Get to Know – Bounce

He’s been a counselor at Sugar Bay for 6 months now and is the King of Body-Boarding… 

Not sure why….

But they call him;

BOUNCE!

Maybe it’s because of the spring in his step or the way he bounces back on his board every time a wave knocks him down. 

But yip, he’s Bounce, and a pretty cool body-boarding Pro Counselor (PC) he is indeed. 

It’s no secret that Bounce’s favourite Sugar Bay activity is body-boarding… How else would he earn the title as “Body-Boarding PC”?

Yes, Bounce is very passionate about body-boarding. He loves it when the sun rises at Sugar Bay so that he can hit the beach and do what he does best.

Another thing he loves?

 

The Alfredo at camp too. 

When we asked him to describe himself in 3 words; 

Bounce used “Funny, Weird and Random”. 

“I’m funny and always making people laugh” he admits with a few chuckles. 

 

Bounce’s most memorable Sugar Bay camp was Ridiculousness week, held earlier in January this year. 

“I really enjoyed all the wipeouts that week and really bonded with campers that week,” he said.
Bounce’s favourite part of his job is being at the beach everyday and having fun with kids while working. 

Inspired by fellow counselors Javelin and Lollipop, whom Bounce reveals “supports him in everything he does and never loses faith in him”, Bounce says all he wants to do is be a positive role model for younger people.

If we didn’t convince Bounce to take this interview with us… Any idea where the young lad would be?

“-The beach of course!” 

Here's more about Bounce our Body-Boarding PC:


That's it for this week friends. Stay tuned until next week so that you can get to know more about another one of your favourite Sugar Bay camp counselors.

Bounce and the rest of our counselors at Sugar Bay are looking forward to make new friends with all of you. We'd be delighted for you to join our team and one day become a Sugar Bay Counselor. Take a look at our Themed Holiday Camp Playlist to get a sneak peak of just how much fun our counselors and kids have together and also how our counselors view camp. If you want to be a Sugar Bay counselor too, head over to our website and book online for our CIT course. To view the finer details and prices, check out our rates and dates.



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