Our summer camp curriculum incorporates STEAM learning (science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics) into exciting and fun experiences for children every day! The founding principle of our curriculum is that children experience the most genuine learning when they are having fun. We have integrated this philosophy into every aspect of our summer camp to foster play-based learning opportunities both inside and outside the classroom.
Through connections with notable professional athletes, industry leaders and entertainment personnel, Max Siegel has the ability to connect youth with an array of amazing possibilities. The program will offer extensive training on all aspects of specific industries. All sessions will include classroom and practical hands on sessions.
PARTICIPATION IN THE “FUEL YOUR DREAMS” LEADERSHIP & DEVELOPMENT CAMPS
The tuition based camp is open to ages 8-18 and college students. We are dedicate to training young people for possible careers in all facets of racing , sports & entertainment and the technology industry. Our academy will offer scholarships through the Max Siegel Youth Foundation for young people who qualify.
PROGRAM MODULE
Through connections with notable professional athletes, industry leaders and entertainment personnel, Max Siegel has the ability to connect youth with an array of amazing possibilities
UPCOMING CAMPS & LOCATIONS
Indianapolis – Motorsports – July 8-9, 2019
St Louis – Technology & Engineering*
Atlanta – Music & Motorsports*
Los Angeles – Music Business & Engineering*
Charlotte – Motorsports & Finance*
New York – Music Business*
San Diego – Business of Football*
CLASSROOM AND SIMULATIONS
Consists of at least ten hours of classroom instruction and hands-on training each week. Each camp’s schedule will be outlined as below but will be specific to each industry. (Sports & Entertainment, Music Business (both creative and business), technology and motorsports. The training will focus on the following skills/techniques:
- Driver and crew equipment
- Driver and driving safety
- Theory and methods of racing
- Spotter and crew chief responsibilities
- Understanding tire wear and performance
- Pit stop and Pit Crew roles and responsibilities
- Race Planning and preparation
- Racecar mechanics/race operations
- Racing techniques
- Simulation training
- Physical Fitness
SPEAKERS/INSTRUCTORS
- Mickey Carter, Esquire (CBS)
- Eve Wright, Esquire (VP/Unscriptd-Legal Affairs/US Sports
- Marcus Jadotte (VP/AAP Corp.)
- Kevin Warren (Minnesota Vikings)
- Antron Brown (NHRA)
- Jared Bartie, (Sports Industry Group/O’Melveny & Myers)
- Arthur McAfee (NFL)
- Matthew Bucher (Rev Racing)
- Aaron Taylor (Former NFL Player/TV Commentator)
- Coach Phil Horton (Rev Racing)
- Mark Green (Rev Racing)
Program Schedule
| Class | First Day | Second Day |
|---|---|---|
| 9 – 10 AM | Lecture | Lecture |
| 10 – 11:30 AM | Finance / Marketing | Operations |
| 11:30 – 12:30 PM | Lunch | Lunch |
| 1 – 2 PM | Physical Training | Physical Training |
| 2 – 2:30 PM | Break | Break |
| 2:30 – 3:30 PM | Driver | Pit Crew |