Fee Mulkey
 

FAQ's

    

1.  What are the differences between the COLLEGE EXPERIENCE CAMP and the traditional OVERNIGHT / COMMUTER CAMPS?

- COLLEGE EXPERIENCE CAMP:  ​

• Open to Athletes in Grades 7th-12th

• 1-Day Camp | 9AM-5PM

• Train with Baylor Acrobatics & Tumbling Coaches & Student-Athletes (Acro & Tumbling Skills Sessions)

• Off-the-Mat Educational Sessions:

  • Nutrition / Strength Training / Coaching Expectations / "Day in the Life"​

• (Optional) Walking Athletic Facilities Tour

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Athletes will walk away from this camp experience with the tools to continue training for a collegiate Acrobatics & Tumbling opportunity along with a better understanding of the overall collegiate student-athlete experience.  During this 1-day camp, campers will train with Baylor Acrobatics & Tumbling coaches & current student-athletes in learning the proper progression of techniques to master basic collegiate Acro & Tumbling skills within the sport.  Campers will also take part in off-the-mat sessions that will aid in better preparing athletes for college athletics (i.e. nutrition, strength training, coaching expectations, "day in the life" aspects).  Campers will have a fun-packed day of training, educational sessions, and will have the chance to end the day with a tour of Baylor's beautiful athletic facilities!

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All collegiate acrobatics and tumbling teams compete and practice on a non-spring loaded floor, this will be the surface utilized for camps and clinics as well.

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- OVERNIGHT / COMMUTER CAMPS:​

• Open to Athletes Ages 8-18   *Must be 9yrs or older by the camp's start date to stay in the dorms.

• 3-Day Overnight Camp

• Train with Baylor Acrobatics & Tumbling Coaches & Student-Athletes (Acro & Tumbling Skills Sessions)

  • 3 Consecutive days of skill work:  Acro, Pyramids, Tumbling​

• Train & Compete - As part of a team with fellow campers on the final day to showcase skills for parents

• Stay Overnight & Utilize Dining Halls on Baylor's Campus

• T-Shirt/Tank Provided

 

Camps are open to all female athletes between 8 and 18 years of age interested in learning more about Acrobatics & Tumbling. Campers must be 9 years of age or older on the camp's start date to stay overnight in the dorms.

 

All collegiate acrobatics and tumbling teams compete and practice on a non-spring loaded floor, this will be the surface utilized for camps and clinics as well. Instruction will be tailored to each athlete. BU student athletes and coaches will provide hands-on coaching, and student-athletes will intermix with camp participants during the training sessions. Our goal is to improve technique and teach safe and proper progressions that will focus on tumbling, acro (stunting), and pyramid skills, while teaching the basics of Acrobatics and Tumbling skills competed at the collegiate level. The highest quality instruction will be taught based on age and skill level of each athlete. 

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2.  Can athletes register for both the COLLEGE EXPERIENCE CAMP and the OVERNIGHT / COMMUTER CAMP?

YES! (Age/Grade Permitting)

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3.  What is the refund policy for each camp?

College Experience Camp

• You may pay for camp in full at the time of registration or delay payment using a pre-set payment plan. If you select the payment plan option a non-refundable $100 initial payment is required.

  • If you choose a payment plan, payments will be automatically drafted from the card you used to register

• All requests for cancellation/refund must be submitted IN WRITING to feemulkeyacrotumbcamps@gmail.com

• Written notification of cancellation by 6/20/25 at 11:59pm is eligible for 50% refund. 

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​*Please note, the processing fee collected at time of registration, is non-refundable.

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Overnight / Commuter Camps

Sessions 1 & 2:  

The FINAL day to cancel and receive a FULL refund is by 7/3/25 at 11:59pm.

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• You may pay for camp in full at the time of registration or delay payment using a pre-set payment plan. If you select the payment plan option a non-refundable $100 initial payment is required.

  • If you choose a payment plan, payments will be automatically drafted from the card you used to register

• All requests for cancellation/refund must be submitted IN WRITING to feemulkeyacrotumbcamps@gmail.com​

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• Refunds submitted on or after 7/4/25 are subject to the following:

  • Session 1:  Cancellations between 7/4-17/25 (July 4-17th) – 50% refund

    • Cancellations on or after 7/18/25 – 0% refund​​

  • Session 2:  Cancellations between 7/4-24/25 (July 4-24th) – 50% refund

  • • Cancellations on or after 7/25/25 – 0% refund​

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​*Please note, the processing fee collected at time of registration, is non-refundable.​

 

4.  What forms are required in order for my child to participate?
Participant or Parent/Legal Guardian Release Form, Medical Information, and Release Forms which MUST be completed prior to the start of camps. All forms are waivers can be accessed within camper portal:

https://campsself.active.com/bayloracrobaticsandtumbling 

 

5.  How old does my camper need to be to stay in the dorms?

Campers must be 9 years of age or older to stay overnight in the dorms.  Campers who are 8 years old on the camp's start date are welcome to attend camp as commuters.

 

6.  Can Teams attend?
Yes

 

7. What items should my child bring to the overnight camp(s)?
Athletic clothing 
Tennis shoes 
Water bottle (no water fountains available, just bottle fill-up stations)
Spending money

Sheets* (Twin XL or comparable)

Blanket*

Pillow*

Towel*

Personal toiletries* (shampoo, conditioner, soap, etc)

*Overnight camp only

 

8. When is check-in for overnight campers, Day 1? 

Day 1 check-in will be in at the assigned Baylor dormitory, from 12PM-1PM, and camp will start promptly at 1:30PM.  

• Dorm Location:  Coming Soon

 

9. Where and when is check-in for commuter campers, Day 1?

Check-in on Day 1 will be at 1:15PM at the Whetsel Basketball Practice Facility​​​ (Attached to The Ferrell Center).

 

***By typing "Whetsel Basketball Practice Facility" into your GPS/Maps, you should be guided to the former basketball practice facility attached to the Ferrell Center.

 

10. How do I get to camp?
The Whetsel Basketball Practice Facility​​​ (attached to The Ferrell Center), is located on Baylor's campus at the corner of S. University Parks Drive and La Salle Ave.

 

***By typing "Whetsel Basketball Practice Facility" into your GPS/Maps, you should be guided to the former basketball practice facility attached to the Ferrell Center.  Click the map at the bottom of the page to get directions.  We do not provide transportation to or from any local airports and cannot provide lodging in the days prior to or following camp.

 

11. What meals are provided for overnight campers?
Day 1: Dinner

Day 2: Breakfast, lunch, dinner

Day 3: Breakfast, lunch 

 

12. What meals are provided for commuter campers?

Day 1: Dinner

Day 2: Lunch, Dinner

Day 3: Lunch 

 

13. Where do the overnight campers stay? 

The overnight campers are housed in a Baylor Dormitory with Baylor staff and will be directed to their assignment during check in. If you choose to attend camp as a commuter you may stay in a local hotel or return home at night. However, Baylor A&T will not be responsible for campers that are dismissed at night. 

 

14. Will parents be allowed to observe camp?

No. Parents are not allowed to observe camp. 

 

15. Is there a medical staff at camp?
Yes, an athletic trainer is available and observing at all times.

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16.  Is there any COVID-19 policy?

As applicable.  Please note that as we continue to recover from a global pandemic, we will be required to follow safety procedures and guidelines set by the University, while hosting camps on Baylor's campus. At Baylor’s discretion, campers may be screened for SARS-CoV-2 (COVID-19) by Baylor University. For safety of campers, results will be shared with parents/guardian of direct camper and may be shared with potential other campers parents/guardians if applicable. Baylor may also share results with employees who have a need to know such information. Please note that Baylor University and Fee Mulkey Acrobatics and Tumbling camps are not responsible for the isolation and quarantine if a camper is exposed and/or is infected with COVID-19.

 

17. I have not found the answer for my question.
Please contact us!