#76 SEVEN reasons for Summer Lessons or camp
- Christy | the Practice Pro
- Jul 4, 2022
- 6 min read
Updated: Jun 3

By Christy | The Practicing Pro
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We all have experienced it. Being on top of the world after a big year of learning, practice, and growth. The HIGH after an amazing year-end concert. Big dreams and new goals bubbling in our minds we are already making for next year.
THEN….summer hits. Summer sports, the beach calling to us, family and friends visiting, vacations, day trips, new adventures, and projects - IT’S ALL SO FUN! On the flip side too after the routines are thrown out the window, like bedtime, homework, and practice time…the tension can start rising between parents and children as the summer progresses.
But wait, what about your daily practice routine you worked so hard on developing all year and what about all of the progress you made?
The summer rusties start to set in like the tin man in the woods in Wizard of Oz. Where is Dorthy with her oil can!
Last time we talked about two things that you can do to keep up your summer practicing going and some resources for keeping it fresh. These two things really DO help when you focus on them, and they are not hard so you can do them. If you missed that go back to #75 and take a read or take listen.
Today though let's talk about how to combat losing your momentum and keeping up your practice during summer by attending summer lessons or a music camp.
I have been teaching for over 30 years. I have found that it's simply NOT worth it to pass up on summer lessons or a summer camp when studying music lessons for these SEVEN reasons.

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