2010 Marlin Cross Country Camp

Welcome to the Second Annual Marlin Camp Summer Youth Running Camp at Virginia Wesleyan College. The camp is for junior high/high school runners grades 7-12.

 Why you’ll love Marlin Camp…

Marlin Camp is designed to help youth runners become stronger,faster and smarter athletes. The camp will provide an educational andinspirational experience for cross country campers of all ages, skill levels,and abilities. Runners leave camp with increased training and racingknowledge, new friends, and an enhanced love for the sport.

 Get better

Marlin Camp will completely immerse you in the sport, giving youthe kind of focused, intensive training that is essential toimprovement. No matter whether you choose a resident camp or an extendedday camp, you’ll see your skills grow along with your self-confidence andyour overall enjoyment of running.

 

 A program for your age and skill level

Marlin Camp is designed to help youth runners developathletically. The directors offer highly individualized training programsfor runners whether they are at a beginning, recreational, or competitivelevel.   

 

 What's Included?

All campers receive a Marlin Camp T-shirt, and a Marlin Camp graduation certificate

Overnight Campers:

• Professional coaching and instruction, all meals,housing, and evening activities. 

Day Campers: 9:00am - 9:00pm

• Professional coaching and instruction, lunch, dinner,and evening activities.

 PRESS RELEASE

Kale Running is pleased to announce Final Kick as a key sponsor the Marlin Cross Country Camp (for grades 7-12). Final Kick’s new owner Jim Golden is donating gift cards to the winner of each age group in the race. For campers, he will be donating racing spikes to be issued to random campers.

Virginia Wesleyan College Cross Country and Track Coaches Mat and Krista Littleton have put together an outstanding group of camp staff and speakers consisting of several of their own outstanding athletes, plus two of Hampton Roads’ most accomplished young runners in recent years – Octavia Rinehardt (American University) and Shannon Ralston (College of William & Mary).