NESA, a leading Massachusetts based sports academy, has announced its Summer Camp 2011, which will begin on June 27th and run till September 2nd. Now kids can enjoy and learn soccer, basketball, aerial arts, parkour, dance, chess, math and more! NESA has been conducting summer camps since it opened in 2003 with an objective to changing the way sports are taught and delivered in US.

During this summer camp, New England Sports Academy will offer and focus on Mixed Sports, Basketball, and Soccer!

Mixed Sport Camp will include a variety of the sports we offer here each day, along with some academic times to keep the kids mind up and running, as well as their bodies, during Summer Break!! The best part of our camp is free time in the foam pit, which is always a big hit with the kids. You have the option of a half day from 9am to 1pm or a full day from 9am to 4pm with the options of early drop off at 8am and late pickup at 5pm.

Soccer and Basketball camp will be specialized camps in terms of working on skills and drills to perfect the kid's game for next season!! They run from 9am to 1pm with the option to jump into Mixed Sports camp for the later half of the day to have some fun in our famous foam pit!!

Get more detail about summer camps at http://www.nesacademy.com/.

Also, be sure to check out our April camps for a preview for summer!! We offer all of the same camps and more April 18th to April 22nd!!!

About NESA

New England Sorts Academy is one of the young and rapidly growing academies in the New England Region with a talented pool of coaches and sports professionals. They are dedicated to provide most refined and comprehensive facility to enable the children the opportunity to get training, grow and enjoy life with lot of fun. Disseminating the message of sports, wellness and fitness they look forward to achieving many milestones in the years to come.
Please visit http://www.nesacademy.com to learn more about this summer camp.

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