Aquatic Activities
All campers will have an opportunity to enjoy swim lessons with certified Swim America swim instructors. All campers will be tested and grouped by skill level. Some of the older campers will have the option of introductory scuba and snorkeling from East Coast Divers, Inc. This is not a certification course. All scuba and snorkeling equipment will be provided by East Coast Divers. Lessons include mask clearing, air sharing techniques, regulator and tank usage, diving theory, entry and exit exercises, kicking methods, rescue and emergency procedures, and general safety skills.
Fencing
Fencing is the Olympic sport of sword fighting – think Pirates of the Caribbean, but more civilized. Fencers must be skilled in bladework, footwork, tactics and strategy, as bouts are characterized by flurries of speed, highly aerobic movement, and lightning-fast blade movements. The Lower Camp will learn basic lead-up skills and exercises, practice hand-eye coordination, train in movement, and apply safety measures. The Upper Camp will continue on to more advanced skills and use these skills to compete in inter-camp matches. There will be one camp-wide fencing tournament per session.
Rock Climbing
Climbing can be an exhilarating activity, full of physical and mental challenges. All campers will learn basic rock wall climbing, including rope handling and knot tying skills. Through the course of instruction, campers will complete team-building exercises, acquire leadership skills, and learn about safety and risk management. The Upper Camp campers will have the option of going on weekly off-site climbs each camp session.
Dance and Creative Movement
This activity is designed to allow campers to express their originality! All campers will have the opportunity to participate in a variety of performance activities. Activities will be tailored to age group, skill level and camper interests. This addition is an exciting component designed to compliment other camp activities.
Afternoon Activities
The afternoon free choice option allows campers to spend additional time at their favorite activity. In addition, campers have the option of going to a local driving range, playing squash with an instructor or participating in arts and crafts. Campers must bring their own equipment for golf or squash.  There will also be time in the afternoon for all camp games. This includes but is not limited to Capture the Flag, dodgeball, kickball, and tag.
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