EVERYONE LEARNS.
EVERYONE PLAYS.

EVERYONE LEARNS.
EVERYONE PLAYS.
EVERYONE LEARNS.
EVERYONE PLAYS.
Sports Medley Camps
Starts Jun 29
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6 hr 30 min
85 US dollars
Youth Multi-Sport Medley Camp | Grades K-8 | Midlothian & Chesterfield
Can’t pick just one favorite sport? You don't have to! Our Focus Sports Medley Camp is the ultimate playground for the natural athlete. We challenge players to step out of their comfort zone, try new games, and discover their potential through a variety of athletic challenges—all rooted in our G.A.M.E.S. philosophy of intentional growth.
The Medley Experience
Our Sports Medley camp is designed to build the 'Total Athlete.' By rotating through different sports and activities, campers develop a diverse skill set that single-sport specialization simply can't match:
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Adaptability: Learning to transition skills from the court to the field.
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Functional Athleticism: Improving balance, speed, and coordination through diverse movement patterns.
Discovery: A low-pressure environment to find a new passion among the fastest-growing sports in the country.
The Focus Sports Differentiator
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Variety & Challenge: From traditional favorites to new games, we keep the energy high and the lessons fast-paced.
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Appropriate Challenges: We group players by age and ability to ensure everyone faces the right level of competition—no one is left behind.
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Mindfulness & Impact: Every game is an opportunity to practice leadership and resilience. We don't just play; we learn what it means to be an Impact Player in any arena.
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Dates | June 29th - July 2nd |
Location | Crestwood, 1200 Charter Colony Pkwy, Midlothian, VA 23114 |
Daily Schedule | 1/2 Day (9am-12pm) or Full Day (9am-3:30pm) |
Extended Care | Early Drop-off (8:30am) & Late Pick-up (4:30pm) available |
Grades | Kindergarten - 8th Grade (Co-ed) |
Frequently Asked Questions
Play is our brain's favorite way of learning.
- Diane Ackerman



