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Pali Adventures, 30778 Highway 18
Running Springs, CA 92382, U.S.A.Phone: 909-867-5743
Is your camper a Seinfeld or a Chapelle? A Leslie Jones or a Melissa McCarthy? Do they prefer Saturday Night Live or Whose Line Is It Anyway? At Pali, experienced instructors help your camper discover their voice. Then they develop their self-confidence and deliver their comedic vision. Each week is a unique exploration of improvisation, sketch and ensemble work and stand-up. Instructors help campers find their comedic point of view and prepare the right delivery. Campers use creative writing skills, critical thinking (it helps to think in tangents!) and comedic timing to "have 'em rollin' in the aisles!" With a week of practicing...
Pali Adventures, 30778 Highway 18
Running Springs, CA 92382, U.S.A.Phone: 909-867-5743
There are no limits to what a girl can do! Pali's girls-only specialty empowers girls of all ages to participate in thrilling action. They conquer activities as diverse and spirited as themselves. When they aren???t conquering our high ropes course or showing the world how awesome they are at paintball, campers pamper themselves with manicures, pedicures, face masks, yoga and tasty smoothies. We inspire Girl Power campers and build their confidence and self-esteem. They embrace new challenges and experience new adventures - in a safe, motivating environment, surrounded by a supportive sisterhood.
About Yoga Camps and Programs
Any yoga camp for kids encourages relaxation, coordination and flexibility, which can improve school performance and behavior. Availability at these camps is usually limited, due to a preference for small groups, so apply early. Yoga summer camps go to great lengths to create a nurturing, nonjudgmental and noncompetitive atmosphere, so that kids can feel comfortable trying new poses and using their creativity. Other activities such as meditation, making nature crafts and gardening are often included in yoga camps as well, to mix up the day's events and keep kids entertained and distraction-free. Healthy, organic snacks are usually offered during breaks to keep with the theme of health and well-being.
Equipment to Bring: Kids are welcome to bring their own yoga materials such as mats, yoga socks, props, etc., but equipment is available for those who do not bring their own. Only rarely is a fee charged to rent yoga accessories.
Safety: Yoga is a form of exercise and relaxation that's safe for both boys and girls of any age. The idea of yoga is not to overexert yourself in any pose, so injuries are not common. Instructors should be certified in yoga, and yoga rooms should be clean and free of any sharp or harmful objects.
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