CARRY ON FOUNDATION

$350 USD

Details

  • Ages 7-14
  • M-Th from 9:30am-1pm
  • Art & Crafts Activities
  • Snacks provided
  • Groups Limited to 5 participants. Use Registration form to view current availability.
  • Discount available for registering multiple participants (immediate family only)

Description

Participants will experience our skateboarding and mental resilience training in a condensed format over four consecutive days. In addition to this training, camps include skate-related activities, games, and arts & crafts projects such as button making, griptape art, and tie-dye. 

What is my skill level?

Class Level Qualifications

Beginner

1

  • Little or no prior experience
  • Working on fundamentals of pushing, riding, turning, balance, and coordination

Beginner

2

  • Some experience pushing and riding a skateboard
  • Needs help maintaining momentum and balancing as they practice riding up and down ramps and “dropping in.”
  • Can pivot on the back wheels (kick turn/tic tac) and balance on the tail (tailstall) while stationary.

Intermediate

3

  • Comfortable riding and maneuvering on flat ground and up and down small to medium banks on their own.
  • Lift the front of their board to pivot 180 degrees in either direction
  • Balance on the back wheels while riding (manual)
  • Ride off small ledges on their own.
  • “Drop in” to a small half pipe or quarter pipe (2’-3’)
  • Maintain speed in a halfpipe by “pumping.”
  • Perform a basic ollie while stationary

Intermediate

4

  • Proficient in riding, maneuvering, and maintaining speed over a variety of terrain.
  • Working on tricks and maneuvers (axle stalls, slash grinds, rock n’ rolls) at coping level (metal lip on halfpipe).
  • Drop in on a 4’+ halfpipe or quarterpipe
  • “Rock-to-fakie” on small half pipe or quarter pipe
  • Tail Stall on small half pipe or quarter pipe
  • Jump/Manual off medium sized (12” +) ledges and ramps
  • Perform an ollie while rolling
  • Kickturn at the top of a small-medium sized quarter pipe/halfpipe

Advanced

5

  • Rock-to-fakie
  • Tail stall
  • Axle stall
  • Rock n’ roll
  • Half Cab rock
  • Frontside and backside slash grinds
  • Ollie onto a small-medium box or ledge (5-10”) and off small ledges and drops.

Advanced

6

  • The skater’s pathway is more differentiated as they have their own style preferences. Coaching is customized and can focus on their interests or rounding out their skill set.
  • Vert: Skaters are riding bigger (6’ +) halfpipes, bowls, and ramps on their own and want to practice lip tricks that they can translate to larger terrain.
  • Street: Skaters have started learning flip tricks and grinding/sliding rails, ledges, and boxes (street).

Summer Camps Calendar

Dates Skill + Age

June 5-8

Beginner

Intermediate

June 12-15

Skater Tots (Age 4-6)

June 19-22

All girls

(all levels)

June 26-29

Skater Tots

(ages 4-6)

July 10-13

Intermediate/Advanced

July 17-20

Beginner

Intermediate

July 31-Aug 3

Beginner Intermediate

Aug 7-10

Intermediate Advanced

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