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Upcoming 2010 Ashland Optimist Cross country Camp:  Primarily for 6th through 12th grades (grade in the fall).

It's not too late to sign-up!!!

When:  June 21 - 25, 2010 7:30 -11:00 am
Where: Optimist Building
Who: John Travlos, Chris Drury and Crystal Branch
What:  All athletes are welcome to receive instruction, work on conditioning for fall sports and have a great time!!!
How Much:  Fee is $15.00 which includes instruction and a T-shirt 

Schedule

Monday - Simeon Wright was a two-time state champion cross country runner in high school.  He was also an All-American and Academic All-American runner at Iowa State University and a member of the 1994 Iowa State NCAA National Championship Men's Cross Country Team.  Simeon will discuss his experiences from his start in running to his current running efforts.  Alicia Lange, physical therapist with Peak Performance in Ashland, will also discuss proper stretching techniques.

Tuesday - Amanda (Bales) Dunne was an All-American and Academic All-American runner at the University of Missouri.  She was recently named the All-Decade Women's Cross Country Runner at the University.  Amanda is now a physical therapist with Peak Performance in Columbia.  She will speak on distance running vs. sprinting and working on improving speed.

Wednesday - Blake Austin is a former top distance runner at Southern Boone and currently running for Lindenwood College.  Blake will share his experiences with running and spend the day with the athletes.

Thursday - Robin Bullard, with Southern Boone County Schools, will speak on nutrition for runners.

Friday - Larry Young is a two-time Olympic medalist in race-walking (50K).  Larry will share his experiences in finding his distance event and becoming a U.S. Champion and Olympic medalist.


 Speakers will include:
Physical Therapist
Past Southern Boone Athletes
Division 1 Athletes
Olympians

Activities will inlcude:  Stretching, running, Pool Workout, running, Scavenger Hunt, running, Obstacle Course, running and much much more!

For Cross Country activities information, contact John Travlos at jtravlos@centurytel.net

Click Camp Flyer icon below to download and/or print


Document
The Eagle Running Club

 

The Eagle Running Club has begun training for the summer.  Weekly meetings for those who can attend are held on Wed. mornings.  Check the blog for more details on meetings and daily trining recommendations.  After teh first week coach Drury reports 50 runners reporting mileage and 753 miles run by the group. 
 

The Eagle Running Club is open to all members of the Ashland Community with an interest in running. We will conduct weekly group runs and will post daily workouts to http://eaglerunning.blogspot.com/

 

This is a great opportunity for all athletes to prepare themselves for the 2010-2011 sports season, particularly Cross Country athletes. But all athletes are welcome.

 

Members of the Eagle Running Club will have the opportunity to earn 500, 300 and 100 mile shirts. The time frame for keeping track of mileage for the shirts is Memorial Day to Monday, September 6th. This is

14 weeks. In order to receive a 500 mile shirt, one would need to average 36 miles. In order to receive a 300 mile shirt, one would have to average 21 miles a week. In order to receive a 100 mile shirt you must average 7.5 miles a week.

 

Please keep in mind that you must EXCEED the mileage goal in order to get a shirt. For example, if a runner accumulates 340 miles then they get a 300 mile shirt. Also, if you have to average more than 5 miles more than the mileage recommended the last four weeks, you must settle for a lower mileage shirt. I don’t want anyone getting hurt!

 

It will be up to the individual athletes to email me their mileage totals for the week. In order to qualify for a shirt you and your parents must email your weekly mileage to me for recording purposes. You must do this by Sunday night each week. My email address is cdrury02@yahoo.com

 

Parents, teachers, coaches and other members of the community are more than welcome to be part of the Eagle Running Club. I will keep track of your mileage as well and give you an opportunity to win a 100, 300 or 500 mile club shirt.


 
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