Football camps give older kids and teens immersion in football for a week or longer. They take part in drills and training, develop skills and athleticism, and have a lot of fun. Below the list of football camps, learn more about the benefits of camp and how to find the best one for you. Read more
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Camps below offer football among other fun kids' and teen camp activities.
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While you can filter results above, you can also click on the links below to find search results focused on football camps in major cities across Canada. Camps at the top of the lists are focused on football while those further down offer it as an activity.
A typical football camp is filled with drills run by coaching staff. Camp is action packed. Camps may be split into streams for campers at various levels. For example, this will include a stream for introductory level vs. another for skills development. Football camps teach the following:
Skills building in all the fundamentals of football. This includes throwing and passing for kids who aspire to the quarterback position. Campers will also work on things like ball reception, blocking fundamentals, route running, and defensive work.
Physical training will be a key part of any football camp, with a focus on sprinting. In addition, football training focuses on building your upper body and developing leg stamina.
Implementing feedback from coaches trained in the sport. Campers receive coaching at a football camp, from those with experience in both teaching, in gameplay strategy, and more.
Strategies for gameplay including scoring plays, defensive actions, blocking techniques, and staying within the rules.
Football camp is one of hundreds of kinds of camps (and after-school programs) found on our site. Here's a look at related camps you might be interested in:
Baseball summer camps give kids varied instruction tailored to their age and skill level.
Basketball camp for kids helps your aspiring Toronto Raptor bring their game to another level.
Cheerleading camps help kids build skills in this acrobatic, enjoyable activity that’s part and parcel of football.
Fitness camps offer instruction in nutrition and personal health that benefits kids and teens who want to optimize their performance.
Soccer camps offer lessons, training, and skills development in the freeform setting of a kids’ camp.
Sports camps for teens give them a broad exposure to a variety of games, pastimes, and athletics.
The advantages kids gain from a football camp go beyond skills development. Take a look:
Improved physical fitness is an obvious benefit but never one to take too lightly. Developing and deepening physical literacy is something kids carry throughout their lives. Not many aspiring football players make it to the professional level, of course. But if you learn to love the game for itself, you engage a love of activity that can carry through the rest of your life.
Camaraderie with fellow campers. Camp is always a lighter way of participating in any activity. Here, you’re not competing with fellow players for a spot on the team. You’re not working toward a championship. The environment facilitates friendships over a shared love of the sport. It’s fun! Camp of any kind can be the ground for lifelong friendships. Learn more about how camps develop interpersonal skills and other “soft skills” like self-regulation.
Learn about yourself. Camp gives you a chance to measure yourself against fellow players, as you meet and play against others from the same city. You test yourself and find out how good you are. You may discover that you have skills or areas of strength that have been underrated by others or by yourself. These may not carry over to a football career but may have other positive effects on your life.
Enhanced self-confidence and independence. In a new setting, interacting with peers, kids develop a deeper self-understanding. They learn their strengths, develop goal-setting and much more. All camp experiences help kids grow in independence and responsibility.
Improved mental health and well-being. Regular, disciplined physical activity improves kids’ cognition and memory. If you struggle with a mood disorder, the adrenaline rush and the pure physical activity can give you a respite.
When looking for a camp, there’s no better source of information than the Toronto camp expo, held annually every February. Whether you are at the expo or contacting camps through the pages linked to above, it’s important to ask the right questions, to find the camp that fits you best. Here are some suggestions:
Combine this with other advice on OurKids.net:
How many Football camps are there?
There are 2 programs offering football as an activity. Use the filters to narrow by age and program type, then click on matched programs to see daily activities, dates, rates and registration information.
What are the fees to attend Football camps?
Fees for programs offering football as an activity range from $357 to $3,550 per program (program types and lengths vary). Use the filters here to narrow programs by age and type.
Where can parents meet with Football camps?
Meet with program directors and staff at the Our Kids Camp & Program Expo. The Expo is held annually in February, and is a fun and informative day for parents, kids, and teens. Find event details and free tickets here.
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