Grover, Colorado AIA Sports Camp

Posted on July 19, 2009 by

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30-40 students ages 12-18 for 1 day Sports Camp hosting by Athletes in Action in Grover, Colorado. Population of town under 1,000.
30-40 students ages 12-18 for 1 day Sports Camp hosting by Athletes in Action in Grover, Colorado. Population of town under 1,000.
Introducing the concept of being a "Typical Athlete" vs. a "Total Athlete" or "Redeemed Athlete"
Introducing the concept of being a "Typical Athlete" vs. a "Total Athlete" or "Redeemed Athlete"
The Basics of Throwing
The Basics of Throwing
They only have 6 man Football in Grover. But Check out this match up off the line lol!
They only have 6 man Football in Grover. But Check out this match up off the line lol!
Our Woman's Volleyball instructors: Kristen (Depauw University) Lindse (Brown University) Taylor & Raelyn from (University of Northern Colorado)
Our Woman's Volleyball instructors: Kristen (Depauw University) Lindse (Brown University) Taylor & Raelyn from (University of Northern Colorado)
Volleyball Instruction
Volleyball Instruction
Anna and Becca teaching the "Hurtin for Certain" Princeple How do you deal with adversity? You can get BITTER or BETTER
Anna and Becca teaching the "Hurtin for Certain" Principle How do you deal with adversity? You can get BITTER or BETTER
Amy making the Ladies work on thier moves!
Amy making the Ladies work on their moves!
Clint Mahan (AIA International Basketball Staff) giving instruction for basketball's next drill.
Clint Mahan (AIA International Basketball Staff) giving instruction for basketball's next drill.
The Birthday boy just turned 12 barely making the age to come to the camp and he gets introduce to Mini-Speicial" which was taken from the real "Special" a 20 hr sporting event designed to break down athletes and for them to have to depend upon the power of the Holy Spirit for competition. The Mini- only consited of 1 hr. after the camp invovling Ultimate Frisbee, Team Relays, Basketball and many updowns & pushups by our enforcers, Mike and "Smiley". For more info scroll down the blog to Ultimate Training Camp or youtube it.
The Birthday boy just turned 12 barely making the age to come to the camp and he gets introduce to Mini-Special" which was taken from the real "Special" a 20 hr sporting event designed to break down athletes and for them to have to depend upon the power of the Holy Spirit for competition. The Mini- only consisted of 1 hr. after the camp involving Ultimate Frisbee, Team Relays, Basketball and many up-downs & push ups by our enforcers, Mike and "Smiley". For more info scroll down the blog to Ultimate Training Camp or Youtube it.
Debriefing about what God taught them today in regard to worshiping him in their sport.
Debriefing about what God taught them today in regard to worshiping him in their sport.
The AIA Grover Staff Team. College Students who had been involved with AIA projects this summer gave back what they learned by teaching valuable skills in the sports of Baseball, Football, Guys and Girls Basketball and girls Volleyball. They also introduced two Biblical concepts of how to worship Jesus in your sport. Only 12 of the 15 are pictured here.
The AIA Grover Staff Team. College Students who had been involved with AIA projects this summer gave back what they learned by teaching valuable skills in the sports of Baseball, Football, Guys and Girls Basketball and girls Volleyball. They also introduced two Biblical concepts of how to worship Jesus in your sport. Only 12 of the 15 are pictured here.
Paul and Louanne Timm were Clint and I's host family as we ministered but in the community with the Sports camp and then shared with Friendship Alliance Church all that Jesus had done this summer through our involvement with Athletes in Action
Paul and Louanne Timm were Clint and I's host family as we ministered but in the community with the Sports camp and then shared with Friendship Alliance Church all that Jesus had done this summer through our involvement with Athletes in Action

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