• Who Can Participate:
  The TMAC Approach Camp is open to boys and girls ages 6-14.  Camp begins promptly at 9:00 am daily with check-in beginning at 8:00.  It is recommended that each camper arrive 30 minutes prior to the start of camp.  Campers may be picked up at 3:00 each day.

• Registration:
  

  There is only one 5 Day camp session. Campers will be provided a snack lunch and VitaminWater beverages during the camp to keep each participant hydrated.  Campers requiring special diets are advised to bring their lunch and drinks to camp every day during their session.

• Tuition
  

Online only; Beginning March 1st, 2008 Early Registration - $315 * Early registrants receive a pair of Adidas sneakers and the TMAC Basketball Training DVD Late Resistration - $375 (Begins April 20, 2008)

 

Tracy McGrady will be in attendance each day, interacting and helping to develop camper's basketball skills.

Space is limited --- only 150 campers will be accepted into the camp. 
NO DEPOSITS ACCEPTED.

What to Bring:
Campers should arrive to camp on time every day and ready to workout.  Athletic wear is mandatory and all campers must wear tennis/basketball shoes. 

Do Not Bring:
Cell phones, jewelry, Ipods, MP3 players, CD players, etc.  All valuables should be left at home. TMAC, Inc. and Tracy McGrady, will not be held responsible for lost personal items.

Cancellation Policy:
If you cancel by May 09, 2008, you may receive a refund less the $250 administration fee.

Discipline:
Any serious violation of camp regulations such as willful damage to the facility or any other behavior deemed detrimental to the group will result in immediate dismissal.  There will be no refund of tuition should a camper be dismissed from camp or if a camper decides to leave on his/her own.  Once camper leaves the campus on his/her own or with a parent/guardian, they are no longer the responsibility of TMAC, Inc., Tracy McGrady or Wayne Hall. Responsibility is immediately surrendered to the parent/guardian.

Guidelines and Regulations

TMAC, Inc., Tracy McGrady, Wayne Hall, and Pin Oak Middle School

• Prohibit:

  The possession or use of alcoholic beverages on school property Disorderly conduct that infringes upon the rights, privacy, health and safety of other campers or is dangerous to property Tampering with fire alarms, extinguishers, or other fire safety equipment The unlawful possession and/or unlawful use of drugs not prescribed by a physician.  Firearms, weapons, ammunition, fireworks or highly flammable materials on school property Smoking Rough or unsafe play