Numerous research studies have identified health-related benefits that are directly associated with access to parks. According to the Center for Disease Control & Pre- vention, only 1 in 3 children are active every day. Get your child involved in Camps at the park dis- trict, and know they’re spending their summer being active!
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Rolling Thunder All Skills Volleyball Camp The Rolling Thunder All Skills Camp will focus on fundamentals and basic techniques for all the skills used in the sport of volley- ball. Specifically, we will cover serving, setting, hitting, passing, and blocking. Emphasis during the setting portion will concen- trate on proper footwork patterns, hand positioning, and set location. The hitting portion will focus on the skills and techniques needed to become a dominating hitter. The defense segment of the camp will focus on the technical aspects of the underhand pass. Come have fun and become a better volleyball player! Min/ Max: 6/20. PD Contact: Megan Kile.
Age: Fees:
Location:
Code 7312
7313 6th - 12th Grade
$95 (Res.); $110 (NRes.) Sports Center
Days M-F
M-F Dates
7/10 - 7/14 7/31 - 8/4
Time
4:00 - 6:00 pm 4:00 - 6:00 pm
RLYFFL’S NFL Flag Rolling Thunder Attacking &
Defense Volleyball Camp The Rolling Thunder Attacking and Defense Camp will focus on the proper techniques needed to become a dominant attacker. Emphasis will be placed on the timing, approach, and arm swing necessary for one of the most exciting skills in volleyball. The defense portion will focus on the technique needed to get to and pass the tough balls either on defense or on serve receive. Become the player the coach needs to have on the floor all 6 rotations. Come have fun as you prepare for your high school season. Min/Max: 6/20. PD Contact: Megan Kile.
Age: Fees:
Location:
Code 7314
80 8th - 12th Grade
$110 (Res.); $125 (NRes.) Sports Center
Days M-F
Dates 7/24 - 7/28 Time 4:00 - 6:30 pm Round Lake Area Park District
Football Camp Are your kids ready for some flag football this summer? The Round Lake Youth Flag Football League (RLYFFL), partnered with the NFL Flag football program, is holding its first annual flag football summer camp. The RLYFFL is a local non-profit organi- zation whose purpose is providing a fun, positive and competitive environment where young athletes can learn and improve on the basic fundamentals of football. During this week long camp play- ers will participate in various non-contact football activities, drills and games. All participants will receive an NFL Flag reversible jersey in the NFL team of their choice, an NFL Flag football belt, an NFL football, a drawstring bag and a mouth guard (recom- mended to wear at camp). All players should wear cleats and bring a snack and a drink for breaks. Min/Max: 12/48. PD Con- tact: Megan Kile.
Age: Fees:
Location:
Code 7405
4th - 6th grade
$85 (Res.); $90 (NRes.) Hart’s Hill Park, Lower Field
Days M-F
Dates 6/26 - 6/30 | SPRING/CAMP 2016-17 Time 9:00 - 11:00 am
SUMMER 2017
TRAINING CAMP
Round Lake Youth Flag Football League
PLAY HARD HAVE FUN
CAMP | Sports
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