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2003
Northwest Volleyball Camps
Presented
by Northwest Juniors Volleyball Club and
Bellevue Community College
Volleyball
Sponsored
by Adidas
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All
Northwest Volleyball Camp participants will receive a
2003
NW Volleyball Camp
Tee-shirt Register
by May 31st, 2003 and receive a Baden Camp Ball |
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Camp
Director
Tony
Miranda: Head
Volleyball Coach Bellevue Community College and Director
Northwest Juniors Volleyball Club. 2002 NWAACC Coach of the
Year, 2001 and 2002 NWAACC Northern
Division Coach of the Year. Two years as assistant coach for
Seattle Pacific University (1999 & 2000). Six years Head
Varsity High School Coach (1993-1998), former Asst. Coach
Highline CC. 12 Years club volleyball coach, CAP 1 &
IMPACT Certified, Over 10 years camp experience; guest coach,
University of Oregon Volleyball Camps.
Instructors
Camp
staff will be comprised of the Bellevue Community College
Volleyball team and local experienced camp/high school/ college coaches.
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CAMP
DETAILS
How
is it Organized?
On the
first day of the camp all players will participate in
testing and skill-work. Using the results, campers
will be placed in an appropriate skill group. This skill
group will progress through all volleyball skills and team
skills together. We strive to keep a 10 to 1 player to
coach ratio for all of our camps.
What
to bring to camp
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Volleyball
clothing, we recommend: T-shirt, shorts, Sweats,
volleyball shoes (No black-soled running shoes, please),
knee-pads
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Sack
Lunch and snacks
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Money
for store items :-)
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A
Positive Learning Attitude!!!
Check-in
and Camp End
All campers must
check-in beginning 45 minutes prior to the listed starting
time the first day of camp.
Cancellations
A
full refund less a $50.00 clerical fee will be refunded
without question up to two weeks prior to the camp. After
the two week grace period, a full refund, less the $50.00,
will be given for medical reasons only. Requests for
refunds for medical reasons must be accompanied by a signed
excuse from your physician. No exceptions! Campers who must
leave during the camp due to illness or injury will receive
a pro-rated refund based on number of days attended.
Campers asked to leave due to disciplinary reasons will not
receive a refund
How
To Register Send
your registration or a $50 deposit to get registered and/or
hold your spot. Two ways to register: 1) Print out the registration form below, fill
it out, and mail it to our office with a check, VISA, or MC
number; 2) Fill out the form and fax it to our office
(425-869-0165) -- only if paying with a
Visa or Master Card. Registrations
are taken on a first come first served basis. Most camps
fill early, so don’t delay.
Print out a Camp Form for
Mailing or Faxing (Word Doc)
Typical
Daily Schedule
There will also be
snack and drink breaks throughout the day as needed, so
campers are encouraged to bring nutritional snacks as
well.
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Camp
#1: Middle/High
School Camp (grades 7-12) July
8 -- July
11, Bellevue Community College
9:00
am to 5:00 pm, $160
INDIVIDUAL/TEAM
SKILLS CAMP
This
camp has room for up to 60 Campers This
full-day camp spends a great deal of time on individual
skill development. The ultimate goal is for each athlete to
dramatically improve her level of play before tryouts for
their school season. Areas that are heavily emphasized are
ball control, movement skills, attack footwork and arm swing
development. There will also be time spent on the team
concepts of team defense, serve-receive offense, and
transition defense/offense. Mental aspect of the game as
well as forums on recruiting and weight-training are
included . For the younger athlete, an emphasis/review
of individual skill-work will replace sessions in the weight
room and on recruiting.
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Camp
#2: Middle/High
School Camp (grades 7-12) July
28 -- July 31, Site TBA
9:00
am to 5:00 pm, $160
INDIVIDUAL/TEAM
SKILLS CAMP
This
camp has room for up to 45 Campers This
full-day camp spends a great deal of time on individual
skill development. The ultimate goal is for each athlete to
dramatically improve her level of play before tryouts for
their school season. Areas that are heavily emphasized are
ball control, movement skills, attack footwork and arm swing
development. There will also be time spent on the team
concepts of team defense, serve-receive offense, and
transition defense/offense. Mental aspect of the game as
well as forums on recruiting and weight-training are
included . For the younger athlete, an emphasis/review
of individual skill-work will replace sessions in the weight
room and on recruiting.
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Camp
#3: High
School Elite Camp (grades 8-12) August
18 -- 21, Bellevue Community College
9:00
am to 5:00 pm, $160
INDIVIDUAL/TEAM
SKILLS CAMP
This
camp has room for up to 60 Campers
This
is our most popular camp and is for
Elite Athletes
that will play on
their varsity teams in the fall. A letter of recommendation
from you high school or club coach is REQUIRED.
This camp is popular because it is the week before the
beginning of the High School Season (August 25th) and gives
serious volleyball players a head start on their high school
seasons. This
camp is similar to the individual skill camps, only it is designed for the intermediate to advanced volleyball
player. In addition to the basic skill-building
featured in our individual camps this camp will go a step further and
emphasize advanced attacking, blocking, serving ,and
defense; as well as advanced team offensive systems and
defensive systems . With
the higher skill-level of campers, more team and game play
will be emphasized in this camp. Campers will
spend morning sessions on advanced individual skill
development and afternoon sessions will emphasize game-play
and team strategies. An additional feature of this camp will be advanced
training sessions on improving Speed, Agility and Quickness;
leadership, recruiting, and a session in the weight room. The camp will conclude with a camp-wide tournament.
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Contact Info:
Please call Tony Miranda at (425) 497-1051 or email
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