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goal is to educate campers on the fundamentals of
technique, racing and training in the sport of swimming,
while providing an opportunity for camaraderie with
swimmers from all over the nation! Each swimmer will
participate in 2 water workouts, one dry land workout,
and an educational lecture each day. During the camp
each swimmer will undergo a technical analysis and
strength test in which the results will be sent home on a
DVD and in a notebook. Our experienced coaching staff
includes Head Coaches Dorsey Tierney and Ray Looze .
Tuition is $525/week which includes room and board
for the duration of the camp.
JACK NELSON JACK NELSON SWIM SWIM CAMP CAMP
June 13-July 24
Jack Nelson, Founder
Duffy Dillon, Camp Director
Fort Lauderdale Aquatic Complex
503 Seabreeze Blvd.
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33316
888-796-3578 (toll free)
954-764-4822
Fax: 954-764-5219
E-mail: info@flst.com
http://www.flst.com
Our camp motto says it best, “Access to Success is
Thru the Mind.” The Jack Nelson Swim Camp is the
third longest-running camp in North America beginning
in 1966 at Pine Crest School and moving to our current
home in 1974. Learn to think and swim like a champion
at the JNSC, home of the Fort Lauderdale Swim Team,
12-time national champions of USA Swimming. The
JNSC is located on beautiful Fort Lauderdale Beach,
Florida at the world famous Fort Lauderdale Aquatic
Complex, the finest outdoor facility anywhere. We offer
our young people the best in positive thinking and
positive strokes. Both Olympic & ASCA level 5 coaches
Jack Nelson and Duffy Dillon lead the camp in two
Olympic-size pools. Our campers stay within walking
distance of the pool at a nice beach hotel, eat nutritious
catered food, and are supervised 24-hours a day. JNSC
features daily stroke sessions, long and short course
training, a comprehensive dry-land session, and a
classroom talk covering motivation, race strategy and
nutrition. There is a social activity each day. We provide
escorted pickup from and departure to the Fort
Lauderdale International Airport. The camp is open to
boys and girls ages 7 to 18. Three training tracks are
available: silver, gold and elite. A two-week minimum is
recommended to experience the full camp program.
Camp is limited to the first 60 applicants for each
session. Cost is $695/week for boarding and
$395/week for day campers. Discounts for multi-week
campers.
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LEHIGH LEHIGH UNIVERSITY SWIM SWIM CAMP CAMP
June 12-17, June 19-24, June 26-July 1,
July 5-10
John Morrison
641 Taylor Street
Bethlehem, PA 18015-3186
610-758-4309
E-mail: jhms@lehigh.edu
www.lehighsports.com
Experience new levels of swimming success at the
Lehigh University Camp. The camp focuses on
improving stroke techniques, race strategies, nutrition,
goal setting, advanced training skills and team building.
The LU camp is for swimmers ages 9-17. Participants
must know how to swim all four competitive strokes.
Typical daily schedule includes morning workouts, two
daily technique sessions emphasizing the latest stroke
drills and techniques efficiencies and force application
governing swimming. The day continues with
videotaping analysis, lectures and motivational
activities. Special evening sessions dedicated to starts
and turns will cover all four strokes. Campers will be
supervised 24-hours per day by coaches and
counselors. Highlights: team building activities,
movies, talent show. The Lehigh University Swim Camp
is designed to teach advanced competitive swimming
techniques. Costs; $480/residential camper (includes
all meals), $440/commuter camper 9 a.m.-9 p.m.
(includes lunch and dinner only). Discounts given to all
campers enrolling by April 15, 2004.
LONGHORN LONGHORN SWIM CAMP SWIM CAMP
May 30-July 2, (five one-week
sessions)
Jon Alter, Director
Longhorn Swim Camp
University of Texas
Intercollegiate Athletics
P.O. Box 7399
Austin, TX 78713-7399
512-475-8652
Fax: 512-475-8739
E-mail: longhornswimcamp@athletics.
utexas.edu
www.TexasSports.com
www.Longhornswimcamp.com
Catch the Olympic spirit! The 27th annual Longhorn
Swim Camp is headed by 2004 Head Olympic and U.T.
Men’s Swim Coach Eddie Reese, four-time Olympian
and U.T. Women’s Co-Head Swim Coach Jill Sterkel,
two-time Assistant Olympic and Co-Head Women’s
Coach Mike Walker and five-time Olympic medallist .
Josh Davis. Held at the Jamail Swim Center on the
University of Texas at Austin campus for male and
female competitive swimmers, ages 8 and up.The swim
center includes a 50-meter by 25-yard pool, and a 25-
yard by 25-meter pool. Four training groups based on
age and ability, with a 1:7coach /swimmer ratio in
stroke technique sessions offered. Training includes
long course sessions Monday-Friday mornings, stroke
sessions Sunday evening, and Monday-Thursday
afternoon and evenings. Classroom sessions on
technique and race strategies also held. Underwater
videotaping of each camper analyzed by a coach. Daily
social activities and field trips offered. Multiple week
stays include weekend planned activities with
supervision. Experienced, mature adults provide 24-
hour supervision. All campers receive camp T-shirt.
Cost: $445 per session for day campers —includes
coaching, facility use, supervision, lunch and dinner.
$545 per session for resident campers which includes
coaching, facility use, supervision, room and board.
See ad on page 49 in this issue of Swimming World.
NAVY NAVY SWIMMING CAMP 2004
June 11-15, Session I
June 16-20, Session II
Bill Roberts, Camp Director
Navy Swimming Camp 2004
Lejeune Hall 4A
Annapolis, MD 21402
410-293-3012, 410-293-5834
Fax: 410-293-5827
E-mail: robertsw@usna.edu
www.navyswimmingcamp.com
www.navysports.com
With Navy Swimming Camp entering our seventh year,
expect even greater results upon joining us this summer!
Our primary goal is to offer you the very best in individual
instruction, camper experience, take-home material and
safety and supervision.The purpose of our camp is to
provide you with an educational environment to learn
about and develop the four competitive strokes including
all related starts, turns and finishes. Navy Swimming
Camp is a stroke-intensive camp. The volume of training
will be minimal with total emphasis on stroke
improvement. Swimmers will receive individual attention.
Additional pool sessions are offered to all who need to
maintain their conditioning while at camp. Each camper
will receive a video that will have each of their four
strokes. The video will include all strokes taped at the
beginning and end of camp. Campers will receive daily
instruction in dry land activities designed to improve
individual fitness levels. Guest lecturers with experience
in performance, training, goalsetting and leadership will
highlight the evening programs. Campers will take in
plenty of pertinent information throughout each day and
should bring a folder, notepad, and pen. Campers will
learn
and train in an amazing environment on the Naval
Academy beginning with Lejeune Hall; a 25-meter by 50-
meter facility with separate diving tank. Camp is open to
all competitive swimmers ages 9-18. New in 2004 will be
a boat cruise of the Severn River and a time trial meet. See
ad on page 49 in this issue of Swimming World.
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