Twelve weeks. One unforgettable summer.
Three CORE camps. Active days, real coaches, a 1:5 ratio, and the kind of summer your kid will still talk about in October.
Pick the camp that fits.
Whether your kid is 3.5 or 12, brand new to sports or already chasing varsity, there is a CORE camp built for them this summer.
Athletics Camp
Twelve weeks of multi-sport days at Newport Ridge. Half-day for the youngest, full-day for ages 5.5 and up. The CORE flagship.
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Performance Camp
Two intensive weeks of strength, speed, agility, and sport-specific training. For kids ready to level up.
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Basketball Camp
A 5-day intensive at St Mike's CDM, led by Coach Adrian. Skills, scrimmages, and prep for fall league.
See detailsSportsmanship, teamwork, and fun are at the CORE of camp.
CORE Camps help every child experience the joy of sports, movement, and play - regardless of skill level or athletic experience. In a fun, supportive group setting, campers build new skills, make friends, and grow through teamwork, sportsmanship, and positive coach-led challenges.
Our social-emotional learning approach helps kids develop confidence, communication, resilience, empathy, and leadership - skills that support them on the field, at school, and in everyday life.
Skills for sports. Lessons for life.
Summer Athletics Camp
The flagship CORE summer - sports, games, teamwork, and twelve weeks to grow into.
The full CORE camp experience for ages 3.5 to 12. Half-day and full-day options. Twelve weeks to choose from, beginning June 1 at Newport Ridge Community Park.
Campers build new athletic skills, make friends, and grow through sportsmanship and positive coach-led challenges - in a small-group setting led by Senior CORE Coaches.
The 12 weeks: June 1 to 5 (half-day only, ages 3.5 to 6.5), June 8 to 12, June 15 to 19, June 22 to 26, June 29 to July 3, July 6 to 10, July 13 to 17, July 20 to 24, July 27 to 31, August 3 to 7, August 10 to 14, August 17 to 21. Choose the week or weeks that fit your family.
A typical day, start to finish.
Structured enough to keep things moving, loose enough to let kids be kids.
Sports Performance Camp
For kids ready to take their skills to the next level.
Led by Senior CORE Coaches, this 5-day camp focuses on strength, speed, agility, endurance, coordination, explosiveness, confidence, focus, and resilience - skills that support success in any sport.
Campers work through training modules including plyometrics, change-of-direction drills, functional strength, sprinting mechanics, footwork, agility drills, and sport technique games. Full-day campers also join afternoon all-sports activities to apply what they learn in a competitive setting.
Summer Basketball Camp
Led by Coach Adrian - five days of focused basketball coaching.
A 5-day, high-level basketball experience designed to accelerate each player's growth through expert instruction. Daily activities include skill development, drills, situational training, and scrimmages.
Players focus on improving footwork, dribbling, passing, shooting, and defense. Experienced athletes learn advanced techniques like man-to-man and zone defense, fast breaks, boxing out, and screens. Led by CORE's Senior Director of Basketball, Coach Adrian Watkins.
Save 10% on the second sibling.
Sending two kids to CORE this summer? Use the code at checkout to save 10% on the second registration.
The fine print.
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Bundle pricing. Multiple camp days in the same week create a bundle, lowering the per-day rate. Only available when days are purchased together at initial registration.
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Adding days later. Any camp days added after registration will be charged at the single-day rate.
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Grace period. We offer a 24-hour grace period to make changes at no charge. After this window, standard program policies apply.
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Late registration. Registration closes 12 hours before the start of each camp day. After that, email us to request an exception. No onsite registration is available.
Give your kid the summer they will remember.
Three camps. Twelve weeks. Newport Beach. Two minutes to enroll.
