Program Specifics: Middle School Sports
Everything You Play
Improve Your Game With World-Class Instruction and Maccabiah-Style Competition.
Yesh Shabbat sports programs let you focus on getting better at your favorite sport, with individualized instruction, competitive play and a Maccabiah-style inter-camp tournament. Along with strong fundamental and competitive skills, our programs develop sportsmanship, self-confidence and maturity.
Tennis
The Julian Krinsky School of
Tennis provides the same instruction that has made our Haverford
College tennis program internationally acclaimed. Tennis students
receive a minimum of 5 hours on-court instruction and drills daily,
rain or shine, including competitive play. Advanced players can
receive more intensive training for tournament-level competition.
Golf
Famous for our Haverford College program, the Julian
Krinsky School of Golf features a staff of 40 U.S. and International
PGA- and EGTF-qualified teaching professionals.Our guaranteed low student-to-instructor ratio lets our professionals track each player's progress and provide a high level of individualized
coaching in a positive motivational atmosphere. Golf students
spend up to 5 hours each day in a balanced program of
instruction, practice and play on 20 courses, 10 ranges and three
indoor facilities for all-weather use. Matched foursomes, each with
their own pro, play between 9 and 15 holes daily in stroke and
match-play formats. In addition, we tee it up once a week for an
18-hole tournament.
Basketball
Directed by high school, college
and Maccabiah coaches, our basketball program teaches the skills
you need to be a tough competitor on the basketball court. Days
are divided between instruction and competition, and state-of-theart
training aids are used to maximize each playerÕs development.
For the beginner, instruction centers on the fundamentals:
dribbling, passing, shooting and general team concepts. Advanced
players focus on higher-level basketball techniques, conditioning
and the mental aspects of the game. Each session, students
compete in a tournament.