ABOUT OUR SUMMER CAMPS

The ORCC summer camp programs provide a progression of options for children of all ages and abilities to introduce the sport of paddling that includes canoe, kayak, dragon boat, outrigger, SUP and war canoe.

The Canoe Kids summer camps are a perfect introductory paddling camp for our new and young campers (ages 6 and up) who want to get out on the water for some fun in the sun.

The daily paddling activities are balanced with crafts, games and a day trip or two to various spots along the river, as well as lots of swimming on those hot and sunny days.

No experience is needed and campers work at their own pace to develop paddling skills. These are non-competitive camps with a focus on  boating fun and water safety.

ORCC also offers Regatta Ready Programs, where Campers will receive instruction in various types of paddling from certified coaches, and enjoy spending time on the water practicing what they’ve learned in both single and team boats.

This includes the Fundamentals and Learn-to-Train levels (age 8-14), as well as Train-to-Train (age 13-15), which includes the opportunity to race in local regattas and championships.

Bus service is available from many pickup points across Ottawa for $20/week.

Ages:

6-15

Dates/Times:

Weekly from July 2 through August 23, 2019. 8:45 a.m.-4 p.m.

Cost:

$175-$295 (Varies by Camp type/week – see our website for full details)

Location:

Ottawa River Canoe Club, 1610 Sixth Line Rd., Dunrobin, Ont.
For information about bus transportation, see: http://ottawarivercanoe.com/page-1862707

Find out more at: http://ottawarivercanoe.com/summer-camps

ABOUT OTTAWA RIVER CANOE CLUB

The Ottawa River Canoe Club is a non-profit paddling organization in operation since 2002 and located in the west-end of Ottawa.

We offer a variety of recreational and competitive paddling programs for everyone. This includes Stand-Up Paddling (SUP), Introductory Canoe and Kayak, Children’s Introductory Paddling Programs/Kiddie Canoe, PaddleALL (for individuals with intellectual and physical disabilities), Paddle 4 Life (Masters), Dragon Boat, Outrigger, ParaCanoe, Sprint Training and Off-season Training. ORCC has accessible programs for everyone.

Find out more at: http://ottawarivercanoe.com

About our summer camps

Choose tennis, sailing, rowing/paddling, or two of these sports for full days, half days, one week or two. For all skill levels.

TENNIS: For Beginner and Intermediate, Ages 7 to 16. Every camper learns stroke basics, game strategy, footwork, sportsmanship and receives an ONEC day camp tshirt. The camp is run in a safe and structured environment by responsible and mature tennis instructors.

ONEC’s day camps are a great way to get your child interested in tennis or to build on the skills they already possess. Campers are assessed on the first day and grouped according to level of play.

Off-Court Activities: Even Rafael Nadal and Serena Williams don’t play tennis all the day long. At ONEC, we offer structured off-court activities that complement the tennis program every morning and afternoon. Activities include Frisbee golf, capture the flag, and other forms of active and quiet play.

SAILING: Sail Canada CANSail 1 to CANSail 4, Ages 9 to 16. ONEC operates a sailing camp for youth between the ages of 9 and 16. The students receive quality instruction stressing safety, fun, and learning. They are introduced to many different elements of sailing, safety practices, and seamanship. They will develop new skills in boat handling and sailing for both fun and competition.

Sail Canada-certified instructors teach trainees, and successful trainees receive Sail Canada certificates from CANSail 1 to CANSail 4. We emphasize safety and low student-to-instructor ratios in accordance with Sail Canada guidelines. With our flexible week-to-week program, your child can move up through the levels as the summer progresses.

ROWING & PADDLING: For Beginner and Intermediate, Ages 11 to 17. This summer get your child out on the water at an Ottawa New Edinburgh Rowing and Paddling Summer Day Camps!

He or she will have fun learning a new sport (or improve on the skills learned last year), discover the amazing Ottawa River, and make new friends! Day campers are taught by trained coaches. Both programs provide achievement certificates.

New this year! Learn how to paddle a brigade canoe! Brigade canoes are similar to the large voyageur canoes which opened up the Canadian waterways. Brigade canoeing and quad sculling build teamwork.

Ages:

7-16 (tennis)
9-17 (sailing)
11-17 (rowing/paddling)

Dates/Times:

Weekly from July 2 through August 23, 2019.
9 a.m.-4 p.m.
(drop-off starting at 8 p.m., pickup by 5 p.m.)

Cost:

Varies by camp type. (see website link below for full details)

Location:

501 Sir George-Étienne Cartier Parkway

Read more about our Summer Camps at: The Ottawa New Edinburgh Club’s Unique Single and Multi-Sport Summer Day Camps!

Find out more about our Day Camps at: http://www.onec.ca/day-camps/

About the Ottawa New Edinburgh Club

The Ottawa New Edinburgh Club is one of Ottawa’s oldest sports clubs. Offering tennis, rowing and sailing programming for adults, as well as for children in our popular day camps, ONEC is your place for summer fun and fitness.

The historic boathouse is located just off the banks of the Ottawa River, and our red clay tennis courts are set amid the greenery just off the Sir George-Étienne Cartier Parkway.

Tennis – Seven real red clay courts, four hard courts, in a relaxed environment ideal for singles, couples and families. It’s a great place to get together.

Rowing – Offering a variety of rowing opportunities for members using club owned boats as well as providing space for privately-owned boats.

Sailing – Providing sailing and instruction for members on club owned boats and mooring for privately owned boats. Use of club owned boats by certified members is included with membership.

Social – Prefer to just enjoy our facilities without the sports? There are great opportunities for social members to participate in events or just hang out on the tennis pavilion or boathouse decks.

Day Camps – Tennis, sailing, rowing or a combination of two of these sports for full days or half days during the summer.

Visit us online at: http://www.onec.ca

About Gloucester Skating Club

With a storied history of nearly 50 years, the Gloucester Skating Club has grown to become one of the largest in Canada. The outstanding professional coaching staff, alongside our talented and hard-working skaters, have produced countless success stories, including 1988 Olympic silver medallist Elizabeth Manley, after whom our home ice rink is named.

We are committed to personal excellence through skating. We support and strive to embrace the passion for skating in each individual within our community by providing a full range of quality programs, skilled and dedicated coaches, in a safe, fair and motivating environment.

Visit us online at: https://www.gloucesterskatingclub.ca

About our programs

From youngsters getting on the ice for the first time up to competitive athletes preparing for the highest levels in figure skating, Gloucester Skating Club offers programs for all.

Kids as young as 3 can begin in CanSkate programs, which features six ‘stage’ badges to complete. Each stage incorporates skills focusing on the fundamental movements of Agility, Balance and Control, the A B Cs of skating. Each stage also includes ‘extreme’ skills to challenge the skaters. The skaters are evaluated on a day-to-day basis and awarded badges as they learn the required elements.

Skaters progress at their own speed as coaches test on a continual basis. Skate Canada certified coaches provide a “focus on fun” that creates the best quality- learning environment possible. A maximum skater to coach ratio of 10:1 is maintained. Hockey and ringette players can also enhance their game by improving their skills within this program.

STARSkate (Skills, Tests, Achievement, Recognition – this is what STARSkate is all about!) offers opportunities for skaters of all ages to develop fundamental figure skating skills in the areas of ice dance, skating skills, free skate and interpretive skating.

CompetitiveSkate is a program for skaters in singles, pair and ice dance wishing to compete in qualifying events within Skate Canada. It’s more than just skating! Skaters enrolled in CompetitiveSkate learn a variety of life skills as they progress up the competitive ladder. These include goal setting, focus, ability to deal with success/failure, time management and principles of fair play and sportsmanship.

A year-round competitive daytime training program is available for competitive, dance teams and pairs skaters.

Program features include: National and International Professional Coaching Staff, Private Lessons & Group Lessons, On-Ice Simulations, Athletic Support System, Video Analysis, Jump Harness Training, Performance Coaching, Enrichment Programming for STAR and Competitive Skaters, Off-Ice Conditioning/Personal Fitness Trainers, Weight Room/Cardio Studio, Mental Training Consultant, Nutritional Consultant (upon request), Annual Club Competition, and Ice Shows.

SynchroSkate provides skaters the opportunity to figure skate in a team setting. At Gloucester, there are two youth teams competing at the Elementary and Pre-Novice level, and two adult teams at the Adult 2 and Adult 3 level.

Our programs are based out of the Bob MacQuarrie Recreational Complex – Orléans. The Elizabeth Manley Rink offers a mirrored wall, jump harness and heated seating area.

Bob MacQuarrie Recreational Complex – Orléans, 1490 Youville Dr.

Learn more about our programs via: https://www.gloucesterskatingclub.ca

About our summer camps

With a large, bright and fully-equipped gymnastics centre, a big Ninja Warriors room (including our 14-foot tall warped wall!), and an upstairs fencing facility, TRYumph offers the opportunity to experience a unique collection of fun summer activities under one roof!

Participants will get the chance to experience all three of our principal sports during their camps, though they will select either Gymnastics, Ninja or Fencing as their main focus for each week.

All camps feature fun themes each week of summer, such as Superheroes, Experiment Extravaganza, Candy-coated Celebration, The Magic of Disney and Ship to Shore!

Plus, Wednesdays are Cosmic Adventures Days! We will be heading next door for a fun-filled excursion to Ottawa’s largest and safest indoor playground, featuring over 20,000 sq. ft. of ball pits, slides, tunnels, mazes, obstacle courses and more.

Ages:

4-14 (5-17 for fencing)

Dates/Times:

Weekly from June 24 through August 30, 2019.
9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
(9 a.m.-noon or 1-4 p.m. half days)
(Extended hours available as early as 7:30 a.m., up to 5:30 p.m.)

Cost:

$320/week ($256 for short weeks)
$180/week for half days (A.M. or P.M.) ($140 short weeks)

Location:

1373 Ogilvie Rd.

Find out more about our Gymnastics Summer Camps at: https://tryumphgymnastics.ca/camps/summer-camps-gym/

Find out more about our Ninja Warrior Summer Camps at: https://tryumphgymnastics.ca/camps/summer-camps-ninja/

Find out more about our Fencing Summer Camps at: https://tryumphgymnastics.ca/camps/summer-camps-fencing/

About TRYumph Gymnastics Academy

Open since summer 2018 on Ogilvie Rd., TRYumph Gymnastics Academy is committed to providing you, your family, and the community with top quality gymnastics programs. We strive to earn your trust as professional sports instructors.

The training your child receives at our gym will be positive and the benefits will last a lifetime. Self confidence is built through positive achievement. A sense of accomplishment and self motivation create self worth and value, this promoting a positive mental attitude and developing physical well-being.

Our unique approach comes from the culture that we want to implement, centred around our four core values:

INTEGRITY: We are committed to making a difference in the lives of the kids and the community. We do not tolerate unethical or dishonest behaviour, and we challenge such behaviour as a matter of personal responsibility, regardless of our position in the organization.

RESPECT: We acknowledge and respect differences in each other, and provide a safe, supportive environment in which all individuals and staff are valued, and encouraged to engage in open two-way communication. We treat others the way we would like to be treated. We demonstrate honesty, respect and caring in our work with the children, families and professional systems, as well as with each other. We recognize and honour each child and family’s unique personal and cultural heritage from their interactions with others.

INCLUSION: We recognize that we are stronger and more effective as a team of professionals than as individuals. We support an open, communicative culture in which individuals are encouraged to offer suggestions for improvement. We recognize that diversity is the foundation of our organization and we recognize that differing viewpoints can help us anticipate and solve problems. We strongly believe that teamwork increases our chances for success.

EXCELLENCE: We are committed to the highest standards, continuous improvement in all areas of our work, and to serve our clients. We celebrate our accomplishments, and seek ways to build on them to further the impact of our work. Excellence leads us to challenge ourselves to consistently deliver the highest quality of service to our clients.

Visit us online at: https://tryumphgymnastics.ca

About our programs

TRYumph offers a large variety of programs to serve a wide range of interests and ages.

We have Recreational Gymnastics (babies, parent & tot, kinder gym, girls, boys, teen & adult), and Competitive Gymnastics (tryfit, pre-development, compulsory, optional & national) programs.

We have Speciality programs (Ninja zone, tumbling & trampoline, acrobatic, cross-training & private lessons), drop-ins, group visits, and of course camps.

And we have fun and encouraging Intro-to-Fencing programs led by Canadian Olympic Team coach Paul ApSimon – TRYumph’s co-founder alongside Alina Florea, a gymnastics coach of 15+ years at the provincial/national level.

We also offer a Pre-Athlete Program, developed by Olympic coaches Paul ApSimon, John Hawes and Michael Pederson according to Canadian Sport Policy 2012 and Physical Literacy.

Physical literacy gives children the tools they need to take part in physical activity and sport, both for healthy life-long enjoyment and for sporting success, and is a key component of Canada’s Long-Term Athlete Development (LTAD) program.

Learn more about our programs through https://tryumphgymnastics.ca and register via: https://www.amilia.com/store/en/tryumph-gymnastics-academy/shop/programs

About Ottawa Girls Hockey Association Programs:

Building strong and confident girls since 1999, the OGHA is a girls minor hockey association geared at developing and promoting the love of hockey to our young women. Our programs begin for players as young as 4 years old.

FUNdamentals:

Fun is key in OGHA’s FUNdamentals program. FUNdamentals is the OGHA’s initiation to hockey program starting with children aged 4 and above.

It is a structured, learn-to-play hockey program that uses Hockey Canada’s Initiation Program curriculum to teach beginners basic technical skills (skating, puck handling, stopping, passing, turning and shooting) in an atmosphere that stresses fun, cooperation and fair play.

Led by former NCAA and Team Canada player Isabel Ménard, FUNdamentals has female certified instructors and several hockey-playing volunteers.

House League:

The OGHA’s House League concept is designed to accommodate all age and skill levels. There is a combination of practices and games.  The focus is to teach and develop age-appropriate skills in order for players to move on to the next level of hockey.

Competitive:

The OGHA fields competitive teams from Novice to Intermediate/Senior. Competitive teams have letters after the age-grouping (ie. Novice B, Atom AA, Bantam C, Intermediate/Senior A) to indicate the competitive tier. Competitive teams are on the ice three to five times per week and may have additional off-ice training sessions.

Goalie development programs and tournaments are also offered by the OGHA.

Read more about the OGHA FUNdamentals program in this article: Local Team Canada, college star returns to her roots to coach littlest OGHA players

Learn more about our programs through http://ogha.info and register via: http://ogha.info/registration.html