Indian Land Leader-In-Training (LIT) Camp

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Indian Land Leader-In-Training (LIT) Camp

The Leader-In-Training (LIT) Camp exists to help 12-14 year old’s learn leadership and technical skills to prepare them to become better employees, leaders and role models. LITs have a unique role at camp – we want LITs to enjoy camp, the friendships and the activities, but we are relying on them to be role models for our younger campers and helping hands for our staff. LITs will have portions of their camp experience with the younger campers, but will also have time for their own experience and development. Participants will alternate between hands-on experiences working with a specific age-group or shadowing adult counselors in classrooms. Additionally, LITs will have learning-based experiences including group discussion, panels, workshops and lectures. Participation in LIT programs may lead to leadership opportunities at school, the YMCA, in extracurricular activities and employment opportunities. LIT Camp program participation does not guarantee future YMCA employment but does provide exposure to current staff. Space is limited.

AGES: 12-14
DATES: May 30—August 16
TIMES: Monday—Friday (7:00am—6:00pm daily)
COST: Members – $195/wk | Non-members – $275/wk

REGISTRATION

  • January 4 – Current afterschool participants
  • January 11 – All YMCA members
  • January 18 – General Public

7am-9am is Drop off and 4pm-6pm is pick up time. You will drop off and pick up your child on the west side of the building (follow signs). Person picking up must stay in vehicle and provide government issued ID (work ID’s are UNACCEPTABLE)

What to bring to camp: Comfortable play clothes, sunscreen, tennis shoes and a healthy daily lunch. Please bring no valuables (card games, video games, etc.)

You may reserve a space for your child by paying the full camp fee or with a non-refundable and non-transferrable $25 deposit for each week of camp. Any changes made to the registration must be made in writing two weeks prior and may result in a $10.00 charge. Full payment is due the Saturday prior to the week of camp and will automatically be charged to the credit/debit card on file.

*Financial Assistance is available

 

 

Angie Smith

Angie Smith, is a gifted writer, encourager and loving mother of four. Together with her husband, former NFL player Steve Smith, they established The Steve Smith Family Foundation, which is dedicated to providing hope and inspiration to those in need while advancing causes  close to the family’s heart – Promoting family health & wellness as well as the awareness and prevention of domestic violence.

In 2022, The Steve Smith Foundation and Mecklenburg County partnered to create Charlotte’s first behavioral health urgent care, a 24/7, 365 urgent care facility dedicated to mental health and substance abuse needs.

Angie’s commitment to her family, transparency and unselfishness, by putting other’s needs before her own, is an inspiration to all of us!

Alan Tyson

Alan Tyson is the President Architech Sports and Physical Therapy. He was the former Vice President of Sports Performance and Rehabilitation for OrthoCarolina. He is a physical therapist board certified as a sports clinical specialist, a certified athletic trainer and certified strength and conditioning specialist. He has worked with the Charlotte Knights (AAA affiliate of the Chicago White Sox) and continues to serve as a consultant to the team. Alan is also a consultant with the Carolina Panthers and Charlotte Eagles.

Alan has spoken regionally and nationally on various training topics including the foot and ankle, spine care, hip and knee rehabilitation, and he has developed two continuing education courses on the shoulder. He has written 3 books and developed specific training programs for the female athlete, the baseball pitcher, and for football players preparing for the NFL combines. Alan is also an associate editor of the National Strength and Conditioning Journal. He co-hosted a weekly radio show “Health Headlines” on 1110AM WBT with Stacey Sims and Dr. Russ Greenfield for 3 years.

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Meet Antoinette Johnson, the inspiring culinary star of “America’s Test Kitchen: The Next Generation” Hailing from Lexington, KY, she transforms simple, humble ingredients into extraordinary dishes, all while championing the use of fresh, locally-sourced produce. Through her triumph on “America’s Test Kitchen: The Next Generation,” Antoinette’s unwavering perseverance catapulted her career, proving that with passion and determination, anything is possible. With a heart dedicated to community and a love for supporting local farmers, Antoinette’s journey is a testament to embracing change, fostering growth, and inspiring others to follow their culinary dreams.

Beyond her culinary triumphs, Antoinette is a firm believer in the power of evolution and perseverance. She stands as a shining example of how one can constantly evolve, change, and grow on their journey to success. Antoinette’s story is one of resilience and determination, inspiring others to follow their passions despite any challenges they may encounter.

Now, with a cookbook deal and cash grand prize, Antoinette is forging ahead on her culinary adventure, driven by the desire to prove herself and inspire her daughter.