An integral part of being active throughout your life is maintaining a social connection to the people in the activities with you. The top two reasons that children drop out of organized activities are a lack of fun and loss of friends.
Ensuring that these social connections are established within each of our camps is key component of creating a quality physical activity environment. Additionally, understanding that different people create social connections in different ways allows us to be intentional about the games and activities that are played early in the week.
By developing physical literacy throughout our life we are able to maintain social inclusion. The activities that we choose to engage in, especially during childhood and adolescence, are heavily impacted by the choices of our peers. While we know not everyone is going to be able to perform all activities to the same level, exposing children to a wide range of movements in a wide range of contexts increases the possibility that the individual will be confident to participate in that activity later in life.
Registration is now OPEN!
If your child requires 1:1 Inclusion Support this summer, please register for an inclusion spot here and not our standard summer camps.
Game Ready – Intro to Football Leadership Summer Camps
The Washington Kids Foundation, in partnership with PISE, is offering an open and inclusive camp where the fundamental movement skills needed for sport and football are taught through practice and play. The camp will consist of many fun games and activities that are football & non-football based. The camp will also teach leadership skills to help youth be successful on and off the playing field. Coaches are former pro, semi-pro, university, or current/past Rebels players.
monday - friday
monday - friday
monday - friday
monday - friday
Youth S+C: Fitness Foundations (ages 11-16)
Your teen will learn strength and conditioning (S&C) exercises in a fun and inclusive atmosphere. Each session, PISE S&C coaches will incorporate a progression based learning curriculum that will aide participants in developing competency and confidence with specific movement patterns and drills. Participants will learn training techniques associated with strength, speed and power as well as an understanding of appropriate movement preparation and recovery methods to complement athletic performance.
saturday
Training Tigers (Ages 9-12)
Training Tigers camp welcomes kids of all skill levels; you don’t have to be a super-athlete to be a Training Tiger!
Tigers are introduced to strength exercises, exciting games, team activities and sports. These activities focus on building confidence, teamwork, endurance, strength and speed!
Each week offers new leaders, new activities, and different opportunities!
Training Tigers camps are located at PISE (4371 Interurban Road)
tuesday - friday
monday - friday
monday - friday
monday - friday
monday - friday
tuesday - friday
monday - friday
monday - friday
Active Girls! (Ages 11-15)
This program will focus on dynamic movement preparation, skill development and introductory strength and conditioning principles. Specifically designed with female cognitive and physical development characteristics in mind. Coached by female staff with a diverse background in sports and physical activity, this is a great program for all skill levels, abilities and experiences.
All Active Girls camps are hosted at PISE (4371 Interurban Rd, Victoria).