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JUNIOR OLYMPIC COMPETITIVE TEAM
The Junior (J.O.) Olympic Competitive Team
is the program that leads to the high level of gymnastics that you likely watch on television. Most collegiate athletes and Olympic gymnasts were in the Junior Olympic system.
Levels 1-5 are compulsory, with all gymnasts in each level competing the same routines. Level 6-10 is called Optionals, and has 6-8 skill requirements with individualized routines.
The J.O. Program requires years of focus, commitment, and motivation to reach a child’s full potential. Training hours are between 4-20 hours per week, year round.
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What are the hours of a typical camp day?9:00AM - 3:00PM (packed lunch)
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How old must my camper be to participate in camp?We ask that all campers be 3-13 years old. We require that all campers be potty trained and able to use the restroom independently.
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What kind of activities could my camper participate in on a daily basis?Various gymnastics circuits, NinjaZone, crafts, group activities, water games, and more. Your child does not have to be an experienced ninja or gymnast to participate.
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What should my camper bring and wear with them to camp?For the optimal experience, we suggest wearing comfortable clothing that is easy to move around in, and a change of clothes, just in case. Please label all of your child’s belongings, including any bags they may bring in. All children MUST bring a full water bottle each day that has their name on it. Daily camp needs: Please apply sunscreen prior to arriving for camp each day Refillable water bottle (pre-filled) Nut-free, packed lunch On days with water themes, please send your camper with: Flip flops or slides A change of clothes (including unmentionables!) A clean towel Swimsuit
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Who do I notify in case of emergency?Please call or text us at 317-888-4805, where you will be connected to our Wright’s Central Office team. They will be able to assist you from there.
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What happens if my child is struggling or seems to be having problems during camp?We do have a policy in place that addresses behavioral and disciplinary issues. Please ask us for details, if this is a concern.
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What is the cancellation policy for camp?Camp cancellations may be made 1 month in advance from the start date of the event for a full refund or account credit. Cancellations made between 2-4 weeks prior to the start date may be eligible for a 50% camp fee refund. Cancellations made after 2 weeks prior to the start date will not be refunded unless it is a special circumstance or previously discussed situation. There are no make-ups for camps. This applies to our holiday break camps, school closure camps, spring break, and summer camps. Exceptions due to extenuating circumstances will be reviewed on a case by case basis. In the event of an emergency, cancellation due to severe medical issues or illness, we reserve the right to request a doctor’s note. We reserve the right to cancel a camp due to low enrollment. Cancellation decisions will be made 3 days prior to the scheduled camp start date. If it is necessary to cancel, you will be promptly contacted by phone and you will receive a refund within 7 days of notification. In the event of a government-mandated closure, you will receive a credit for the full amount paid.
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Are snacks offered during camp?We will have snack time once in the morning and once in the afternoon. If you worry that your child may have specific snack needs or tastes, please send them with their own snack and be sure our staff is aware ahead of time that they have their own snack. Snacks will always be nut-free. Any snacks brought from home should also be nut-free.
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How do I notify you that my camper has special dietary or health needs?There is a question that asks for any special accommodations on the camp registration form -please indicate that information there, and be as specific as possible. For the safety of your child, please let us know of any allergies. Our camp staff will securely store any needed medication, such as EpiPens, rescue inhalers, etc.
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How do you determine the group my camper is placed in?We place all of the campers in groups based on their age. Our groups are based on a safe coach-to-camper ratio. Our goal is to offer the best experience possible for each individual camper. If you have children who are siblings and you prefer they are placed in the same group, please notify camp staff upon registration, and they will do their best to accommodate.
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When does my registration need to be completed?In order to staff enough coaches for a given day, registration is recommended a week in advance. Camp fees are due at the time of registration. If you need to miss camp due to illness, please contact us as soon as possible so we are able to make special accommodations. If you have any additional questions that were not answered on this FAQ, please feel free to call or text us directly at 317-888-4805.
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