Jogging & Running One of the best ways to see lots of the scenic routes and explore our nature is through running and jogging. Your camper can choose their intensity or push themselves surrounded by a group of support from fellow runners. What a fun way to prepare for school sports events like cross-country running! Kendo A sport learnable at any age and skill level, Kendo is a traditional Japanese martial art, utilizing wooden Japanese Bokken, or “wood swords” in Japanese. It’s a fun chance to try out theseswords and feel like a true samurai. Fitness At camp, we are in love with fitness! Not sure how to start? You can begin calisthenics (bodyweight) training at camp, build up the habit, and continue afterwards on your own. Fitness elements are involved in lots of camp activities, which pumps up muscle tone with simple but efficient athletics moves (and burns unnecessary calories)! Gymnastics DLC attracts lots of good gymnasts. They can practice their skills and develop some new ones. At the same time, they can practice together and putting together a performance for the entire camp! Trampoline Besides being great entertainment, it’s vitally important for vestibular training. Did you know that a serious trampoline program is used as part of physical training for astronauts? Campers enjoy the huge, size 15 trampoline—safe with an enclosure system—as well as two smaller ones! Boot Camp Being at overnight camp helps children to manage their weight naturally. If you think about more intense ways of weight management, checkmark “Boot Camp” in the registration form, as this program is optional. The child is encouraged to participate more in classes that require physical activity. This can include jogging, fitness, challenging hiking, kayaking trips, and so on. With so many classes available, it’s easy to find the best fit for each camper. Martial Arts This class is the combination of various martial arts—from basic forms and exercises to real-life use in cases of necessary self-defense. Slackline You may have seen people walking across a piece of rope a few feet off the ground and wondered “what is that?” Finding out the answer is a great chance to test your physical balance by walking on a thin and sturdy rope. Most people surprise themselves – and that’s one of the coolest things about it: you’re constantly surprised that you can stand upon something so apparently unstable. Yoga Introducing your children to yoga at an early age can help them form healthy lifestyle habits and set the foundation for a fit future. Relaxation techniques, stress relief, and practicing mindfulness are part of crucial self-understanding and self-perception that happen at camp. View all 60+ DiscoveryLand Camp’s activities and programs
Jogging & Running One of the best ways to see lots of the scenic routes and explore our nature is through running and jogging. Your camper can choose their intensity or push themselves surrounded by a group of support from fellow runners. What a fun way to prepare for school sports events like cross-country running! Kendo A sport learnable at any age and skill level, Kendo is a traditional Japanese martial art, utilizing wooden Japanese Bokken, or “wood swords” in Japanese. It’s a fun chance to try out theseswords and feel like a true samurai. Fitness At camp, we are in love with fitness! Not sure how to start? You can begin calisthenics (bodyweight) training at camp, build up the habit, and continue afterwards on your own. Fitness elements are involved in lots of camp activities, which pumps up muscle tone with simple but efficient athletics moves (and burns unnecessary calories)! Gymnastics DLC attracts lots of good gymnasts. They can practice their skills and develop some new ones. At the same time, they can practice together and putting together a performance for the entire camp! Trampoline Besides being great entertainment, it’s vitally important for vestibular training. Did you know that a serious trampoline program is used as part of physical training for astronauts? Campers enjoy the huge, size 15 trampoline—safe with an enclosure system—as well as two smaller ones! Boot Camp Being at overnight camp helps children to manage their weight naturally. If you think about more intense ways of weight management, checkmark “Boot Camp” in the registration form, as this program is optional. The child is encouraged to participate more in classes that require physical activity. This can include jogging, fitness, challenging hiking, kayaking trips, and so on. With so many classes available, it’s easy to find the best fit for each camper. Martial Arts This class is the combination of various martial arts—from basic forms and exercises to real-life use in cases of necessary self-defense. Slackline You may have seen people walking across a piece of rope a few feet off the ground and wondered “what is that?” Finding out the answer is a great chance to test your physical balance by walking on a thin and sturdy rope. Most people surprise themselves – and that’s one of the coolest things about it: you’re constantly surprised that you can stand upon something so apparently unstable. Yoga Introducing your children to yoga at an early age can help them form healthy lifestyle habits and set the foundation for a fit future. Relaxation techniques, stress relief, and practicing mindfulness are part of crucial self-understanding and self-perception that happen at camp.
