VIPAIRSOFT SUMMER CAMP PROGRAMS:
VIPAirsoft offers different camp programs for players of all skill levels.
All of our *Camp Programs are hosted Mondays-Fridays.
*Lunch, rental equipment, bbs and 12-4pm Session following camp days are included in the camp cost.
Campers must be at least 11 or turning 11 during their registered camp program to participate.
All Camp Programs
Airsoft 101 Camp is a basic introduction to the sport of Airsoft with an emphasis on individual and team based tactics.
GILBERT FIELD:
June 4-8
July 9-13
PHOENIX FIELD:
May 28-June 1
July 16-20
Curriculum includes the following:
- Weapon Safety
- Game Safety
- Individual Equipment Selection
- Marksmanship Drills
- Individual Room Clearing
- Team Building Clearing
Special Operations Summer Camp is a realistic military training experience with an emphasis on realistic tactics, discipline building activities and exercise and leadership.
PHOENIX FIELD ONLY:
June 4-15
Curriculum includes the following:
- Weapon Safety
- Game Safety
- Individual Equipment Selection
- Marksmanship Drills
- Individual Movement Techniques
- Paired Movement
- Mission Planning
- Squad Formation and Movement
- Deliberate & Dynamic Building Clearing Skills
- Specialized Equipment Training
Specialty Camp Waiver
Please complete the required specialty camp waiver by CLICKING HERE.
Summer Camp FAQ’s
Our general player waiver (the one you fill out each year) covers basic information whereas our camp waivers cover liability for our instructors and request additional health and media release information needed to host our camp programs.
The camp curriculum for Airsoft 101 and Spec Ops can be difficult for younger players to comprehend and follow. It is at the request of the instructors that players are at least 11 years old to participate. Some exceptions may apply on a case by case basis.
There are not enough resources currently available and with liability/safety issues, the camp will not be offering a car pool option. It is therefore the campers’ responsibility to arrange for a ride to and from camp.
Special Operations camp programs require a uniform. The pattern is up to the camper however, both the bottoms and the top must be matching patterns. They must also wear a plain colored black, white or tan t-shirt under their coat. T-Shirts must be tucked in.
Gym shoes are required.
No jewelry. Long hair must be pulled back away from the face.
You can purchase uniforms with the VIPAirsoft staff from the proshop or at a military surplus store.
Uniforms are required for Spec Ops camp only. The uniforms help to keep the campers in a realistic state of mind and allow for easier identification of teams.
It is the campers’ responsibility to ensure they are checked in by 8am when class starts. Please call and the let the staff know that you are either running late or are unable to make it for that day. There are no “make up” days if you miss a day of camp. It is critical that campers are present for the day’s lesson plan so they can be included and knowledgable about the scenarios. If a camper misses the lesson, it is their responsibility to ask their fellow campers about the information. There will be small refreshers each day as to the previous lessons for Airsoft 101 and Spec Ops.
Doors to the facility will open at 7:45am. Light breakfast items will be available.
Mike Simpson, the Director for Marauders Tactical Training and Phoenix International Security Group, will be leading the lessons and running the scenarios throughout camp along with his extensively trained team.
He has been conducting individual and team based training for civilian, law enforcement and military personnel since 1998.
Many of the skills and tactics developed for the training program are based on Mr. Simpson’s experience as a member of the US Air Force Security Forces and Assistant Team Leader on an Emergency Services Team.