Provider record · Colorado Springs
Colorado Springs · 2169 Field House Dr, Colorado Springs, CO 80840
Air Force Academy Sports Camps provide athletic experiences for athletes ages 8-18 on the U.S. Air Force Academy campus, offering camps across many sports including baseball, basketball, soccer, lacrosse, volleyball, swimming, tennis, and more.
Multi-session baseball camp at 7,000+ feet at the Air Force Academy, focusing on techniques, skills and game situations. Session 1 is for experienced players (14-18); Session 2 is a fundamentals camp for ages 8-13, all skill levels.
AF Basketball camp built on strong individual fundamentals and unselfish team play. Daily instruction focuses on dribbling, passing, shooting and defense, while emphasizing screening, cutting and playing together.
Air Force Academy Girls' Basketball Camps tailored by age and skill. Session 1 offers a competitive, advanced experience for high school or elite younger players; Session 2 suits younger players with minimal experience.
Air Force cheerleading camp with individual instruction focused on cheers and chants, motions, jumps and dance, plus basics of stunting and beginning tumbling, with breaks for games and socializing.
AF Diving Camp training a physical, mental and technical sport in the Cadet Natatorium, which offers video analysis, an adjacent dry-land training room and a high-altitude (7,200 ft) world-class facility.
AF Fencing Camp led by Head Coach Katarzyna Dabrowa. Session 1 is a technique camp (beginners welcome); Session 2 is an advanced/Summer Nationals prep camp for ages 10-18.
Air Force Golf camp at the Eisenhower Golf Course, directed by Head Coach Tyler Goulding with PGA professionals and collegiate coaches. Campers grouped by skill receive instruction in all areas of the game; limited to 24.
Air Force Competitive Gymnastics Camp offering a fun yet challenging environment with technical drills and skill instruction. Boys-only and girls-only sessions are offered by competitive level (USAG or Xcel).
AF Ice Hockey Camp developing the physical, emotional and technical skills the game demands, with a strong emphasis on the skating fundamentals players need to compete proficiently.
A teaching/learning lacrosse camp at the Air Force Academy where new skills are introduced, demonstrated, practiced and used in game-like situations on grass and turf fields, with staff of pro, collegiate and high school coaches.
AF Boys Soccer Camp at the Air Force Academy. Session 1 serves ages 8-13 and Session 2 serves ages 14-18, providing a fun environment to develop in the world's game.
AF Girls Soccer Camp designed as a fun and challenging recreational (non-ID) camp at the Air Force Academy, with Session 1 for ages 8-14 and Session 2 for ages 11-17.
AF Swim Camp offering thorough stroke-technique analysis, including video of each camper, and challenging training. Held in the renovated Cadet Natatorium at 7,200 ft; best suited to experienced year-round swimmers.
AF Tennis Camp for any level, beginner through advanced, with instruction tailored to the player covering skills, match play and conditioning. A half-day option is offered for younger players ages 8-11.
AF Cross Country and Distance Camp at the Air Force Academy with miles of trails at 7,000 ft for altitude training, plus instructional sessions on nutrition and injury, led by college and high school coaches.
AF Volleyball Camp builds all-around players, training hitting, blocking, passing, defense, setting and serving with team strategy. Boarders stay in Vandenberg Hall with supervised nightly rec activities.
USAFA Physical Education Department camp for ages 13-18, using activities like combatives, yoga, physical development and rock climbing to build self-confidence, emotional control, persistence and courage, plus Academy tours.
AF Wrestling Camp exposing wrestlers to top-level technique, strategies and tactics. Session 1 is a Spec Ops high-intensity training/conditioning camp; Session 2 is a technique camp.
One-day elite camp on Aug 22, 2026 for rising juniors/seniors (grad 2027-2029) and unsigned grads, with skill instruction from the Air Force men's staff led by Coach Joe Crispin plus competitive games.
1-Day Thunder instructional football camps (June 12 and June 19, 2026) for rising juniors/seniors only. Non-contact, non-padded, instructed by the Air Force Fightin' Falcons staff led by Head Coach Troy Calhoun.
Aug 8 elite camp (ages 14-18) for high schoolers aspiring to Division I basketball, offering a competitive environment with advanced skill training and instruction from AF Head Coach Stacy McIntyre.
AF Hockey Summer Showcase (June 19-21, 2026) where players test skills in a competitive setting evaluated by advanced coaches. Three guaranteed games, two Sunday All-Star games for the top 80, plus scout exposure.
Volleyball College Experience Camp in a true Division I environment with high-level instruction in serving, passing, setting, attacking, blocking and defense. Players are grouped by skill level for maximum reps.
2169 Field House Dr, Colorado Springs, CO 80840
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I came in hoping to be challenged and improve my skills as a setter. While I appreciate the effort from the coaches, the court placement was frustrating. I was put on a court with players still learning basics, which limited my ability to get meaningful reps or work on higher-level setting. I asked multiple times to move up because they say on the website if tou want to be more challenged just ask, but i never got the opportunity. I understand that you come to this camp to learn and that’s amazing but i wish they had listened and helped me instead of telling me it’s fine and not doing anything about it. Overall, it wasn’t the developmental experience I was hoping, so i won’t be coming back next year.
View on Google ↗Great camp, nice camp shwag, and they fed them well. The coaches and instructors need to re evaluate how they do things at the camp. Spent allot of time and money and my child came out with nothing new on the position she signed up to hon her skills in on. Staff ignores emails and doesn't follow through with what they say they plan to do with your child. Not impressed at all with this Camp.
View on Google ↗Beautiful sport field at the AFA
View on Google ↗My son had a blast at soccer camp
View on Google ↗Go USAFA!
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