The Michigan Wolverine Boy's Gymnastics Camp is HERE!

This year marks another historic year for Michigan Men’s Gymnastics! The Wolverines captured their seventh NCAA men’s gymnastics national championship on April 19, 2025, at the Crisler Center, the program's first team title in 11 years (since 2014). In an incredible display of dominance, teammates Fred Richard and Paul Juda finished first and second in the all-around at NCAAs. Their clutch performances, capped by Juda’s vault on the final rotation, sealed the championship for Michigan. 

The Wolverines also extended their conference supremacy: Michigan won its fifth straight Big Ten Conference men’s gymnastics championship, the program’s longest B1G streak since the 1960s.  On top of that, the season featured a number of individual accomplishments: multiple all-Americans and individual Big Ten and national finalists, underlining the depth and skill of the roster.

The excitement for our sport has never been greater and your athlete has the opportunity to experience it firsthand! All three Olympic-level coaches will be in attendance at camp, working directly with your athlete alongside our current Michigan student-athletes and national-team members. Join Head Coach Yuan Xiao and the Michigan Wolverines at the Newt Loken Training Center in Ann Arbor, Michigan! Train one-on-one with the best in collegiate gymnastics in an environment designed to inspire, refine skills, and prepare athletes for their next competitive season. This unique camp experience focuses on enhancing fundamentals, improving execution, and learning new skills, all while creating unforgettable memories. Don’t miss this incredible opportunity!

For additional details, including session dates, registration criteria, and travel logistics, see below. Let’s make this summer one to remember. 

Location: Newt Loken Training Center, Sports Coliseum, 721 South Fifth Street, Ann  Arbor MI 48104.

What to bring: Proper gymnastics attire, grips, tape, and spill-proof water bottle.

Camp Payment: Full payment will be made at the time of registration.

Insurance: At the time of registration, you will be offered the option to purchase insurance for a small fee. We highly recommend doing so. Last year alone we had over twenty campers utilize their insurance to secure a full refund as opposed to a partial.

Lunch: Campers will be provided with lunch on all three days of camp. If your athlete has any dietary restrictions,  please follow instructions sent out by our camp director prior to the start of camp. Campers with special lunch needs will be allowed to store food in our refrigerator if accommodations cannot be met by the camp staff.

Dorms (not available): All 2026 summer camps will be commuter-only. We are working with a local hotel that will offer a competitive rate for our out-of-state campers. That information will be emailed to you after registration by our camp director.

Refund (no insurance): If you need to cancel a registration for any reason, we will refund you in full 30 or more calendar days prior to the start date of camp. If canceled 29 days or less prior to the start of camp, you will be refunded 50% of the camp fees. Medical issues/death in the family can be refunded all but a $50 admin fee, even within 29 days of camp. If this is a medical issue, we will need a doctor's note emailed to us in an appropriate amount of time. No refunds will be issued after the start of a camp.

Schedule (Sessions I):

We will not be holding overnight camps this year due to staff/COVID concerns