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Scenes from Camp Rollerblade, 2006

By Liz Miller
Hilton Head Island, SC 5-day camp,May 2006
Where to rest your tootsies at Hilton Head after a long day at camp (Harbor Town)
Trailside trio gearing up for a lesson
Marie whose dream came true Hilton Head Family Photo
Danville, CA 2-day camp, June 2006
View from the trail Gearing up
Phil describes skate maintenance
Feasting on Liz's gourmet lunch Resting at the trail turnaround
Phil teaches the spin stop Vernadette's first time on a trail

How to Sign Up

Think you're too old for camp? Does your family think you are? While many skaters are young, the average age at Camp Rollerblade is a youthful 46 years. As Allan Wright, the owner of Zephyr likes to say, “You are never too old to learn a new trick!" Beyond the age consideration* there are many more incentives to sign up for summer camp.

Please visit www.CampRollerblade.com for more details about weekend and 5-day mini-vacation Camp Rollerblade formats. Ask all the questions you want: the friendly folks at Zephyr love helping to introduce new skaters to the sport. Once you enroll in the camp that suits you best, you will receive a package with full details including travel tips, what to bring, and how to prepare to get the most out of this fantastic learning experience.

* Bone denisty may be of concern if you are female and over 50—get your doctor's OK before enrolling in a skate camp.

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Created February 19, 2005. Updated January 20, 2008
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