Alabama Fitness Camps and Programs

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Extreme Military Challenge Summer Camp

Extreme Military Challenge! (XMC) is for young people ages 13-18 who are motivated to experience what a military environment is like and who want to see if they have what it takes to succeed. We operate on the beautiful location of Camp Liberty (Camp-Liberty.com) in Battleground, Alabama. We are a program for good kids, so please keep that in mind. We are also the program with the best cost/experience ratio available, and we aren't a summer camp that is only intended to get the attendees to enroll into a military high school like most similar programs are. Our mission is to give young people the chance to have amazing experiences to include...


About Alabama Fitness Camps and Programs

If your child needs to get in shape and shed a few pounds the healthy way, you may want to enroll him in fitness camp. Even if your child is at an adequate weight, he can still benefit from an exercise camp to stay healthy, learning long-lasting values in terms of health, fitness and food. Fitness camps offer activities aimed at promoting good eating habits, coupled with safe, fun exercise regimens that kids can easily continue when they leave. Sample activities may include cooking classes and competitions, hiking, dances, movie nights, camp fires, scavenger hunts, games and skits. Social skills programs help enhance campers' self esteem, building it up through workshops, role playing and other helpful activities.

What to Pack: Since many fitness camps promote sports and recreation, be sure to send your child with plenty of lightweight, breathable clothing, along with comfortable sneakers and warmer clothes for those chilly evenings.

Counselor Certifications: All counselors should be background checked and certified. Many of them are fitness and nutrition experts, and many of them have been overweight and out of shape as a child and made a career out of getting healthy.

What to Ask the Camp Director: Does the fitness camp provide off-camp outings, such as movies, bowling, fireworks on Fourth of July, area amusement parks or white water rafting?

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About Alabama Fitness Camps and Programs

If your child needs to get in shape and shed a few pounds the healthy way, you may want to enroll him in fitness camp. Even if your child is at an adequate weight, he can still benefit from an exercise camp to stay healthy, learning long-lasting values in terms of health, fitness and food. Fitness camps offer activities aimed at promoting good eating habits, coupled with safe, fun exercise regimens that kids can easily continue when they leave. Sample activities may include cooking classes and competitions, hiking, dances, movie nights, camp fires, scavenger hunts, games and skits. Social skills programs help enhance campers' self esteem, building it up through workshops, role playing and other helpful activities.

What to Pack: Since many fitness camps promote sports and recreation, be sure to send your child with plenty of lightweight, breathable clothing, along with comfortable sneakers and warmer clothes for those chilly evenings.

Counselor Certifications: All counselors should be background checked and certified. Many of them are fitness and nutrition experts, and many of them have been overweight and out of shape as a child and made a career out of getting healthy.

What to Ask the Camp Director: Does the fitness camp provide off-camp outings, such as movies, bowling, fireworks on Fourth of July, area amusement parks or white water rafting?

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