St. Luke’s Sports Medicine will hold an array of sports-focused summer camps and clinics throughout the Lehigh Valley this summer, beginning in May and running through August.
“The primary purpose of summer athletic camps is to immerse kids in fitness, fun and skill development for their sports,” said John Hauth, senior network administrator, sports medicine relationships. “It can be fun for beginners who will learn basic skills. They will have a foundation to carry them forward. Sports camps are also an excellent refresher over the summer break for more advanced players.
“Campers learn new techniques,” said Hauth. “They learn that hard work pays off, especially if they want to play at higher levels. Introducing an athlete to mentorship and elite instruction helps them develop trust, self-esteem and a competitive attitude.”
St. Luke’s Sports Medicine’s summer camps and clinics lead off with Girls in Sport Summit (virtual), Thursday, April 27. Register for the free event at https://go.activecalendar.com/sluhn/event/girls-in-sport-summit-virtual/.
Other offerings include St. Luke’s/Big 33 High School Football Showcase on May 20 as well as various camps and clinics in sports such as soccer, football, field hockey, lacrosse, basketball and wrestling.
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