to swim. Session 1: June 17-21 and Session 8: Aug. 12-16 (9am-4pm).?

Guppy Golf at Muni
Santa Barbara Golf Club * (818) 389-4332 * Website

Former LPGA Tour golfer Sally Quinlan shows kids the physical and social benefits of golf. Four three-day camps from July through August. (Ages 3-6).?

Golf and Swim Camp
Montecito Family YMCA * ?805-969-3288?ext. 109 * [email protected]?*?website

Teaches the game of golf effectively to people of all ages and ability levels. Session 2: June 24-28 (9am-4pm).?

HEARTS Horse Riding Camp
HEARTS Therapeutic Equestrian Center * 964-1519 * Website

Certified trainers show proper riding, grooming, horse education and tacking techniques. Three one-week sessions. Ages 8-16.?

Hendry’s Beach Junior Life Guards
Hendry’s Beach * 729-5028 * website

Fun, fitness and education blended together. Participants will learn rescue techniques, CPR and marine ecology while also taking par in paddling, surfing and other water sports. Two three-week sessions, Mon.-Fri. Starting July 1 (10am-2:45pm)

Inline Skate Camp
Montecito Family YMCA *?969-3288 ext. 109?* [email protected] * website

Particpants can learn or improve inline skating skills in addition to taking part in group games and arts and crafts. Camp concludes with a video presentation of the participants newly honed skills. Session 4: July 15-19. Session 6: July 29-Aug. 2. (9am-4pm)

Jr. Lifeguards East Beach
Cabrillo Bathhouse * 897-2680 * Website

Daily workouts, water safety courses, frist aid and marine education. Modified programs for younger ages. Promotes physical fitness and camaraderie. One seven-week program for (two-weeks for youngsters). (ages 9-17)

Ka Nai’a Outrigger & Kayaking CLinic
West Beach * 969-5595 * Website

Kayaking, outrigger team paddling and stand-up paddle boarding. One one-week session in July. (Ages 8-16)

Ken Ota’s Akido with Ki and Judo
225 Magnolia Ave. * 967-3103 * website

Two-hour classes with one hour devoted to akido/ki and one devoted to judo. Two five-week, Mon.-Fri. sessions in July.

Kids Climbing Club
322 State St??Santa Barbara * website

Kids Climbing Camp is the perfect way for your kids to learn about indoor climbing.? We will focus on basic skills such as safety, communication and climbing techniques.
Monday – Friday | Starting June 10th from 9:00am – Noon.? ??$200 for members? $225 for non-members
Sessions will run each week throughout the summer.

Kidz Love Soccer Camp
Dwight Murphy Soccer Fields * 564-5422 * Website

Instructors teach basic and advanced techniques. Particpants will compete in “world-cup” tournaments against players of their own age.?Ages 2?-12.?Two sessions: 4/6-6/1 and 7/6-8/31.?Saturdays at Dwight Murphy Soccer Field.

Kiteboarding Clinic
East Beach * 897-2680 *?Website

Basics and safety rules for this extreme sport are taught, then participants get to dive in and give it a try.?Ages 12-18.?Five 1-week sessions: 7/8-7/12, 7/15-7/19, 7/22-7/26,?7/29-8/2, 8/5-8/9;?Monday-Friday, 2-5 p.m.

Little Shredders Sk8 Skool
Skater’s Point * 564-5495 * Website

Director Steve Fancher helps kids skate safely and with a positive attitude.?Ages 4-6.?Three 1-week sessions: 6/10-6/14, 7/1-7/5 (no camp 7/4), 8/12-8/16.?Monday-Friday, 9:45-11 a.m.

Montecito YMCA Summer Day Camps
Montecito?*805-969-3288 ext. 109 * [email protected] *website?

Camp activities range from arts and crafts, biking, games, and sports. Day trips to amusement parks as well as field trips to beaches, parks and kids’ attractions will also take place. Multiple 2-week sessions.

one. Soccer Schools Summer Camps
Santa Barbara High/Westmont * 845-6801 * Website

Dedicated coaches use a challenging curriculum and offer various programs based on skill-level and position. Five-day sessions in June, July and Aug.

Orca Summer Camp
Various locations * 448-3308 ?* website

First-class instruction in surfing and kayaking from CPR/first aid certified counselors. Beach games included.?Five one-week sessions from July 5th – August 15th. Hours are from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm.

Presidio Fencing Club
216 E. Cota St. * 403-6895 * Website

Introduction to swordplay with an emphasis on movement and strategy games. Five-day session starting June 18.

Refugio State Beach Junior Lifeguards
Refugio State Beach * 331-8018 * Website

Ocean safety, lifesaving, first/CPR, and environmental awareness are all taught. Also includes recreation and physical fitness as well as interaction with marine life.?SESSION 1 (3 weeks):?JUNE 24 ? JULY 12, 2013?SESSION 2 (3 weeks):?JULY 22 ? AUG 9, 2013.?

Revolution Field Hockey Camp
UC Santa Barbara * Camp Website

The Revolution Field Hockey Camp at UCSB, hosted from July 18 – 21, is considered the finest in the?country. Each camp provides female athletes, ages 10 -18, with the?opportunity to become better field hockey players in a fun, positive?environment. Campers learn from the best coaches and teachers the sport has?to offer. Each camp offers great skill training, scrimmaging, camper bonding?and fun!

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