What to Expect
Expect hands-on fun, supportive staff, and a mix of structured activities and open play. This is a space where campers can move, make, imagine, and grow.
Ages
8-14 years old
Time
10:00am - 2:00pm EDT
Schedule
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Campers ease into the day with light games, creative prompts, and a welcome circle to set the tone.
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Position based skill impacted training
Jug Machine repetition catching
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Campers will be provided lunch, “SUBWAY” we'll provide drinks water and some additional snacks daily.
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One-on-one receiver vs. defensive back drills separate the contenders from the pretenders. These reps don’t hide weaknesses — they expose route mastery, suddenness, hand usage, leverage, and competitive toughness. Below is a concise, intense breakdown of how to run meaningful one-on-one competitions and what to evaluate so coaches get true evidence of who can win at the next level.
Purpose
Isolate skill: strips away route tree complexity and focuses on technique, speed, and finishing.
Create pressure: forces both players to win in a high-stakes, immediate matchup.
Evaluate instincts: shows how players react to leverage, press, off-coverage, and contested catches.
Setups (simple, repeatable)
Press Release — Line of scrimmage, DB jam permitted. Receiver tries to beat press and run a short-to-intermediate route (slant, out, quick curl).
Off-Coverage Release — DB gives 5–7 yards cushion. Receiver runs full route and attacks separation.
Vertical Stem — From off or press, receiver runs a 10–20 yard go or fade; DB works technique for back-pedal, hip turn, and hand contest.
Route-Tree Focus — Assign a single route (corner, post, dig) and run 6–8 reps with both press and off starts.
Contested-Catch Drill — Toss or QB throw to create a jump-ball situation at the sideline or over the middle.
Scoring and Competitive Rules
Win = completed catch by receiver without defensive PK (pass interference); or pass breakup by DB (clean); or tackle made within 3 yards after catch can be counted as defensive win for shorter patterns.
Points: Receiver +1 for clean catch, +2 for contested catch. DB +1 for clean pass breakup, +2 for interception. Penalties subtract points.
Reps: Best-of-7 or best-of-11 keeps urgency while giving enough sample size. Alternate starting roles every rep (press/off) to measure adaptability.
Live whistle, coach voice: Immediate feedback, but keep reps moving.
Coaching Cues for Receivers
Release:
One-on-one receiver vs. defensive back drills separate the contenders from the pretenders. These reps don’t hide weaknesses — they expose route mastery, suddenness, hand usage, leverage, and competitive toughness. Below is a concise, intense breakdown of how to run meaningful one-on-one competitions and what to evaluate so coaches get true evidence of who can win at the next level.
Purpose
Isolate skill: strips away route tree complexity and focuses on technique, speed, and finishing.
Create pressure: forces both players to win in a high-stakes, immediate matchup.
Evaluate instincts: shows how players react to leverage, press, off-coverage, and contested catches.
Setups (simple, repeatable)
Press Release — Line of scrimmage, DB jam permitted. Receiver tries to beat press and run a short-to-intermediate route (slant, out, quick curl).
Off-Coverage Release — DB gives 5–7 yards cushion. Receiver runs full route and attacks separation.
Vertical Stem — From off or press, receiver runs a 10–20 yard go or fade; DB works technique for back-pedal, hip turn, and hand contest.
Route-Tree Focus — Assign a single route (corner, post, dig) and run 6–8 reps with both press and off starts.
Contested-Catch Drill — Toss or QB throw to create a jump-ball situation at the sideline or over the middle.
Scoring and Competitive Rules
Win = completed catch by receiver without defensive PK (pass interference); or pass breakup by DB (clean); or tackle made within 3 yards after catch can be counted as defensive win for shorter patterns.
Points: Receiver +1 for clean catch, +2 for contested catch. DB +1 for clean pass breakup, +2 for interception. Penalties subtract points.
Reps: Best-of-7 or best-of-11 keeps urgency while giving enough sample size. Alternate starting roles every rep (press/off) to measure adaptability.
Live whistle, coach voice: Immediate feedback, but keep reps moving.
Coaching Cues for Receivers
Release: use hands, hip dip, and burst — never stand
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We'll end the day with a closing circle before campers head home for the evening.
Where to Find Us
Shuttle transportation is available to and from camp. Participants can be picked up near the York Street Subway Station on the F subway line. Subway access to the F, G, A, C, 2, 3 and B67.
Demo Park
123
Demo St, New York, NY 12345
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