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Is there any
danger that your camp will fill up and I won't be able to
attend?
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Do you accept
walk-ons?
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What are the dates
of your camps?
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What do I need to
bring with me to camp?
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Do I need to see a
doctor for a physical before coming to your camp?
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Will you accept
girls to your camp?
Is there any danger that
your camp will fill up and I won't be able to attend?
We don't have a cap on any of our
wrestling camps. If it appears that we are going to be getting
more campers than expected, we will hire more counselors and
clinicians to help with the extra load. While our housing
capabilities are limited, we have never had to turn anyone away
as of yet. The best way to avoid any kind of problem however,
is to pre-register well before the starting date of your camp.
Do you accept walk-ons?
Yes, we accept walk-ons - but we
strongly suggest for both your comfort and our efficiency
that all campers pre-register. When we are approached with a
lot of walk-ons, it is difficult for us to provide the same type
of service during registration that we can to people that have
pre-registered with us. This results in longer lines,
restructuring of room schedules, and shortages in give-away
t-shirts and meal bands. Again, we can't stress enough the
importance of pre-registering for all of the wrestling camps.
An additional fee of $30 dollars will be added to your tuition
for Registering less than 7 days prior to your camp.
What are the dates of
your camps?
Click here to see the camp dates
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What do I need to bring
with me to camp?
As soon as we receive your
application at our office, and you are registered into our
database, you will receive a Camper's Packet. In this packet
you will find any other forms that you may have to fill out (ie.
Medical Information), and a booklet which describes everything
you need to bring with you.
Included in those items to bring
are:
Items for your
room - A light blanket,
pillow, sheets and pillow case. It is also recommended that
you bring a fan and a clock for your dorm room.
Personal items
- such as a toothbrush, comb, towels, wash cloth, soap, casual
clothes, light jacket and a swim suit.
Wrestling gear
- such as wrestling shoes, workout shorts and T-shirts, head
gear, knee pads if needed, combination lock and a bag to carry
your shoes to the mat area. You should have several changes of
wrestling practice clothes. (There are coin-operated washers
and dryers in the residence halls.) Head gear is not
mandatory, but is recommended.
Medical
supplies - Each camper
needs to bring his or her own medical supplies. Our training
staff will assist you in all medical needs such as taping and
therapy. In addition, campers requiring any medication should
bring that to registration with them. Our training staff will
store the medicine for you and make sure you receive your
regular dosages.
Medical History
Form - If you do not
return the medical form within two weeks prior to the start of
your camp, please bring it with you to registration. It’s very
important that this be signed by a parent or guardian.
Optional items
- Tennis courts will be
available at certain times of camp, provided you bring your
own equipment. A camp store will be open at various times
during camp. You may choose to bring extra money with you to
purchase snacks, soda, clothing, or to play video games.
Do I need to see a
doctor for a physical before coming to your camp?
No. While there is a Medical
Information Form that needs to be filled out before you are
allowed to participate in any camp activities, this form can
easily be filled out by one of your parents. It basically gives
us a brief medical history on you, makes us aware of any
allergies or medical conditions you may have, tells us who to
contact if we need further information, and verifies for us the
fact that you carry your own medical insurance.
Will you accept girls to
your camp?
Yes. We merely ask that if this
is the case, you let us know about it ahead of time so that we
can make the proper housing and facility accommodations for
you. We have had many girls attend our camps, both as commuters
and resident campers.
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