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    Los Gatos Rowing Club

    Los Gatos Rowing Club

    3.9(7 reviews)
    2.0 mi

    If you are going to row you need to understand it is a commitment. There are no MVP's in rowing…read more The boat wins or loses as a boat. You are as good as your weakest member. As such when you are all in the same boat, you need to know that the person behind you and in front of you is as committed to the goal as you are. When you are neck and neck with another boat in the last 100 meters of a race, you need to know that the people in the boat with you are putting everything into winning like you are. Believing in your team mates is everything. Hence, the purpose should be to make the fastest boats. Unfortunately this program appears to be more focused on revenue generation. Kids that have been rowing for months are all of a sudden teamed up with newbies who don't know what an oar is. Kids don't show up for practice on a regular basis and because the focus is to keep the money coming in, the coaches acquiesce to the kids and blow it off. As such the kids who are determined, become disillusioned when rowing with uncommitted team members. In a program run by a school, if you miss practice, they bounce you. You don't show up, you teammates lose faith in you, and when you are fighting for that win in the race, they need to know you have put everything on the line. If you can't show up to practice, clearly you mind elsewhere. Being good at rowing will get you entry to great universities. I WISH there was a high school locally that had a rowing program. LGRC has coaches that have limited if any experience, appear to be in a transition in their life between college rowing and a real job, and even the experience is from schools with marginal programs. Redwood shores has better programs, Redwood Scullers, Oakland Strokes, NorCal rowing, if you want to drive 40 minutes each way.

    This club and the coaches have had a transformative effect on both our children. The club take…read morepromising athletes who may participate in sport socially at college or university, and turn them into athletes who compete at national and potentially internally level. As it becomes tougher to get into top-flight schools in the US, this club has continued to help provide a pathway for students to the likes of Harvard, Stanford and Berkeley to name but a few. Whatever your potential, LGRC can help help you reach and surpass it.

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    Los Gatos Rowing Club - The kids gather round for a whole boathouse meeting

    The kids gather round for a whole boathouse meeting

    Los Gatos Rowing Club - Lgrc's Novice women heading out to compete in the Long Beach Invitational

    Lgrc's Novice women heading out to compete in the Long Beach Invitational

    Los Gatos Rowing Club - Varsity women training at practice

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    Varsity women training at practice

    California Survival School - Our shelter and then of course I had to try out the insulation bed made of sticks and leaves and dirt!

    California Survival School

    5.0(29 reviews)
    6.3 mi

    Inspired by watching the TV series Alone made me want to get started with learning survival skills…read more- this course helps you get your feet wet in the core elements of how to analyze and think critically when faced with a survival situation. Dan Baird was an incredible instructor (his background as a primitive survival specialist must be highlighted here) as he gave a very clear reality of what we need to tackle i.e. shelter and temperature regulation, knowing your environment, etc. We got to build shelters on what we think we would good for a survival and Dan showed us a much more sustainable version: both in a limited amount of time to replicate more dire situations. We also got to practice tying up gauze in case of heavy injury and bleeding as well as how to properly navigate via a compass (who knew there were two kinds of "north"?!) Overall, I highly recommend and will be back for more! Note: our training was in the mountains of Livermore - your car will get dirt on it!!

    My friend and I met up for this adventure and we both had a blast while learning practical survival…read moreskills. I enjoyed our instructor Dan Baird as he was skilled at his craft and excellent at involving everyone in our group of many ages and backgrounds. Can't wait to pack my survival/first aid kit and use my tools on my next adventure. Side note: The intro class does make you want to take more classes!

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    California Survival School
    California Survival School
    California Survival School - Team Building Event

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    Team Building Event

    YSI - Youth Science Institute

    YSI - Youth Science Institute

    4.4(12 reviews)
    5.4 mi

    I've been to Vasona many times and seen the sign for YSI, though I finally ventured in today!…read more This place is somewhat of a hidden gem; while it offers a chance to learn more about endemic species in our area, it is also very small. For that reason, I would say it's great to come here but I wouldn't go out of my way for it. COST: $6 for parking, but no cost to enter! PARKING: there is a spacious lot right next to the entrance. AMBIANCE: clean, uplifting, and cozy. There are many educational toys and books, which complement the somewhat small selection of animals to see. Would come back, but would be best to combine this with a walk in Vasona or a trip to the Oak Meadow merry-go-round or train.

    Science is Golden…read more Signed my son up for a week-long summer camp ("Geology Rocks!") here at YSi and he absolutely loved it. Which is saying a lot for a kid that hates school and would much rather be whiling away his summer playing the Minecrafts®™. *eye roll* The Good: *Great communication from the staff, as they send out plenty of helpful emails to keep parents informed of what's going on. *Easy pick-up and drop-off *Extremely cautious 'Rona™ measures that include masks; socially-distanced pickup and drop-offs; as well as temperature checks. *A bit overly cautious but safe pick-ups as they check ID and the pick-up person *must* be on the list. *They offer tons of classes with easy sign-ups online The Bad: *Make sure you sign-up early as their classes fill-up fast. We lollygagged and waited too late and were only able to sign him up for one class. :( TLDR: We've always been big fans of YSi but now love them even more! Honestly not sure if he learned anything--as it's tough getting an answer between all the mining and the crafting--but if he liked it, then you know it's good.

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    YSI - Youth Science Institute - Inside the science Institute

    Inside the science Institute

    YSI - Youth Science Institute
    YSI - Youth Science Institute

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    Tribal Wisdom Academy

    Tribal Wisdom Academy

    2.5(2 reviews)
    2.1 mi

    I make sure to reserve early for summer camp as our 10 y/o daughter loves this day camp. We go…read moreyearly for at least a week. It is slightly pricy and slightly far for us but worth it for her to get outside and explore some. They make interesting things they are proud to show you when they get back home and are pretty tired so that's good. They are getting activity and exercise outside. Kids seem friendly enough and counselors are helpful.

    This review is for the their so-called "Mentor In Training Leadership School" for teens…read more My son who was 14 wanted to be a "Mentor in Training." He knows all about archery, various ways of fire starting, knife and ax throwing, shelter building, and other things that this camp offers for kids. He wanted to share his knowledge with younger kids. They make you pay the same price as the campers and recruit teens by telling them they will gain leadership experience and job skills and will be partnered with and mentored by adults that run the camp. My son said that all he did was stand around and watch while the campers did their free play and building with wood. There was no training from the adults, no job skills like they said, and they didn't even put him at stations he had expertise in. I emailed and called the camp leaders a couple times early in the week. I though maybe my son was misunderstanding his role there. I though it was impossible that they would just have him stand around. They were unresponsive and the same thing happened each day. He was there for 6 hours a day and maybe helped the kids or an adult do a couple things each day. It was a totally sad waste of time. I felt so bad for him but I made him continue the whole week because we had committed. and I actually thought it might get better. I would NOT recommend Tribal Wisdom for teens. It is not a "leadership school" as the website and organizers state. But the younger campers all seem to love it. I'm sure it's great for 10 and under. .

    Camp Supernova - summer_camps - Updated May 2026

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