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2003 AAF High School Track & Field Coaches Clinic Series
All Clinics Are Absolutely Free for all coaches
Level 1 Clinics
January 11, 2003 - Mt. San Antonio College
& - February 8, 2003 - Mt. Carmel High School
Advanced/Hot Topics Clinic
January 25, 2003
Mt. San Antonio College
Jan Johnson, America's top Prep Pole Vault Coach and safety expert in
that event area - Ron Allice USC Coach who restored the Trojans to Track
prominence (3rd NCAA Women 2002, 11th NCAA Men) - Steve Scott - American
Mile Record Holder 3:47.69 for twenty years and former Upland HS star,
now Coach at Cal State San Marcos, some of the headliners in the Annual
AAF Series of Track & Field Series of Clinics - Free to all who take
part
Ron Allice, Director of Track and Field for the USC Trojans; American
mile record holder, Steve Scott; former world record holder in the pole
vault, Jan Johnson; two time World Cup Champion in the long jump, Larry
Myricks; USA 2000 Olympic coach for the women’s horizontal jumps,
Dr. Ernie Gregoire; Bob Cooms of the 2002 California State Track Champions,
Bakersfield; and Robert Budke, throws coach at Arroyo Grande High School,
are just a sampling of the speakers who will be presenting at this winter’s
AAF Track & Field Clinics, which once again will be presented free
for all coaches who would like to attend due to the great support of the
Amateur Athletic Foundation of Los Angeles.
Not only are all of the clinics presented free but also each coach who
completes the full day will receive a free copy on the 250 page AAF Track
& Field Coaching Manual-widely regarded as the finest coaching manual
available anywhere for high school track and field.
There will be two Level 1 clinics presented in January and February, where
not only will the basics of training and technique be covered in all seven
broad event areas but also additional sessions in will be offered general
weight training, relay success and “Hands-On Taping” and injury
prevention.
There will also be one Advanced Level clinic that will focus on in depth
advanced theory and techniques in every track and field area.
The two Level 1 clinics will be held at Mt. SAC College in Walnut on Saturday,
January 11, and Mt. Carmel High School near San Diego on February 8, and
the Advanced Hot Topics Clinic will be held at Mt. SAC College on Saturday,
January 25.
Not only will all clinics are absolutely free to all coaches who would
like to attend but also our exclusive AAF clinic vendor, Venue Sports,
will be presenting to the first 150 coaches who pre-register a great free
gift on the day of the clinic.
The Level 1 clinics will follow the same popular format that more than
500 coaches enjoyed last winter with a short opening keynote session for
all coaches beginning at 9:00 AM, followed by coaches having the choice
from 10:00 to 12:00 of attending one of nine separate sessions—one
for each broad event area: sprints, hurdles, distances, throws, high jump,
long and triple jump, pole vault—and special sessions for “Creating
Advanced Periodized Training Plans” and “Developing a Full
Track Program With Only One Paid Position”.
Beginning after lunch at 1:00 PM, all of the earlier morning sessions
will be repeated, except for the throws and distance sessions, which will
be continuations of the earlier sessions.
At 3:00 PM, all field sessions will be completed, and there will be one
final round of clinic sessions, which will feature a special injury prevention
lecture and “Hands On Taping” demonstrations with Andy Paulin,
head trainer at Mt. SAC College, as well as sessions on “Olympic
Lifting”, “Relay Success”, and “Organizing a Strength
Program Without Using a Weight Room”.
Although all lectures and sessions are updated every year, coaches who
previously attended an AAF clinic may choose to come for just the middle
portion of the clinic schedule for the field sessions to pick up expertise
in other event areas.
Ron Allice, who enjoyed unparalleled success while at Long Beach City
College before taking on the position of Director of Track and Field at
USC seven years ago and leading the Trojan women to a national championship
and the Trojan men to three of the past four Pac 10 Championships, will
deliver the keynote address at the Hot Topics Advanced Clinic on January
25.
Following the keynote, will be a wide variety of advanced sessions in
all areas.
Allice will do another session on relays.
Former world record holder in the pole vault, Jan Johnson, will do two
sessions on the vault; Larry Myricks, two tme World Cup Champion in the
long jump, will lead afternoon sessions in that event, and Dr. Ernie Gregoire,
2000 USA Olympic coach for the women’s horizontal jumps, will deliver
two sessions on the triple jump.
Robert Budke, whose Arroyo Grande throwers have enjoyed unparalleled success
over the past decade, will team with John Amneus for an entire day of
throwing sessions.
The distances will be covered by American record holder in the mile, Steve
Scott; UCLA men’s and women’s cross country and distance coach,
Eric Peterson; and coach of the 2001 state cross country champions at
Canyon High School, Dave DeLong.
Bob Coons of Bakersfield will talk about building a state championship
track and field team and about the aspects of developing a plan to bring
the average athlete along over four years so he can compete at the highest
level possible.
There will also be several advanced sessions on high jump, sprints, and
hurdles.
2003 AAF High School Track & Field Coaches Clinic Series
All Clinics Are Absolutely Free for all coaches
Level 1 Clinics
January 11, 2003 - Mt. San Antonio College
& - February 8, 2003 - Mt. Carmel High School
Advanced/Hot Topics Clinic
January 25, 2003
Mt. San Antonio College
2003 AAF Track & Field Clinic--LEVEL 1 Schedule
January 11-Mt. San Antonio College-Walnut February 8-Mt. Carmel High School-San
Diego
8:00 - 8:30 Registration
8:30 - 9:00 Welcome, Introductions & Clinic Directions
9:00 - 9:50 Keynote--”winning Isn’t Everything, It’s
the...”
10:00 - 12:00 Level 1 Classroom & On the Track Instruction (Choose
one of these nine options)
Sprints – (Same Session Will Be Repeated In Afternoon )
Hurdles - (Same Session Will Be Repeated In Afternoon )
Long jump/Triple Jump - (Same Session Will Be Repeated In Afternoon )
High Jump - (Same Session Will Be Repeated In Afternoon)
Pole Vault - (Same Session Will Be Repeated In Afternoon)
Advanced Periodization Coordinating & Planning Training - (Same Session
Will Be Repeated In Afternoon)
Running A Full Track Program With Only One Paid Coach - (Morning Session
Only)
Distances - Part I - (Part II Will Be Presented in Afternoon)
Throws - Part I Shot Put - (Discus Will Be Presented in Afternoon )
Running A Full Track Program
12:00 - 1:00 Lunch
1:00 - 3:00 Level 1 Classroom & On the Track Instruction (Choose a
second area session)
3:10 - 4:30 (Choose from one of these four options)
“Hands-On Taping & Injury Prevention” or
“Relay Success” or
“General Strength Training Without A Weight Room” or
“Olympic Lifting Techniques and Workout Design”
4:30 Turn in Evaluations And Recieve Free AAF Track & Field Manual
2003 AAF Hot Topics/Advanced Clinic
“In Depth Sessions In Every Major Event Area ”
Mt. San Antonio College - January 25, 2003 “Superclinic Saturday”
8:00 AM - Registration - 9:00 AM - Clinic Keynote
Keynote Speaker:
Ron Alice
University of Southern California - 2001 NCAA Champions
And Featuring these coaches and many more...
Ö Jan Johnson-Former World Record Holder and Olympic Medalist in
Pole Vault
- Eric Peterson-UCLA
- Steve Scott-American Mile Record Holder & Cal State San Marcos Coach
- Robert Budke-Arroyo Grande HS Throws Coach
- Bob Coons-Bakersfield HS- 2002 California State Track Champions
- Dave DeLong-Canyon HS - 2001 State Cross Country Champions
2003 AAF High School Track & Field Clinic Series
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PO Box 61
Beverly Hills, CA 90213
Phone: 310-204-1988 Fax: 310-204-1901
Please Place A Check In The Box Next To Each Clinic You Plan to Attend!
Level 1 - Mt. San Antonio
Jan. 11, 2003
Level 1 - Mt. Carmel HS
Feb. 8, 2003
Advanced/Hot Topics
Mt. SAC-Jan. 25, 2003
To Register for any one of the clinics, complete this registration form
and mail to:
Name:
Street:
City, State, Zip:
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Free For All Coaches!
- You may attend one, two or all three clinics--all for free!
- This great clinic series is being sponsored by the Amateur Athletic
Foundation of Los Angeles.
- There is absolutely no registration fee!
- Any adult may attend--you do not have to be an official high school
coach!
College Credit Available!!!
Loyola Marymount University will be offering units of post-baccalaureate
credit for coaches who attend this clinic!
For Additional Clinic
Information....
Tim O’Rourke Daytime .....626-444-9201 - Evening .....626-914-2794
Jacqueline Hansen Daytime .....323-730-4618
Ken Reeves Daytime .....805-640-4343
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