CAMP BREAKDOWN

#1 - Safety
Every coach, whether teaching or driving the boat, promotes a safe and fun environment for their campers.  Campers are educated on proper boat safety and etiquette.

Boat Rules:
Stay seated while the engine is running.
Only one student on the platform while the engine is running.
No swimming while the engine is running.
No jumping off the boat while engine is running.
No climbing on the tower.
 
Code of Conduct:
Treat all campers, coaches, and Boyne Mountain staff with respect.
Stick together as a group.
Follow the schedule.
Avalanche Bay Indoor Water park rules apply to everyone.
Always lend a helping hand.
Work together as a team.

#2 - Fun
Coaches make each campers' experience at Boyne Mountain fun and memorable.  Campers are encouraged to do their best while trying to expand their skill level on a board.

#3 - New Friends
Campers have the opportunity to spend the week getting to know other people who have similar interests through healthy sporting activities and team building situations.

Wake Session
During each wakeboariding session, everyone  has the opportunity to ride twice behind a new wakeboarding boat.  Campers work with professional coaches to advance their skill level.

Trampoline Session
During designated tramp time, campers learn the fundamentals of jumping on a trampoline safely and effectively. These new skills help campers discover better wakeboarding technique behind the boat.  A wake handle is used to simulate proper positioning of the body and handle while jumping, spinning and flipping. 

Indoor Waterpark
Avalanche Bay, Michigan's Largest  Indoor Waterpark is conveniently located at Boyne Mountain, is utilized to give campers time to have fun on the waterslides as well as spend time working on their surfing skills. The park's stationary surf simulator gives campers a chance to work on their balance in a new way.

Beach Activities
During free time at the beach, campers are entertained with a variety of activities:
• Kayaking
• Putt Putt Golf
• Beach Volleyball
• Shuffleboard
• Trampoline

Kayaking
Campers work with a partner and learn how to safely operate/navigate a two-person sea kayak around Deer Lake.  Kayaking is a great upper body work out that helps campers to develop better strength for wakeboarding.

Biking
Campers have the opportunity to take trails all around the mountain.  Biking is a great lower body work out which helps to strengthen the legs for wakeboarding.

Campfires
Each evening, campers and coaches will gather around a campfire and enjoy roasted marshmallows and the beautiful Deer Lake sunsets. The campfire time will be used to recap everything experienced during the day and to talk about goals for the next day.

Condo Time
Condo time at the end of the day will be for the campers to wind down get ready for bed. Video games, movies, board games and other personal items may be used at this time. Male coaches will stay with the boy campers and and female coachs stay with the girls in their condo each evening.

Meals
Measl are provided by Boyne Mountain. Campers dine in numerous resort restaurants throughout the week.
• Beach House Restaurant
• Everett’s
• Trophy Room Pub and Pizzeria
• Boxed Lunches

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