ELITEAM

ELITEAM offers Dryland Camps for athletes ages 8-14 and Summer Camps for Junior Athletes for ages 11-14. The summer camp includes strength training, trampoline work, crazy relays, in-line skating, cooking class, quickfeet slalom, obstacle courses, USST testing, adventure hike, sandpits, funky dance, team-building games, and yoga & stretching, and the overnight camp includes coaching, sports education, training, lodging, meals/snacks, and the ELITEAM Notebook.

Programs

• Summer Camps for Junior Athletes — 11 - 14 · $1,500 · Overnight camp; cost includes coaching, sports education, training, lodging, meals/snacks, and the ELITEAM Notebook.
• Dryland Camps — 8-14 · Specifically designed for athletes ages 8-14.
• Dryland Clinics — Offer the benefits of ELITEAM training plans, methods and philosophies in your own club environment.
• Mental Skills Training — For clubs and teams; Champions Advantage will build your team's mental edge.

At a glance

• Ages: 8–14 years old
• Price range: $1,500

About the provider

ELITEAM was created in 1991. The leadership team includes Doug Lewis, Founder & Head Coach; Kelley Lewis, Camp Director & Coach; Ben Degirolamo, Emme Bell, Jimmy Krupka, Madelyn Buxton, Alex Krupka, and Cat Krupka. The mission is to build complete athletes by teaching sports physiology, sports psychology, and sports nutrition, and to inspire and educate young athletes. Doug Lewis is a 2x Olympian and World Championship medalist in alpine skiing, and every coach is trained in CPR/First Aid and is Safe Sport certified.

• Corporate and group team-building programs
• Corporate & Family Ski Days – Ski With Me! — Can be tailored for technique, gates, moguls, or cruising the mountain.

What families say

“You ran a great camp. Both girls loved it. They were exhausted and sore but super proud of what they did. Thank you so much!!!” — Ann, Camp Parent

“I had so much fun at ELITEAM! I remember running through slalom gates drilled into the ground, which I have always found SO fun.” — Mikaela Shiffrin

“Eliteam showed me how fun the struggle can be: how, if you learn to love the gritty parts of the process, it barely feels like work.” — Jimmy Krupka

Last updated November 4, 2026.