ESU "Jumps-U" Camp

Take your jumping to the next level at the ESU Jumps-U Camp, designed for athletes entering 9th-12th grade (14-18). This three-day experience combines elite coaching, technical instruction, and an outstanding training environment to help jumpers improve their performance.

Whether you are looking to improve your technique, gain confidence, or prepare for your next competitive season, this camp provides hands-on instruction from one of the nation's top NCAA Div II jumps programs

CAMP FEATURES 

• High Jump, Long Jump, and triple jump Instruction
• Elite Coaches who have developed 25+ NCAA All-Americans in the Jumps
• Newly Renovated Track and Field Facilities
• Technical Sessions & Video Review
• Lunch & Dinner
• And many more!

Location

Koehler Fieldhouse 213 Smith St, East Stroudsburg PA 18301

Sample Schedule

Day 1

• 8am - 9am | Check-in
• 9:30am - Noon | Skills Session
• 12pm - 1pm | Lunch
• 1pm - 3pm | Skills Session
• 3pm - 4:30pm | Classroom Session
• 5pm - 6pm | Dinner
• 6pm - 8pm | Skills Session

Day 2

• 8am - 9am | Check-in
• 9:30am - Noon | Skills Session
• 12pm - 1pm Lunch
• 1pm - 3:30pm | Skills Session
• 5pm - 6pm | Dinner
• 6pm - 8pm | Skill session

Day 3

• 8am - 9am | Check-in
• 9:30am - Noon | Skills Session
• 12pm - 1pm | Lunch
• 1pm - 3:30pm | Skills Session
• 4pm - 5pm | Dinner

GENERAL INFORMATION

• 10 to 1 camper staff ratio
• Air Conditioned residence halls
• All-you-can-eat meals at the campus dining hall
• Free camp T-Shirt
• Daily swim time**
• 24-hour on-campus police coverage
• Highly-qualified and licensed staff
• Premier practice and training facilities

DINING: Campers dine in Dansbury Commons, the university student dining room. Nutritious  all-you-can-eat meals are served, with salad and dessert bars.

CAMP CARE SERVICES: Our ESU Summer Camp Care Staff are first aid and CPR/AED certified. Summer Camp Care Staff will provide routine first aid services to the participants during the hours that camp is in session and will refer medical emergencies and illnesses to the Pocono Medical Center, located one block from campus.

MEDICAL INSURANCE: ESU does not provide individuals with medical insurance. Campers must provide their own medical insurance plans. ESU is not responsible for paying medical deductibles or hospital costs for any camper.

DEPOSIT/PAYMENT/CANCELLATIONS/REFUNDS: A $100 non-refundable deposit must be submitted with all applications. Camp balance is due one week (5 days) prior to the start of camp. Campers who leave during the course of the camp will receive a refund based on the number of days services were rendered.

All refund requests must be submitted in writing to the Office of Conference Services within 14 days of the last day of camp. No refunds will be issued to campers sent home for disciplinary reasons. No refunds will be issued after that time. Please allow six to eight weeks for processing of any refunds.

Medical documentation may be required for refund. Please send refund requests to conferences@esu.edu with the name of your child and camp they participated in.

ESU Warrior Sports Camps have contingency plans in the event of inclement weather, however, indoor practice facilities may be limited.

For More Information: ESU Track & Field Head Coach Cortney Stafford | cstafford@esu.edu

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