NBC
VOLLEYBALL CAMPS
In 1979,
NBC Camps started NBC Volleyball Camps. Today NBC Volleyball has locations
at in Alaska, Alberta, California,Oregon, Montana, and Washington. Our new sites this year will be in Billings, Montana at Rocky Mountain College, Bakersfield Christian College, Bakersfield, California, and Colorado Christian University, Lakewood, Colorado.
NBC Volleyball Camp provides an excellent environment
for learning. Former Division 1 coaches and players have designed
a unique summer camp program that will help you excel in every
aspect of the game. From our teaching philosophy,
to our tournaments and games, from our Intensity
Station, to our life
skills training, NBC Camps is intensity, character, skill mastery,
and confidence. Click here for an NBC Camps volleyball flyer to distribute to your team, friends and community.
NOW OPEN FOR 2010 REGISTRATION
Camp Location |
Dates 2010 |
Gender/Age |
Price |
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Anchorage, Alaska
Anchorage Pacific University
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Volleyball overnight camp
May 24-28 |
Girls/12-18
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$460 overnight
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Anchorage, Alaska
Anchorage Pacific University
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Club Elite Day Camp
May 24-27 |
Girls/ 14-18
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Day Camp 8am-12pm $175
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Anchorage, Alaska
Anchorage Pacific University
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Intro Volleyball Day Camp
May 25-28 |
Coed/8-13
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Day Camp 1:30-4:30pm $120
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Anchorage Location to be announced
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Intro Volleyball Day Camp
TBA
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Coed 8-14 |
Day Camp 9am-12am $120 |
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Anchorage Location to be announced
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Club Elite Day Camp
TBA
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Girls/ 14-18 |
Day Camp 1pm-5pm $175 |
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Bakersfield Christian HS
Bakersfield, California
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Volleyball Day camp June 14-17 |
Coed/9-18 |
Day Camp 8:30am-12:00pm
$150 |
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Redding, California
Simpson University
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Volleyball overnight camp July
11-15 |
Girls/13-18 |
$455 overnight |
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Redding, California
Simpson University
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Intro Volleyball Day Camp
July
12-14 |
Coed/8-12
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Day Camp 8am-12pm $150
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La Grande, Oregon
Eastern Oregon University
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Volleyball overnight camp July 17-21 |
Girls/11-18 |
$450 overnight
$350 extended day |
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Colorado Christian University
Lakewood, Colorado
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Volleyball overnight camp July 18-22 |
Girls/12-18 |
$495 overnight
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Colorado Christian University
Lakewood, Colorado
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Intro Volleyball Day Camp
July
12-14 |
Coed/8-12
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Day Camp 8am-12pm $190
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Rocky Mountain College
Billings, Montana
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Volleyball overnight camp July 25-29 |
Girls/12-18 |
$445 overnight
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Rocky Mountain College
Billings, Montana
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Intro Volleyball Day Camp
July 25-28 |
Coed/8-12
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Day Camp 8am-12pm $160
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Spokane, Washington
Whitworth University
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July
23-27 |
Girls/11-18 overnight |
$475 overnight
$375 extended day
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Spokane, Washington
Whitworth University
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Overnight Flex/Power camp Aug 5-7 |
Girls/14-18 |
$299 overnight
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Spokane, Washington
Whitworth University
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Intro camp
Aug 5-7
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Girls/8- 12 |
$150 evening camp
6pm-9-pm
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Edmonton, Alberta
King's University College
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August 8-12 |
Boys and Girls/ 11-18 |
$460 USD overnight
$360 USD extended day
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HOW WE TEACH
There are many ways to coach. Coaching is about teaching and about motivation. First, teaching is the ability to instill knowledge and skill. Motivation is the ability to instill execution. Many coaches motivate from a stance of fear. Below the line ways to motivate others include anger, threats, guilt, and shame. These produce immediate results, but are damaging to everyone involved. Love
is the most powerful motivational tool available to the dedicated coach who sincerely
desires to encourage athletes to play volleyball at the highest performance level
possible. Great coaches see athletes not just as they are, but who they can become.
As a result these athletes become the bigger and better person the coach sees
in them.
In simple
terms the driving force of our philosophy is to be "difference makers".
This means making a positive, often times, life changing impact on people's lives.
T=Teach
Teaching is not telling.
Watching how to do a skill is not as valuable as trying the new skill. Our teaching
format is to briefly show the specific skill to be taught. Break the skill into
easily repeated sections. Practice those specific sections. Get into game speed
and begin to try the new skill live. Athletes should be able to do the skill accurately,
repeat the skill, and recognize what needs to be corrected if the skill does not
accomplish its desired result.
E=Encouragement
Research shows encouragement
is the best motivator. At NBC Camps we focus on what the athlete is doing well
and encourage them to do more of it. Encourage actually means to build courage
into someone else. Our coaches strive to give athletes the courage to believe
in their potential.
C=Correction
Encouragement without correction
is worthless. We work hard to correct athletes by promoting self correction. All
skills are taught with ways for athletes to recognize what is going wrong and
how to correct this. Once an athlete knows what is expected he or she is asked
to work on self correction.
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NBC Camps: The Total Camp for the Total Athlete


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Jaquelyn -- “I’m amazed how much you care about the kids and the life decisions they make. You don’t just care about their game, but them as a person.”
Takara - "I loved how the coaches were all about helping us improve."
Briana -"This camp is so awesome I learned so much not only about volleyball but about life."
Jamie -" This is the best camp ever. I learned so much and had a great coach."
Rachel -" Before this camp I was never able to overhand serve, but now I can."
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