Peak Performance
The body in motion.
Oct 19 - 23 or Oct 26 - 30 · 5 days, 10 AM - 1 PM

A high-energy week where children investigate how the human body moves, fuels itself, recovers and performs through hands-on medical challenges.
$350 per child
Early bird $315
Early bird ends in 13 days
For ages 7-9
- Motion Mode: ON!
- Athlete Rescue Squad
- Energy Engine: Unlocking Your Body's Power
Motion Mode: ON!
What makes every step, jump, and throw possible? Explore how muscles pull on bones, how you stay balanced, and how your brain tracks every move. Ft. The Human Crane Challenge, where kids hold blocks in trickier positions each round and discover why weight held far from the body feels so much heavier.
Athlete Rescue Squad
What happens when an athlete gets hurt? Find out how sports doctors spot injuries, why protecting your brain matters, and how athletes get back in the game. Ft. The Rookie Sideline Squad, where kids check three athletes before a big tournament and spot sprains, tiredness, and head injuries. Along the way they learn the golden rule: when in doubt, sit it out.
Energy Engine: Unlocking Your Body's Power
Follow food and oxygen on their journey to your cells and uncover the hidden systems that keep your muscles going. Ft. The Mitochondria Rescue Mat, where kids race glucose and oxygen to the cell's powerhouse and watch cellular respiration come alive. Plus, Build the Athlete's Fuel Plan, where scenario cards challenge kids to plan pre and post workout meals based on what each food does for the body.
Fuel Lab: Food, Water & Game Day Power
Become nutrition scientists exploring proteins, carbs, fats, vitamins, hydration, and allergies, and see how the right fuel boosts performance. Ft. The Nutrient Detective Files, where kids open patient evidence envelopes and use clues and lab results to find the missing vitamin or mineral. Watch out for the twist!
Mission Med Team: Crack the Case!
Think like a real medical team and use evidence to solve Noah's case, connecting energy, blood flow, nutrition, and recovery. Ft. Noah's Full Medical Simulation, where teams rotate through four stations, collect clues, and build a plan to get Noah back on his feet.









