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Here’s what you can expect:

7:00   –   9:30am         Swim Practice

9:30    –   9:45am         Snacks

9:45    –   11am               Dryland

11:00   –   12pm              Lunch

12:00  –   12:45pm      “Classroom”

12:45   –   2pm               Swim Practice

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Campers are responsible for bringing their own lunch and water bottle.

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Campers are responsible for bringing their own snacks and water bottle.

We believe that allowing families to pack their child’s lunch is the best way to ensure that each camper gets the nutrition they need while enjoying foods they love. 

Every child has unique dietary needs, food preferences, and calorie requirements, and a one-size-fits-all lunch program often doesn’t meet those individual needs. 

Whether your child has food allergies, follows a specific diet, or simply thrives on familiar foods from home, bringing lunch ensures they stay fueled and happy throughout their camp day.

Additionally, packed lunches help create a smoother, more enjoyable mealtime experience. Kids can eat at their own pace without worrying about unfamiliar foods, and families have full control over the quality and portion sizes of their child’s meals. 

This approach also helps reduce food waste, as children are more likely to eat what they’re used to and enjoy. 

Our goal is to provide an active, engaging camp experience, and ensuring campers have the right nutrition to support their energy and focus is a big part of that!

- FAA Coaches have National, International and Olympic Experience

- FAA Head Coach Rich Rogers is renowned in the World of swimming

- Coach Rogers has a deep understanding of the mechanics, as well as the physiological, psychological, tactical and technical aspects of the sport 

- FAA Coaches have a love of Coaching & Educating Young Talent like your Camper

- Camps will focus on learning different activities, while having Fun with Friends

- A continuous search for teaching, refining, and reinforcing Swimming Technique & Fundamentals. 

- Campers will walk away from camp with a deeper understanding of their love of swimming.

- Campers will accomplish so much in terms of physiological, psychological, tactical and technical aspects of the sport over the course of the summer.

- In addition to in water workouts, the camp will offer daily stretching, core work, classroom sessions and ways to better themselves as people and athletes

- By the end, swimmers who fully participate, will have an elite level understanding of the sport and how they can progress within it.

All participants need to bring necessary swim gear: suits, goggles, towels, swim caps, paddles, zoomers, mesh bags. 

Also please bring tennis shoes, spare dry clothes for when we’re not swimming and cash for any desired purchases from the vending machine. 

- All personal items should be labeled. 

- Please do not bring any valuables. 

Bring all swim bags onto the breezeway/pool deck – do not leave personal items in the locker room. 

Florida Atlantic University Aquatic Center

     777 Glades Road

     Field House 11, #11

     Boca Raton, FL 33431

Below are some directions:

     FAA Swim & Dive Office, from Lot #15

$595/week  

(FAA Members ONLY:   $595 / WHOLE Summer)

If a camper notifies camp administration in advance (minimally 2 weeks prior to their respective camp) of the intent to withdraw from a camp, a refund will be processed in full except for a $35 service fee.