Sports and Fitness summer day camps in Louisville / Kentuckiana for 2012
Hwang’s Summer Camp helps kids develop life skills such as confidence and respect in a fun & positive environment. Campers learn Taekwondo from the best instructors, trained by Olympian Grandmaster Jung Oh Hwang. Each week offers exciting field trips, and everlasting friendships.
Signups for camp is flexible. Try one-week of all day summer camp or sign up for the entire summer. Drop off times are between 7:30 A.M.-9:00 A.M. Pick up times are between 5:00 P.M.-6:00 P.M. For more info visit us at
http://www.alldaycamp.com/ and connect facebook.com/Hmalouisville
2931 S. Hurstbourne Parkway
502.499.-7787
2813 N. Hurstbourne and Westport Road
502.412.7755
7321 Preston Highway
502.966.5222
4226 Shelbyville Road
502.893.6000
Kentucky Coutry Day Summer Camps
Girls' athletic summer camps:
Field Hockey - Bearkitten - for grades K-4
Field Hockey - Elite - for grades 5-9
Girls Basketball Fundamentals - for grades 5-9
Bearcat Girls Lacrosse - for grades 6-12
Bearkitten Girls Lacrosse - for grades 1-5
Boys' athletic summer camps:
Football Future Champions - for grades 1-8
Middle School Boys Basketball - for grades 5-8
GameBreaker Boys Lacrosse - for ages 8-16
Co-ed athletic summer camps:
Tortoise and the Hare Running - for grades 2-5
Physical and Mental Games Camp - for grades 3-8
Junior Bearcat Basketball - for grades 1-4
Tennis Camp - for grades 1-4
Bearcat Baseball - for grades K-4
Cheer and Tumble Camp - for grades K-2
Dance Till You Drop - for grades K-2
Bearcat Junior Soccer Camp - for grades JK-3
KCD Field Hockey Camp
K-8th grade
June 4th - 7th
Grades K-4 9:00am – 11:00am
Grades 5-9 9:00am – 11:30am
$150 before May 21st, $165 after May 20
The KCD Field Hockey Camp is designed to assist elementary and middle school players in the evelopment of their field hockey skills. The KCD Field Hockey Camp Staff will assist camp players in
learning and developing stick skills, field hockey fundamentals, and team strategies. A basic overview of
field hockey rules and their effect on team play will be discussed.
Players are encouraged to wear cleats and are required to furnish their own stick, mouth guard, shin
guards, and water bottle. If your daughter needs equipment, please call Amy Charasika, 262-3513.
Variety
The JCC offers a variety of
summer sports camps for kids in kindergarten and up.
Assumption High School hosts
many different sports camps for girls.
Note: it is unclear on their site if the dates listed are for 2012, check with them
All About Kids has day camps during the summer called Camp-A-Bunga. Kids will be able to enjoy a variety of activities including swimming and gymnastics.
KGA is offering 'Big Kid Kare' where kids learn some soccer, tumbling, gymnastics, karate and also do arts & crafts! Flexible scheduling.
Your child can attend
sports camps at U of L, they have a wide variety
Summit Academy has a "Just Move It"
Camp
St. Xavier (St. X) has a variety of sports
sports camps
Baseball
Bellarmine offers
baseball camps for kids in grades K-8 for $125
Kentuckiana Baseball day Camps for ages 7-13
Soccer
Charlie's Champion Soccer School offers camps for kids during the summer, ages 5-13, in Fern Creek and Shelbyville.
The
Louisville Lightning soccer team also offers summer camps for kids ages 4-15.
Mockingbird Soccer Club also offers a range of
soccer summer camps.
Kentucky Youth Soccer hosts a camp at the Buckner Soccer complex in June for kids on U6-U16 teams.
4 Kicks for Kidz offers summer camps for younger children to learn and enjoy soccer
Thoroughbreds Soccer club has camps and clinics for different age groups.
Basketball
There are
camp sessions at HOOPS for basketball
Higherlevel Basketball holds basketball camps
Basketball Academy also offers summer camps.
Kentucky Country Day
Where: 4100 Springdale Rd. 40241
Email:
judy.ambach@kcd.org
Web:
http://www.kcd.org/content/summer-programs
Springdale Church
Last year, they had Basketball camp
Scuba camp
Paradise Divers has offered scuba camps for kids ages 8-14 during June and July.
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Please let us know if there are others to add! You can get a featured spot for your camp by emailing tiffany@louisvillefamilyfun.net
Note, this is published in February and some businesses have not updated their information. Also, we will add to this list as we find more!
- Misty McCubbins for The Mommy Nest
What I love about both of these games is that they both encourage the kids to get up and move!
First, the Busy, Busy Airport game is themed around the Richard Scarry books. My kids know these books and love all of the pictures so they took to the game with zeal. The box serves as the airport. The kids spread the destination boards around the house, we kept them on the same level. All of the little passengers take their places at the airport, the souvenir cards get stacked at the destinations and everyone gets an airplane. The kids roll the dice by dropping them down the control tower and the dice have pictures on them. There will be two options and they get to pick which one they want to do. They can pick up passengers or fly them to their destinations. If kids have passengers, they can fly them to the beach, mountains, city or forest. They drop off passengers and pick up souvenirs. The passengers and souvenirs all slide into the airplanes. We play until all of the passengers have left the airport and the winner is the one with the most souvenirs. It is such an adorable game!
The Curious George Hide and Seek Zoo is great for kids that love the show or kids that just love animals. There are sections of the zoo with cards. There's also a little bus that kids can move and when it reaches the end of the road, that's how you know the game is over. The best part is the walkie talkie. Kids press the button and it tells them to do 1 of 3 things: move the bus, flip a card or that the animals have escaped! When kids flip the cards, it shows an animal with a problem (like their cage is broken, they are out of food or they are thirsty). They place the card down and then spin. The spinner allows them to help the animals! When kids help the animals, they keep a card. If they move the bus, they still get to spin to help an animal. If the walkie talkie siren goes off and the animals escape, everyone except the player with the walkie talkie grabs an animal mask, puts it off and has 30 seconds to hide. Then, the sounds on the walkie talkie changes and the player can go find the animals. They collect cards for each animal they find. At the end, the player with the most cards, wins!
Then, visit their website and post a comment on this blog post telling us which other games you see look like ones your kids would love! The contest will close at midnight on 2/23 and we will randomly select a winner on 2/24 and announce the winner on THIS POST. Comment once using an account or type in your name and last initial. Winner must be able to pick up the prize at a time we arrange, location will be Vint Coffee Northfield.
Summer Camps at The Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft
H.O.P.E. Percussion Camp- The Johnny Lee Lane Hands On Percussion Experience (H.O.P.E.) at the University of Louisville is designed for middle school and high school percussionists. Dates are July 15 – 21, 2012. The areas of focus include drumset, concert percussion, marching percussion, Latin percussion,electronics and percussion ensemble. Please follow the provided link for more information and registration. Johnny Lee Lane is Director of Education for REMO, Inc.. Dr. Greg Byrne, Director of Percussion Studies at the University of Louisville, is the Founder and Host of H.O.P.E.
Culver’s is a great family restaurant whether you are just looking to pick something up for home or have a sit down meal together. They have chicken, burgers, and fish sandwiches or dinners with a variety of sides: fries, soup, salad. And let’s not forget the CUSTARD - always having a flavor of the day! If you have never been before, you order your food at the counter, they give you a plastic number, and then they will bring the food to you. 
Their website - http://www.culvers.com/ - is full of information. You can find a section call mindful choices where you see all the calories on the food. Another helpful tab is the allergen grid. It tells you what allergens are present in their food: corn, dairy, egg, fish, gluten, MSG, peanut, shellfish, soy, tree nut, and wheat. 
Experience the magic of JCC Summer Camp with something for every child.
Hwang’s Summer Camp helps kids develop life skills such as confidence and respect in a fun & positive environment. Campers learn Taekwondo from the best instructors, trained by Olympian Grandmaster Jung Oh Hwang. Each week offers exciting field trips, and everlasting friendships.
