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Training Aspects Jr Warrior Summer Camp: Open House 6/14/2026

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Update*** Camp is Full – Jr Warrior Summer Camp Open House & Registration

The response from local families has been incredible. The JR Ninja Warrior Boxing Camp is now fully booked with all 20 camper spots filled. This Open House is exclusively for registered and paid camp families, providing an opportunity to meet the coaches, tour the facility, and learn more about the exciting summer ahead. Campers will enjoy a unique combination of boxing training, Ninja Warrior-style fitness challenges, athletic development, and fun team activities designed to build confidence, discipline, and overall fitness. We look forward to welcoming our camp families on Sunday, June 14th at 11:00 AM and kicking off an unforgettable summer of training at Training Aspects.

Training Aspects is hosting an Open House for the JR Ninja Warrior Boxing Camp on Sunday, June 14th at 11:30 AM in Voorhees, NJ. Families will have the opportunity to meet the coaches, tour the facility, and experience live demonstrations of the boxing drills, agility training, and Ninja style training that make this camp one of South Jersey’s most exciting summer programs for kids ages 9–13.

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The JR Warrior Camp is designed to help young athletes improve confidence, coordination, fitness, discipline, and overall athletic performance in a fun and supportive environment. Whether your child plays sports year round or simply needs an active and positive summer experience, this camp delivers the perfect mix of fitness, teamwork, and skill-building.

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With camp enrollment limited to just 20 participants, spots are filling and families attending the Open House will have the chance to reserve their child’s place before registration closes. If you’re in Voorhees, Cherry Hill, Marlton, Medford, Sewell, or surrounding South Jersey towns, this is a great opportunity to see why Training Aspects is a fit for your kid.

Join us Sunday, June 14th from 11:30 AM – 1:00 PM and learn more about the JR Ninja Warrior Boxing Camp.

Our address: Training Aspects 601 Laurel Oak Road, Voorhees Twp NJ 08043 (located inside the Flyers Training Center)

Link for full camp details and registration form are available below.

 

Summer Jr Ninja Warrior Boxing Camp in Voorhees, NJ


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