Athletes receive an unmatched training experience from TCU's NCAA Division I coaching staff, including Olympian Khadevis Robinson.
The Nike Track & Field Camp at Texas Christian University offers athletes aged 13-18 an opportunity to train with a top NCAA Division I Track & Field program. The camp focuses on skill development and performance, implicitly applying sports science principles for advanced athletic training. Campers will receive coaching and instruction from experienced staff, including TCU legend and 2x Olympian Khadevis Robinson, who is the Director of Track and Field at TCU. The program emphasizes technical aspects of running, jumping, throwing, and speed development. Athletes will engage in individual and group instruction to improve their fitness and skill set. The camp aims to provide an unmatched track and field experience, allowing participants to learn firsthand from a program that has produced memorable teams and world-class athletes.
A typical day involves action-packed training, focusing on fundamentals and skill enhancement through individual and group instruction.
This camp is ideal for high school athletes aged 13-18 who are serious about developing their track and field skills and gaining exposure to a collegiate training environment.
Lowdon Track and Field Complex, 3750 West Berry Street, Fort Worth, Texas 76129
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