Important!!: Registering for the camp is a two-step process. Step one is to register (and preferably pay) via the AHA website. Once you have registered you will receive an email containing a link to the NSW Dept of Sport and Rec online Medical and Consent form. Note: a separate form is required for each and every attendee. This is compulsory whether you are training or not – i.e. non-training parents/guardians must complete a form for themselves too. Failure to complete this form (by midnight on  Thursday 12 March 2020) will mean that Point Wolstonecroft will not consider you to have registered, rendering you unable to attend the camp. The information that Sport and Recreation needs about you includes:

1. medical conditions
2. food related allergies (because our program is catered)
3. special diets (because our program is catered)
4. medication
5. emergency contact details
6. media consent

This year's camp will be held at the NSW State Sport and Rec centre at Point Wolstonecroft, which is almost directly across the lake (south) from the old Myuna Bay facility and has drive up access.

The camp is a great mix of training and fun that will allow you make a huge leap in your understanding of Hapkido and at the same time meet other like-minded martial artists. In this environment you get to meet, train with and socialise with other students and instructors - including our 6^th and 5^th dan masters - all of whom will provide helpful hints, training tips and new challenges – this sometimes includes ‘Aquakido’, where Hapkido meets the swimming pool!

Prices:

Full weekend - training adult (18 years and over) - $255

Full weekend - NON-training adult (18 years and over) - $200

Full weekend - child (5-17 years) - $190

Saturday only - $95

Sunday only - $75

The full camp price includes all meals and accommodation from Friday evening till Sunday after lunch. Note the last training session of the camp is Sunday morning 9am to 12 noon, followed by lunch and tidy up of the lodges. Most people depart by 2pm, although we have access to the site until 4pm. Dinner is served at 6.30pm sharp. We realise that not everyone can arrive by that time on the Friday night, so we will contact all registered attendees closer to the camp date to confirm who will be requiring Friday night dinner.

Accommodation is in 3 lodges, each of which is divided into a number of rooms with bunk beds and each of which has a large common area with 1 -2 large screen TVs and DVD player, covered outdoor seating area and common kitchenettes. The lodges have heating and airconditioning and each bedroom has its own ensuite bathroom, fan and storage shelving. The complex also has various sporting facilities available to us during our stay including the pool, tennis courts, a putt putt course, beach volleyball court, basketball courts etc (BYO equipment - balls, racquets, clubs, etc).

Bring a pillow case (mandatory - camp rules) and either (1) a sleeping bag or (2) sheets and a doona, also toiletries. (Pillows are supplied). A suggested packing list will be provided closer to the camp weekend.

Any questions? Please contact Melissa Rees on 0411718556 or at melissa_rees63@yahoo.com.au