Overview
     For beginners who want to learn the art of skateboarding, biking and Inline skating. Each camper will enjoy a wide variety of games, drills, skills, and fun! Safe, proper techniques through the Zero Gravity Progression Method will be taught so that each camper can excel in their skating.  General fitness and athletic training will be emphasized. 

Mission
    To develop each skaters ability and confidence by introducing a progression of techniques and tricks in a supportive environment.

Camp Facilities
    Our camps use the 25,000 square-foot indoor skate park in Hartford, VT.

Arrival & Departure
    All drop off and pick up is at Zero Gravity Skate Park at Hartford. 

Typical Routine
    Each session starts with stretching and warm-up period followed by instruction, during which everyone learns new skills and techniques and campers are encourage to try new tricks. Proper body position and awareness are emphasized through video analysis and feedback. Goal setting and mental training workshops will also be presented.    

Age Requirements
Day campers must be 7 years of age or older.

Safety Equipment
    All skaters MUST HAVE HELMET; knee and elbow pads are recommended.  

     
Camp Directors
    Evan Dybvig, co-owner of Whaleback, is a 2-time Olympian, 2-time National Champion; and has 12 years experience coaching summer camps, including 4 years operating Camp Revolution, Mt. Hood, OR.

    Frank Sparrow, co-owner of Whaleback, operated Zero Gravity, Rutland, VT, Central Vermont's largest skate park with 10 summer camp sessions yearly; has 15 years  ski operations experience; and managed Killington’s youth ski program.

    Dylan Goodspeed, co-owner of Whaleback, has 12 years coaching experience and is a seasoned competitor.