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HoosierRobbie

Archie miller basketballl camps.

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24 minutes ago, HoosierRobbie said:

Was thinking of registering and taking my son for the son/father 2 day camp. Was seeeing if anybody has any experience with it and if it’s worth spending the 300 bucks on?

I have not been to this one but my son went to the 1-day shooting clinic last year and got a lot out of it. Several one person shooting drills that he still uses all the time. 

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24 minutes ago, HoosierRobbie said:

Was thinking of registering and taking my son for the son/father 2 day camp. Was seeeing if anybody has any experience with it and if it’s worth spending the 300 bucks on?

I could be as wrong as anything on this and if so I apologize but I think this is a first time event at IU.  

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1 hour ago, HoosierRobbie said:

Was thinking of registering and taking my son for the son/father 2 day camp. Was seeeing if anybody has any experience with it and if it’s worth spending the 300 bucks on?

Father/Son? I'd say it could surpass $300 in Non-basketball related value.

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If they have the father/son camp next year, I am going to take my son, he turns 6 on the 20th, but I believe he needs to grow just a little more. I already have him working on his form with a mini ball and 8 ft goal. So far so good for the little lefty.

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If they have the father/son camp next year, I am going to take my son, he turns 6 on the 20th, but I believe he needs to grow just a little more. I already have him working on his form with a mini ball and 8 ft goal. So far so good for the little lefty.

That’s about the same for me, my son will be 6 in August, but I called up there and they said that he can still come.


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The junior camp for 4-7 year olds is good for kids just starting out. My son had a blast last year. He was 5. This year he is going again and of course my daughter who is now 4 wants to go with him. It’s great for the IU fan parents as well. I got to watch my son play on Assembly hall court and then afterwards walk around on the court and they have an autograph line for the kids. Junior camp is only 3 hrs long


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The junior camp for 4-7 year olds is good for kids just starting out. My son had a blast last year. He was 5. This year he is going again and of course my daughter who is now 4 wants to go with him. It’s great for the IU fan parents as well. I got to watch my son play on Assembly hall court and then afterwards walk around on the court and they have an autograph line for the kids. Junior camp is only 3 hrs long


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I may look into that then.. sounds great.


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What’s the cost of this camp for future reference? Ages? Cool posts guys.

 

 

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This one is for kids ages 4-7. The camp is from 9 am to noon with an autograph session at the end. It was 75 per kid for the day plus a 2 dollar snack fee

 

 

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