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2027 Overview
What the camp is, how the week works, who coaches, the venue and the registration terms. The document that covers the whole season.
View the BrochureWhat happens at camp
Programme
Six days, from the welcome to the departure. Everything your child will do — session by session, night by night. The hour-by-hour grid is on the home page.
The programme may change. Times and activities are adjusted for weather, operations or safety, and the final version is sent to the family before departure.
Training
Full court and 3x3, every day
Two sessions a day, split by level and by position. The day-one assessment session decides which group each athlete joins — challenged, not drowning.
morning and afternoonIndoor sessions
Collective tactical-technical work, with the group split by level. It is the core of the week and where progress is measured.
half court3x3 sessions
Three against three, on a half court. A different tempo, a different reading of space — and the part of the week that surprises five-a-side players most.
daily, 11 amComplementary session
Injury-prevention and movement work, so the body handles two sessions a day without breaking down.
early afternoonMental and group work
Sport psychology with the group: responding to mistakes, communicating on court and what to do when a match turns.
Clinics
Every position with someone who lives it
The clinic is where the athlete steps out of the collective and trains what is theirs. Small groups, individual correction, and the guest coach on the court.
- Point guard: reading the game, decision-making in the pick and roll and handling under pressure
- Wing: finishing on the move, reading space and perimeter defence
- Power forward: playing facing up and with the back to the basket, rebounding and defending screens
- Centre: positioning in the paint, finishing close to the rim and protecting the basket
- Every position: the shot — mechanics and choice, not just the number that goes in
The finish
How the week ends
The last two days are competition, and the closing is what the family sees in the photos.
days 04 and 05Full-court and 3x3 competitions
The best way to learn is putting it into practice in the games. Full mornings and afternoons, with recreational activities in between.
day 05, 8 pmAwards ceremony
Recognition for the week. Awards are not the assessment: they are separate, deliberately.
after campCertificate of participation
Each athlete's certificate, naming the sport and the session, emailed after the week.
day 06, 10 amDeparture
Breakfast, bags and the bus back to São Paulo.
The nights
What happens when training ends
Every night has a programme. It is where a group of strangers turns into a team — and the first thing the athlete talks about at home.
- day 05, morning
H10 Basket Magic
The Kings League of basketball: the game format that became the camp’s signature, with rules that change mid-match and the whole stand on its feet.
- day 03, 8 pm
H10 Basket Night
Basketball at night on the floodlit court. The basketball party.
- day 02, 8 pm
Opening
The night the camp really starts: teams, staff and the edition’s guests are introduced.
- day 01, 8 pm
Talk with the Ídolos
An open conversation with guest athletes and coaches — no stage, sitting with the group.
- days 01 and 02
Evening activity
Recreational games and whatever the recreation team comes up with. Not training: this is what mixes the group.
- day 05, 9 pm
H10 Sports Party
The party that closes the week, right after the awards ceremony.
Recreation
Free time is planned too
There is an hour of free time every day, and it is not empty: the recreation team is there, with an activity for those who want one and quiet for those who do not.
Pools and water slide, supervised and with a depth limit
Open court for 3x3 outside training hours
Group games between competition blocks
A celebration for anyone whose birthday falls during the session
Edition documents
What the family signs
The January 2027 edition documents, in PDF. Click to view — and download from the viewer if you want to keep a copy. The health form is not here: it is filled in online, on the portal, after enrolment.
14 pages · PDF
Camper's Handbook
Departure, packing list, daily routine, health, house rules and the team contacts. The document for the night before the trip.
View the Handbook1 page · PDF · blank form · in Portuguese
Travel Authorisation
Here is the blank form (in Portuguese, as the notary requires). The version already filled in with the chaperones' details is available in the family area after enrolment. Required for campers under 16, with a notarised signature.
Download the blank form2 pages · PDF
Image and Sound Release
Allow — or not — the use of photos and videos of the camper. The choice can change at any time and does not affect participation.
View the Release
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