Bella Vista "Field & Track" Pole Vault Clinic
WHAT
Bella Vista Track and Field POLE VAULT CLINIC
Clinic will be limited to 20 vaulters only - first come basis
Learn how to maximize your vaulting performance utilizing gymnastics equipment and teaching aids designed specificallly for pole vaulting. Areas of emphasis include:
*Correct run mechanics
*How to incorporate the "free takeoff" into your vault
*How to "load" rather than "bend" a pole
*How to turn up and get to vertical on a fully loaded pole
*Feel the swing dynamics of getting to vertical and zero gravity during the vault
*Filming and computer aided performance analysis
WHEN
Saturday April 23, 2005 - 9am to 3pm
WHAT TO BRING
Track spikes, your poles, clothing suitable for weather conditions, food and your favorite drink. If you cannot bring poles, you can use Bella Vista poles however, if you break a pole, you will be required to replace it.
REQUIRED ABILITY LEVEL
This clinic is designed for the serious athlete who already has a good understanding of pole vaulting and wants to improve their skill level. It is not designed for beginners. To achieve maximum benefit from this clinic, vaulters should have at least the following consistent PR's:
*Female vaulters - consistent PR 8' or higher
*Male vaulters - consistent PR of 10' or higher
COACHING STAFF
Clay Taft - Bella Vista HS Vault Coach
Tom Shuler - Granite Bay HS Vault Coach
Wade Nichols - Casa Roble HS Vault Coach
plus assistance from top male and female vaulters in our area
COST
$100.00 - Checks should be made payable to Bella Vista Track and Field. Full payment is due prior to start of the clinic.
LIABILITY RELEASE
Parents will be required to sign a San Juan School District Waiver in order for their athlete to participate in this clinic. If you athlete uses Bella Vista poles, you will be required to sign an agreement to replace the pole in the event that the pole is broken.
QUESTIONS
Contact Clay Taft - Bella Vista Vault Coach
clay@psyber.com
(916) 965-6040
also, LPVG on pvp (here)
http://www.bvtrack.com - link will soon be up
Clay and Tom have been considering doing a clinic for a while, and this year they decided to actually have one. Bella Vista has an excellent all weather track and facility dedicated to pole vault (featuring collegiate-sized pits and rope swing). Among the most innovative coaches that I know, Clay has devised many, many drills to help athletes succeed in pole vaulting. This clinic is definitely worth coming to!
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Just to clarify it a bit....Bella Vista HS is in Fair Oaks, CA (in Sacramento).
Clay will be talking about it at the Bronco Invitational this Saturday at BV, so if you are going to be there and are interested, come check out our set up and I'm sure that he would be happy to answer any questions that you have about it.
The money that is made by doing this clinic will go towards supporting BVPV, since we all know that our event is an expensive one to maintain.
(if any of you are in CA school districts, particularly San Juan, you really can understand what I'm saying about there not being any money)
Clay will be talking about it at the Bronco Invitational this Saturday at BV, so if you are going to be there and are interested, come check out our set up and I'm sure that he would be happy to answer any questions that you have about it.
The money that is made by doing this clinic will go towards supporting BVPV, since we all know that our event is an expensive one to maintain.
(if any of you are in CA school districts, particularly San Juan, you really can understand what I'm saying about there not being any money)
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