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At Maynard’s Wakeboard School we also run a weekly camp program for the students who desire more than

just a few lessons a week. The weekly program runs from Monday – Friday on selected weeks in the summer.

We offer accommodations for students wishing to stay overnight, or students have the option of dropping-in

every morning. Students staying overnight generally arrive Sunday afternoon and depart Friday evening or

Saturday morning. Students participating in the camp receive 3 sets of wakeboarding per day and they are

able to train either behind the boat or in our awesome slider park. Lunch is provided for our day-time students

and overnight students receive three meals per day.

TYPICAL DAY

7:00 a.m. –Time to wake up. We get up nice and early to get that early morning butter on the river.

For breakfast we offer something different on the menu everyday; waffles, bacon and eggs, toast, cereal,

bagels, fresh fruit.

8:00 a.m. – Arrive at the boat dock because we’re pumped and ready to go ride. Students get some

trampoline training before taking their tricks to the water.

8:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. - Students take 1-2 sets in the morning depending on the rider rotation. Students can

choose to train behind the boat working on wake tricks or they are able to use our sliders if they are up to the

challenge. Also get a chance to watch Mike Maynard train and a few of his team riders.

12:00 p.m. – Time for lunch because we have been riding hard all morning. Lunch menu is different everyday

and always contains nutritious and healthy meals designed for any athletes. We take a full hour for lunch, so we

can really refuel and digest. Students are shown video footage of their sets at lunch time to analyze their

strengths and weaknesses.

1:00 p.m. - Students get a chance to practice some trampoline training before getting back out on the water.

1:30 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. Students take 1-2 sets in the afternoon depending on the rider rotation. Students can

choose to train behind the boat working on wake tricks or they have a slider session. Wakeskating and

wakesurfing is also available for students who might want to take a break from the intense wakeboard training.

5:30 p.m. – Sit down to a nice dinner and brag about all the stuff we learned in the day. After dinner we offer lots

of activities for the evening. We have a swimming pool, skateboard ramp, fishing or if students are tired they

can chill out to some T.V. or wakeboard magazines. Two nights a week we offer activities away from the

school, movies and mini-putt.