WHO can attend: Pole Vaulters: beginners, intermediates, advanced, boys, girls, old, young, elementary school, middle school, high school, college, post-college, masters, coaches, parents

WHAT takes place: Pole Vaulting! Beginners are taught how to pole vault, Intermediates are taught how to pole vault better, Advanced are taught how to maximize their ability. Drills, training, competition skills, pole selection, rules, and safety will all be covered.

WHERE is it: Lone Star Athletic & Training, 1985 FM 758, New Braunfels, TX, 78130. We have a 7000+ sq ft INDOOR/OUTDOOR training center with multiple runways and pits, gymnastics equipment, weights and other strength training equipment, separate bunkrooms for males and females, restrooms, offices, and a kitchen. All activities take place here.

WHEN is it: March 19-21 (Fri-Sun) and March 23-25 (Tues-Thurs). Check in between 12:30-1:00, camp begins at 1pm on the first day and ends at 11am on the last day. Lunch not included on first and last day.

WHY should I attend: Simple. Lone Star is the finest pole vaulting organization in the State of Texas and one of the best in the U.S. Our proven longtime record of success in taking athletes to the pinnacle of their ability is unmatched. You will not find more highly qualified and experienced coaches in a better training setting than right here. If you are even remotely serious about pole vaulting, you cannot miss this opportunity to learn with the best!

HOW is camp done:

• Drills in the sand, on the runway, on the pole vault pits, high bars, parallel bars, rings, rope, the Vaultmaster, the rope vault, A-Frame
• LOTS of vaulting from short, medium, and long approach-runs
• Video Analysis of Elite Vaulters
• Side-by-Side Video Analysis of campers to elites
• Hands-on practice of pole selection, taping, standard selection and adjustment, etc…
• Lecture and Discussion of everything pole-vault-related

• Cost:
  • $325 for overnight campers (includes dinner on the first day, 3 meals on the second day, and breakfast on the last day as well as sleeping accommodations)
  • $275 for commuters (commuters are responsible for making all their own eating and sleeping arrangements)
• What to Bring: Campers will need to bring sleeping bags and pillow, bath towel and toiletries, workout clothes for all temperatures, tennis shoes, 1-2 rolls of athletic tape. Commuters need to have workout clothes for any/all temperatures and food if they are unable to drive (Commuters can purchase meals for $5.00 apiece). Optional items include poles, spikes, chalk or sticky spray, workout towel, snacks, games, books. We provide all poles and equipment.
• Accommodations: We have 2 separate heated/air-conditioned bunk rooms that sleep 12 apiece. An adult same-sex chaperone will sleep in each room. We have a small kitchenette with a fridge and microwave and bring in food. Breakfast is continental (cereal, milk, oj, fruit, bagels, etc…), Lunch is sandwiches (deli meat, PB&J) chips, cookies, etc…, and Dinner is Texas BBQ and pizza. Bathrooms include shower facilities.
• Coaches: Kris Allison (click name to read profile) is the head coach and camp director. He will be assisted by Britni (Lawrence) Holland (click name to read profile), and Blake Luther (click name to read profile).