2011 Gymnastics Overnight Camp
Sunday, July 10- Thursday, July 14
Ages 7 and older

 

Camp Philosophy

Our goal is for each camp to experience gymnastics instruction in a safe and progressive manner. 
The master staff will provide experienced technical instruction, and along with our trained
student athletes, provide a fun and encouraging atmosphere.  Campers will be able to perfect
current skills, as well as progress toward learning new ones.  The University of New Hamsphire
student athletes and master staff have spent a great deal of their lives developing the level of talent that
has enabled them to get this far.  We want to share that experience and passion with each and
every camper.  We encourage every gymnast at camp to grow as an athlete not only with a better
skill level, but with a new and deeper appreciation for what it takes to be a Gymnast!

Ed Datti
UNH Associate Head Gymnastics Coach

Cost

Commuter Camper- $400
Any girl at least 7 years of age by the starting date of camp.  Covers instruction, the evening
programs, and noon meals.  Commuters arrive at 9:00am, return home for dinner at 4:45pm
and rejoin the group for activiites from 6:30-8:30pm.  Each commuter will be picked up in front
of the dorm at 9pm each night.

Overnight Camper- $550
Eligibilty for Residental Camper: Any girl at least 10 years of age by the starting date of camp.
Note: Any girl under the age of 10 may attend with a group that provides its own chaperone.
It is recommended that girls between the age of 6-9 years attend the Day Camp or
age 7-9 years commute during the Overnight Camp.

This year campers will be housed in one of the new air conditioned dorms, Adams Tower.

Special Youth Group:
A limited number of campers age 7-9 will be accepted as overnight resident campers.  They
will participate in the identical activity schedule as other campers and will be chaperoned by
a "house mother".  Lights out will be at 9:30pm

Check-In: 6:00-7:30pm on Sunday, July 10 at the dormitory. 
Organization of class groups according to age and ability for each event will
follow registration.  The camp will end at 4pm on Thursday, July 14.  Campers will meet
with parents at teh dorm to pick up their personal items.

Eligibilty

No experience is required.  Beginning to Advanced gymnasts receive top level instruction. 
Due to NCAA regulations, gymnasts entering their freshman year in college are not eligible as staff,
but may attend as campers.

The University of New Hampshire, in accordance with federal and state laws and regulations, does not
discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, age, veteran status, or handicap in
admission or access to, or treatment or employment in, its programs or activities.

Registration

You can register online by clicking on the link below.  You will be able to pay by credit card or echeck.

Online Registration

We prefer that you register online, but if you prefer to mail in a registration form and check
please download the form below.

Mail Registration

Please download waiver and health form below.  Both forms are due prior to the start of camp.

Waiver and Health Forms

Insurance and Medical Information

Because of the rigorous daily schedule, each camper should arrive at camp in top physical condition. 
A medical examination is required.

Every effort will be made to protect the camper's health and safety.  A professional medical athletic trainer
will be on duty at all times.  The University's health center is available; a hospital is nearby and readily accessible.

Every camper will be covered by a limited accident insurance policy.  However, all students should have
their own accident and/or hospital insurance policy before arrival.  The University and camp staff assume no
responsibility for accidents or illness.

Program and Schedule

Morning

7:00am-8:30am	Breakfast
9:00-9:10am	Announcements
9:10-9:30am	Warm-up
9:30am -10:05am	First Class
10:15am- 10:50am	Second Class
11:10am- 11:35am	Third Class
11:45am- 1:45pm	Lunch and Recreation

Afternoon

1:45pm- 2:15pm	Warm-up and Announcements
2:15pm- 2:50pm	Fourth Class
3:00pm-3:35pm	Fifth Claass
3:45pm-4:45pm	Open Workout

Evening

5:00pm- 6:30pm	Dinner
6:30pm-8:30pm	Evening Program
8:45pm- 10:45pm	Movies, Dorm Activities

 

Evening Programs will include lectures and participation in skill develpment, games and relays, team pool
olympics, as well as viewing videotapes, movies, and dorm activities.

UNH Facilities

Gymnastics Practice Gym The UNH Gymnastics camp will be held in the gymnastics facility, which is being heralded as the top collegiate training spot in New England and possibly the East Coast. It is 8500 square feet with the most current and updated gymnastics equipment.  All events can be trained into an L-Shaped free- foam pit and resi-pit.
Jerry Azumah Performnace Center Olympic and Dumb Bell weights, Powerlift Platform Stations, Hammer Strength Machines

Holloway Commons Holloway Commons is the main dining facility on the UNH Campus.  Centrally located on campus, this facility is our largest dining hall featuring eight unique stations where fresh, quality menu items are prepared right in front of you. Choose a made-to-order omelet, a slice of brick oven pizza (the only one on campus), or a Cuban sandwich. At the stir-fry station, select your favorite ingredients and watch our chefs fire it up before your eyes. And as always   we offer a full salad bar as well as vegan and vegetarian items.

Gymnastics Equipment

 45 ft. x 45 ft. spring floor-carpeted floor exercise area
2 Tumble Tracks and A Trampoline
6 High Beams; 2 Low Beams
2 sets of Uneven Bars; 1 single training bar
Sufficient landing mats for all apparatus
Above-ground pits
2 Vaulting stations- set up into free foam pit and resi-pit
L-shaped free-foam pit
Resi-pit

Coaching Staff

	Gail Goodspeed B.S., M.S., Springfield College; Ed.D. (Sports Psychology), Boston University; Head Coach, University of New Hampshire- 31 years; Former: Coach at California State University-Northridge; Burlington High School Coach; Assistant Coach at Springfield College; Captain, Springfield College; member of two National Collegiate Championship Teams, master staff Region VI Congress, New England Clinics and Camps.
	Ed Datti B.S., Springfield College; Associate Head Coach, University of New Hampshire- 27 years; member of Elite Coaches Association; Former: 10 year club owner; Eastern Representative, USGF; District IV AAU Director, Independent Clubs Executive Board; All-American Floor Exercies; Captain, Springfield College; Massachusetts High School State Tumbling Champion; Master Staff Region VI Congress, New England camps and clinics.
	Kristen Maloney B.S., UCLA (Psychology), 1st year Assistant Coach UNH, Olympic Bronze Medalist-2000, Two time USA National Champion, Three time team NCAA Champion, Vault and Beam NCAA Champion, and Honda Award Winner

Campus Location

The University of New Hampshire is located in Durham, a small semi-rural town 15 minutes away from the Altanice seacoast.  UNH is equidistant (80 minutes) from metropolitan Boston, MA and the White Mountains in New Hampshire.