After a killer morning focusing on balance skills through dynamic movements, and then transferred onto skating with courses, we shot just outside the Stowe town lines to Waterbury State Park. It was a crowded afternoon for the park, but we carved out a nice section right at the edge of the lawn and claimed some territory in the water as well. The main lawn wasn't the only space we stuck our SDSC flag in... as we kept to tradition and set up our enormous slip n slide on the main hill. Wet, Slippery, and Fast is how most of our campers flew down the trek. 
While its important to have time to focus and work hard and learn new things, its just as important to create opportunities to play games and have fun. That's one of the things that makes SDSC a great structure for youth training. Campers learn from some of the best in the industry, they attempt and improve, and then they play games and have fun and realize being active is one of the most important characteristics a young athlete can have.
Fun night ahead of biking, speedball, and a scavenger hunt.
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