Yes, the pro athletes will be at camp daily participating in all camp instruction and demonstrations.

Yes, this is one of the aspects that separates GDAY’s Basketball Camps from other sports camps. With our highly-skilled counselors, they are able to make an impact by giving individual attention to campers.

All campers are separated into different groups by age, gender, and skill level, but the younger age groups (6-9) will practice and play together. 

It is not uncommon for kids to occasionally miss a day or have to leave early or arrive late on some days due to various reasons. We realize that family schedules require flexibility. If they miss instructions for a new drill, we will ensure they get time with a camp counselor to bring them back up to speed.

No, we have counselors trained to work with this young age group. We do not push them as hard as the older age groups. Some kids will move up with the older kids; most will stay at their age level. At this young age, it is important that campers have FUN while learning the fundamentals of basketball.

No, we have a lot of high school kids who attend our camps. Most of the drills and teaching techniques used at GDAY’s Basketball Camps are the same ones used at the college level. 

Yes, lunch will not be provided but can be purchased unless the event specifically says otherwise. We recommend that the campers do not bring more than $10 per day. 

Yes, lunch can be purchased along with snacks.

Yes, both of these forms are required for participation in camp. The forms must be filled out in their entirety with the proper signatures.

Absolutely! Your child's safety is our first priority. Counselors and coaches are with the camper throughout the day. GDAY’s Camps have very strict rules. Rough or unsafe play will not be tolerated and are grounds for dismissal. We have never had a child who has been seriously hurt. As an organization, we are proud of this record.