Preparedness makes for a better overall Camp experience. Your camper should be physically ready for the demands of training three times a day, which means well-rested and fit. Mentally and emotionally, you can prepare your son for Camp just by talking to him about both your hopes and concerns. While your son is at Camp, we want him to talk to us; communication is key. Campers can tell their concern to either his coach, the dorm supervisor, the trainer, a counselor, or Coach Bolowich. We are prepared to find an answer to anything from homesickness to not getting along with a roommate/teammate to how to dial a phone or do some laundry. All discussions will be kept appropriately confidential. You should both realize that Camp is not a country club and that adaptability is essential to everyone’s enjoyment. We are, of course, prepared to provide the best possible environment for your son at Camp.