Indianapolis Colts quarterback Andrew Luck has become a great role model for Indiana's youth.  This summer, he will host a trio of free camps in conjunction with Indiana University Health. 

The "Change The Play" camps will be held in June in Evansville, Fort Wayne and South Bend.  There will be six stations at each event focussing on staying active and making healthy choices.  

Experts from IU Health's Riley Hospital for Children will join Luck to teach various wellness principles.  Registration officially opens for each camp tomorrow.

Luck led the Colts to the playoffs each of his first three seasons and was named a Pro Bowler each time.  He set an NFL record for most passing yards in the first three years of a career 12,688 yards.  

In 2014, Luck led the league with 40 touchdowns while also throwing for 4,761 yards.  Last eason, he only played in seven games after suffering a partially torn abdominal muscle that would end his season.

Indianapolis originally selected Luck first overall in the 2011 NFL Draft out of Stanford.  He led the Cardinal to unprecedented heights and twice finished as runner-up for the Heisman Trophy.

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