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Temple University - Stanley's Sport Camp

The camp uniquely combines athletic training with comprehensive health and wellness education, including cooking labs and career exploration, all within a university setting with direct interaction with Temple University athletic programs.

🔥 Middle School 🕒 1-week Day Camp In-person All skill levels

About this camp

Stanley's Sport Camp at Temple University offers middle school students a dynamic blend of athletics, health, and wellness education. Participants engage in various sports under the guidance of Temple University coaches and staff, fostering skill development and a love for physical activity. The camp incorporates classroom sessions focusing on nutrition, leadership development, and overall well-being. Students learn about healthy eating habits through cooking demonstrations and hands-on activities, utilizing fresh ingredients. The program also provides opportunities for career exploration in fields like the medical profession, digital arts, entrepreneurship, architecture, and engineering. Campers interact with over a dozen Temple athletic teams, gaining exposure to sports such as track and field, tennis, field hockey, rowing, volleyball, gymnastics, soccer, fencing, lacrosse, basketball, and dance. The camp aims to build confidence, teamwork, and a college-bound mindset, with a pathway to the Temple Future Scholars Program.

What a typical day looks like

A typical day includes classroom learning, participation in various sports with Temple athletic teams and coaches, and lessons in health, nutrition, and wellness.

Best suited for

This camp is ideal for middle school students interested in combining athletic development with education on health, wellness, and leadership, while also exploring potential career paths and experiencing a university campus.

What you'll learn

Sports training Health and wellness education Nutrition Leadership development Career exploration Teamwork Physical activity

Location

Temple University Main Campus, 1801 N. Broad Street, Philadelphia, PA 19122

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