The camp offers a rare opportunity to experience firsthand the life of a Stanford student-athlete, with instruction from Stanford coaches and staff on internationally recognized facilities.
The Nike Track & Field Camp of Champions at Stanford University offers athletes aged 12-18 an intensive program designed to enhance their competitiveness in various track and field events. Participants receive event-specific training in disciplines such as sprints, hurdles, jumps (high jump, long jump, triple jump, pole vault), and throws (shot put, hammer, discus, javelin). The camp provides specialized training and individual attention from experienced event coaches, including current Stanford coaches and student-athletes, as well as counselors from other collegiate institutions. The curriculum extends beyond physical training to include education in sports sciences, insights into advanced training techniques, competition strategies, balance, motivation, sleep, and nutrition through speakers and panel discussions. Athletes will train on the renowned Cobb Track & Angell Field, a venue for national and international competitions. The program aims to develop mental and physical toughness for competition and training, offering a firsthand experience of a Stanford student-athlete's life.
A typical day involves campers selecting an event for specialization, receiving training and individual attention from an experienced event coach, and participating in discussions on sports sciences, training, competition, and nutrition.
This camp is best for young athletes aged 12-18 with a desire and special aptitude to become more competitive in track and field events.
Stanford University
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