8-Week Camps
Winter Camp
Jan. 4 – Feb. 25, 2027
Spring Camp
Mar. 8 – Apr. 29, 2027
Foundations
Ages 6–9 guide
$325
8 weeks · 2 days/wk · 45 min · 16 sessions
Days: Mon + Wed or Tue + Thu
Time: 6:00–6:45 PM
Development
Ages 10–14 guide
$475
8 weeks · 3 days/wk · 60 min · 24 sessions
Days: Any 3 Mon–Thu, not three in a row
Time: 6:30–7:30 PM
Performance
Ages 15–18 guide
$625
8 weeks · 4 days/wk · 60 min · 32 sessions
Days: Mon–Thu (all four)
Time: 7:00–8:00 PM
OUR ATHLETIC PHILOSOPHY
Our coaches teach safe, progressive training in small groups organized by experience, so every athlete builds from the ground up.
The Husker Power 10 Principles
"The principles are few, the methods are many. The original principles live here."
A few proven rules guide every session we coach. How we apply them changes with each athlete's training age, growth and experience, so a 7-year-old and a high school junior both get what's right for them. What stays the same is our focus on consistency, good technique and keeping every camper safe.
1
Multi-Joint Movements
Kids learn to move their whole body together, building coordination that carries into every sport.
2
Ground-Based Activities
Most sports happen on your feet, so we train athletes to push against the ground with balance and control.
3
Three-Dimensional Actions
Real play moves forward, sideways and around, so we train in all directions to build well-rounded athletes.
4
Explosive Training
Age-appropriate jumps and throws help kids get quicker and more powerful, always with safe technique first.
5
Progressive Overload
We add challenge a little at a time, only when your child is ready, so progress is steady and safe.
6
Seasonal Application
Training fits the calendar, so athletes build in the off-season and stay fresh during their sport season.
7
Split Program
Spreading work across different days gives growing bodies time to recover between sessions.
8
Heavy-Light System
Mixing harder and easier days helps prevent burnout and keeps training fun and sustainable.
9
Interval Training
Short efforts with planned rest build fitness the way games actually feel, without wearing kids down.
10
Correct Energy System
We match conditioning to the demands of each sport, so effort goes where it actually helps.
Same principles, scaled for every age and stage, right here in Lincoln. Come see how they come to life in camp.
Parents and Other Spectators: Parents and other spectators are welcome to observe the camp. In order to create a safe environment for our campers, camp staff, parents and other spectators, all parents and spectators should follow the instructions of camp personnel and remain in the designated public areas. Parents, spectators and children risk being struck by a ball or possibly being run into by a camper or service vehicle. Please use caution while observing camp activities. Animals are not permitted at camp facilities. Parents should closely supervise any children who accompany them to watch camp activities.
All parents, spectators and children should refrain from using, moving or otherwise handling any sports equipment that is located at a camp facility. Parents and other spectators are not permitted in the camp residence halls or camp dining facilities at any time while camp is in session. Accommodations: If camper, parent or guardian has questions about accessibility or they need to request assistance in order for a camper to participate in this camp, including accommodations for dietary restrictions, please contact us at least 21 days prior to the start of the camp so that we may adequately assess and respond to your request.
Medications: If a camper would like to bring any medication (whether the medication was dispensed to the camper based on a prescription or was purchased over-the-counter) to our camp, then the camper’s parent or legal guardian must (1) notify us of the type of medication(s) and whether it requires refrigeration or other special storage; and (2) request approval to bring the medication(s) to camp. In order to adequately assess a request to bring medication to our camp, please contact us at info@huskerpowercamps.com at least 21 days prior to the start of the camp. Campers may only bring medication(s) to Camp that have been approved in writing by our camp director. If the medication is intended to treat a potentially life-threatening condition, then a camper will be permitted to carry necessary items (e.g., an EPI-pen, an inhaler for asthma) during camp provided that the camper has received the advance written approval of the camp director discussed in the preceding paragraph.
Join the Interest List
• Sign up for updates to hear when registration begins.
• Detailed schedules by group coming before registration.
• What to bring:
- Athletic clothes
- Running shoes (no cleats unless told)
- Water bottle
- Snack
The camp is open to any and all participants who meet the eligibility criteria.
This Camp admits all qualified applicants without regard to disability, race, color, sex, religion, national or ethnic origin or sexual orientation.
Jon Pfeifer (Camp Director)
info@huskerpowercamps.com
712-899-4553
Private Sessions
For athletes seeking individualized coaching, explore our Private Sessions option.