Confidence
Helping girls notice their strengths and build a more supportive inner voice.
Behind the purple curtain
So, what exactly is Camp Ultraviolet?
Camp Ultraviolet is a confidence-building program for girls ages 7–13, created by Kelly Hobbs, CMPC®, that pairs age-appropriate mental performance skills with movement, friendship and fun.
Growing brighter together.
The idea
Mental skills, taught in a way that still feels like camp.
Leadership
Learning how to lead, communicate and contribute to a team.
Growth mindset
Practicing how to respond to mistakes, challenge and change.
Healthy movement
Exploring fun, positive ways to move and care for the body.
Goal setting
Turning hopes and dreams into clear next steps.
Friendship
Creating a supportive environment where individuality and connection can both thrive.
What to expect
A full day of movement, learning and connection.
Start connected. Then move.
Camp begins with a craft and morning huddle. From there, girls move through activities like barre, Pilates, dance or another form of physical activity, then shift into the core mental-training lesson for the day.
Try, reset and finish strong.
Afternoons may include figure skating or another physical activity depending on the camp location. Campers then cool down with mindful movement such as stretching or Pilates before wrapping up the day together.
How to prepare
Pack for movement. Bring an open mind.
Exact details vary by location, and registered campers receive a full packing list before camp.
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Lunch + plenty of snacks
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Refillable water bottle
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Yoga mat or towel
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Running shoes
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Stretchy athletic clothing
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Hoodie or light jacket
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For skating camps: warm layers, gloves and socks
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Most importantly: an open mind and open heart
The story behind CUV
Born from sport psychology. Built around girlhood.
Kelly layered age-appropriate mental performance skills into the kind of athletic summer camp experience she loved growing up. Camp Ultraviolet first launched as a week-long camp in Nashville and has continued to expand with new locations and formats.
The goal has stayed the same: build girls up, celebrate individuality and remind them that working together helps everyone succeed.