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Oct 29, 2009 |
Attention all you returning Fall Sports Athletes (Water Polo, Cross Country, Soccer, Football, or just Couch Potatos)!! Club Wolverine is proud to announce a new program designed to get you high school boys ready for the upcoming season.
The program is designed to give
each swimmer the individual skill and speed preparation needed to
be ready for the upcoming season at minimal cost. Each practice
will consist of about 10 to 12 minutes of warm up then 40 to 45
mins. of drills and technique instruction. Each practice will
conclude with approximately 10 mins. of short fast speed
work.
Sessions: The
week long session begin on Nov. 1st , Nov.
8th , Nov. 15th and Nov. 22nd .
Each session will be different and there will be a progression
through the 4 sessions.
Where:
The University of Michigan Canham Natatorium.
When:
Monday and Wednesday 8:20 to 9:30 PM
Tuesday and Thursday 8:00 to 9:10 PM
Coaches: The
primary coaches for this group will be Mark Hill and Scott Cameron.
Both Mark and Scott are members of the UM men’s coaching
staff. Both were collegiate swimmers and bring a wealth of
experience and knowledge to the program. Mark and Scott will be
joined by former UM swimmers: Noah Whitener, Ryan Pizza and
Matt Patton as the number of swimmers dictates.
Cost:
The cost will be $40.00 per week and will need to be paid in
advance on the Monday of each week. No athletes will be allowed to
swim until payment is received.
Each swimmer will also need to
be registered with USA Swimming. There are two options for USA
Swimming. A Full membership lasting through 2010. The cost for a
full membership is $54.00. Or a seasonal Membership of $34.00 which
is a one time membership lasting for 150 days. The USA Swimming
membership is required so that the athlete has insurance coverage.
USA membership fees will need to be paid with the first
payment.
Final
notes: Swimmers and Parent will need
to complete several documents the first night a swimmer swims.
Please plan to come early.
Space in the program is limited.















