
Memorial Day, Monday, May 31: a morning of coached parkour, games and challenges, 9 to 12. Heads up: it only runs if 10 campers sign up by May 10. We'll confirm with every family right after.
Monday, May 31, at Sudbury and Norfolk. Morning camp only, 9:00 to 12:00. Camp needs 10 campers signed up by May 10 to run.
9:00 to 12:00 with a snack break built in. HUB members save 10% on every camp.
Extended care
$5
Early drop-off from 8:30. Late pickup until 4:00 is $10.
Coached skill blocks, games and free time on the course, with breaks built in.
9:00
Everyone moves together before the first skill block.
Morning
Coach-led drills in level groups: vaults, precision, walls and bars, with a snack break mid-morning.
Late morning
Team games and time on the full course to work on what they just learned.
12:00
Pick up at noon. Tired, happy campers.
Flips into the pit, first vaults, coach-led challenges and a lot of laughing. Real days from CampHUB.
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Campers train in level groups, so a first-timer and a seasoned athlete both get the right challenge.
Safe landings, first vaults and getting comfortable on real equipment.
Cleaner technique, bigger obstacles and stringing moves into lines.
Harder skills, flips and competition-level movement for experienced campers.
No. The New to the gym group is built for first-timers, and coaches meet every camper where they are.
Yes, strictly. Pack a peanut-free snack and tell us about any allergies when you register. Optional gym snack purchases need a parent's OK.
Reach out before camp and a real person will sort it out with you. Our policies page has the details.
Choose the gym and date, then create an account and sign the waiver at checkout if you are new to HUB.
Tell us the camper’s age, preferred gym, and the week or date you’re considering. A HUB coach will help before you purchase.
This camp must comply with regulations of the Massachusetts Department of Public Health and be licensed by the local board of health.
In accordance with Massachusetts recreational camp requirements, parents and guardians are provided with information regarding meningococcal disease and immunization on an annual basis. Parents and guardians are encouraged to review this information before the start of camp and may request an additional copy at any time.
Prior to a camper's admission to camp, parents and guardians are provided with the camp's policies and procedures concerning the care of mildly ill campers, the administration of medications, and emergency health care provisions. A complete copy of the camp's health care policy is available to parents and guardians upon request.
At the time application materials are provided, parents and guardians are hereby informed that they may request to review copies of the camp's background check policy, health care policy, discipline policy, and grievance procedures. Requests for copies or review of these policies may be made by contacting the Camp Director at: contact@hubptc.com
By registering for camp, the parent or guardian acknowledges that these required camp notices, policies, and parent/guardian rights have been made available as part of the camp registration materials.