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Arkansas Instructional Swimming Camps
Teaching Kids Stroke Technique and Overall Fitness
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Arkansas swim camps provide instruction in stroke technique with individualized stroke analysis and a low student to coach ratio to ensure your child receives the most out of their pool time. Drills and training both on land and in the water motivate Arkansas kids to reach their full swimming potential.
Arkansas parents are confident their kids will be receiving highly qualified instruction that will help kids reach their goals in the highly competitive sport of swimming. Arkansas swim camps teach training techniques as well as exercises in mental preparation for practice as well as competition, nutritional guidance to enhance overall performance and self esteem building games to boost swimmers' confidence.
Arkansas swim camps will allow kids to focus on learning technique in a sport they love while encouraging the development of a positive attitude and lifestyle.
The following are some highly recommended swim camps servicing Arkansas. These camps have passed over 300 stringent standards and are thus accredited by the World Camp Association and the American Camp Association:
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Instructional Swimming Camps in the Arkansas Region are:
Cahinnio Booneville,AR http://www.gscmma.org 479-452-1290
build character, gain leadership skills, gain a sence of belonging, have fun as they grow strong. Non scouts welcome.
Camp Bear Track Drasco,AR http://www.campbeartrack.com 501-825-8222
Teaching Christian values, Camp Bear Track is a place of individual achievement, adventure, fun, fellowship and friends.
Camp Ozark Mount Ida,AR http://www.campozark.com 870-867-4131
A non-denominational Christian Sports and Adventure camp for kids ages 7-17 offering over 70 different sports, water, adventure, and creative skills activities.
Joseph Pfeifer Kiwanis Camp Little Rock,AR http://www.pfeifercamp.com 501-821-3714
Free. 24 hour supervision. Effective discipline model. Also have 6 week local school program for grades 3-5. At risk.
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