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Start: 04/15/2014 18:00
For more information about Collegiate's spring training and clinic, write to CollegiateAquatics@gmail.com or speak with a Collegiate coach. Our annual spring clinic and conditioning sessions will officially begin on Tuesday, April 15 and run every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday for a six week period, ending Thursday, May 24. The first five weeks are scheduled in the Central Penn Fitness Center natatorium. The last week is scheduled to move outdoors to the Latshmere Swim Club. There will be two in-water sessions each evening. Younger swimmers (generally 10 & under) will have in-water sessions each evening from 6:00-7:00 p.m. These sessions will include a greater emphasis on stroke development and basic endurance. Older/more experienced swimmers (generally 11-older) will have extended dry-land sessions on Tuesday, Thursday from 6:00-7:00 p.m. (some Saturday mornings will also be included as a part of the clinic - details TBA). Flexibility, core strength, and muscular endurance will be points of emphasis for dryland sessions. In-water sessions are scheduled each evening from 7:00-8:00 p.m. Stroke refinement, strength development, and progressively more challenging sets will be introduced as the sessions progress. More details will be provided to registered swimmers and their families via email prior to the start of the sessions. Please be sure to respond in a timely manner. We have had a great deal of interest in these sessions and may have to limit attendance - REGISTER EARLY. * * Waiver release forms are also required for participation in the spring sessions. Please be sure to complete these forms and mail along with your registration. * * | 16
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For more information about Collegiate's spring training and clinic, write to CollegiateAquatics@gmail.com or speak with a Collegiate coach. Our annual spring clinic and conditioning sessions will officially begin on Tuesday, April 15 and run every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday for a six week period, ending Thursday, May 24. The first five weeks are scheduled in the Central Penn Fitness Center natatorium. The last week is scheduled to move outdoors to the Latshmere Swim Club. There will be two in-water sessions each evening. Younger swimmers (generally 10 & under) will have in-water sessions each evening from 6:00-7:00 p.m. These sessions will include a greater emphasis on stroke development and basic endurance. Older/more experienced swimmers (generally 11-older) will have extended dry-land sessions on Tuesday, Thursday from 6:00-7:00 p.m. (some Saturday mornings will also be included as a part of the clinic - details TBA). Flexibility, core strength, and muscular endurance will be points of emphasis for dryland sessions. In-water sessions are scheduled each evening from 7:00-8:00 p.m. Stroke refinement, strength development, and progressively more challenging sets will be introduced as the sessions progress. More details will be provided to registered swimmers and their families via email prior to the start of the sessions. Please be sure to respond in a timely manner. We have had a great deal of interest in these sessions and may have to limit attendance - REGISTER EARLY. * * Waiver release forms are also required for participation in the spring sessions. Please be sure to complete these forms and mail along with your registration. * * | 17
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For more information about Collegiate's spring training and clinic, write to CollegiateAquatics@gmail.com or speak with a Collegiate coach. Our annual spring clinic and conditioning sessions will officially begin on Tuesday, April 15 and run every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday for a six week period, ending Thursday, May 24. The first five weeks are scheduled in the Central Penn Fitness Center natatorium. The last week is scheduled to move outdoors to the Latshmere Swim Club. There will be two in-water sessions each evening. Younger swimmers (generally 10 & under) will have in-water sessions each evening from 6:00-7:00 p.m. These sessions will include a greater emphasis on stroke development and basic endurance. Older/more experienced swimmers (generally 11-older) will have extended dry-land sessions on Tuesday, Thursday from 6:00-7:00 p.m. (some Saturday mornings will also be included as a part of the clinic - details TBA). Flexibility, core strength, and muscular endurance will be points of emphasis for dryland sessions. In-water sessions are scheduled each evening from 7:00-8:00 p.m. Stroke refinement, strength development, and progressively more challenging sets will be introduced as the sessions progress. More details will be provided to registered swimmers and their families via email prior to the start of the sessions. Please be sure to respond in a timely manner. We have had a great deal of interest in these sessions and may have to limit attendance - REGISTER EARLY. * * Waiver release forms are also required for participation in the spring sessions. Please be sure to complete these forms and mail along with your registration. * * | 18
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For more information about Collegiate's spring training and clinic, write to CollegiateAquatics@gmail.com or speak with a Collegiate coach. Our annual spring clinic and conditioning sessions will officially begin on Tuesday, April 15 and run every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday for a six week period, ending Thursday, May 24. The first five weeks are scheduled in the Central Penn Fitness Center natatorium. The last week is scheduled to move outdoors to the Latshmere Swim Club. There will be two in-water sessions each evening. Younger swimmers (generally 10 & under) will have in-water sessions each evening from 6:00-7:00 p.m. These sessions will include a greater emphasis on stroke development and basic endurance. Older/more experienced swimmers (generally 11-older) will have extended dry-land sessions on Tuesday, Thursday from 6:00-7:00 p.m. (some Saturday mornings will also be included as a part of the clinic - details TBA). Flexibility, core strength, and muscular endurance will be points of emphasis for dryland sessions. In-water sessions are scheduled each evening from 7:00-8:00 p.m. Stroke refinement, strength development, and progressively more challenging sets will be introduced as the sessions progress. More details will be provided to registered swimmers and their families via email prior to the start of the sessions. Please be sure to respond in a timely manner. We have had a great deal of interest in these sessions and may have to limit attendance - REGISTER EARLY. * * Waiver release forms are also required for participation in the spring sessions. Please be sure to complete these forms and mail along with your registration. * * | 19
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For more information about Collegiate's spring training and clinic, write to CollegiateAquatics@gmail.com or speak with a Collegiate coach. Our annual spring clinic and conditioning sessions will officially begin on Tuesday, April 15 and run every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday for a six week period, ending Thursday, May 24. The first five weeks are scheduled in the Central Penn Fitness Center natatorium. The last week is scheduled to move outdoors to the Latshmere Swim Club. There will be two in-water sessions each evening. Younger swimmers (generally 10 & under) will have in-water sessions each evening from 6:00-7:00 p.m. These sessions will include a greater emphasis on stroke development and basic endurance. Older/more experienced swimmers (generally 11-older) will have extended dry-land sessions on Tuesday, Thursday from 6:00-7:00 p.m. (some Saturday mornings will also be included as a part of the clinic - details TBA). Flexibility, core strength, and muscular endurance will be points of emphasis for dryland sessions. In-water sessions are scheduled each evening from 7:00-8:00 p.m. Stroke refinement, strength development, and progressively more challenging sets will be introduced as the sessions progress. More details will be provided to registered swimmers and their families via email prior to the start of the sessions. Please be sure to respond in a timely manner. We have had a great deal of interest in these sessions and may have to limit attendance - REGISTER EARLY. * * Waiver release forms are also required for participation in the spring sessions. Please be sure to complete these forms and mail along with your registration. * * |
