The info is now online!
http://grfx.cstv.com/photos/schools/was ... sFlyer.pdfU-DUB Track and Field Clinics
FEATURING
UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON TRACK & FIELD EVENT COACHES
WHAT: Basic technical instruction for track and field.
WHEN: Fall Session: November 5th through December 17th (Excluding Nov 24th)
Basic skills and mechanics
Winter Session: January 7th through March 4th
Continued basic skills and mechanics, with intro to advanced techniques
Both Sessions: Wednesday Nights 6:30-9:00pm
(Please arrive no earlier than 6:30 as our teams will be practicing until that time.
Also please check the website before each clinic to verify that no changes have
been made.)
WHERE: The Dempsey Indoor Practice Facility at the University of Washington in
Seattle, WA. Parking is available, but not provided.
WHO: Open to all ages and abilities (including first timers). Coaches
Are also welcome to observe no charge.
COST: Fall Session: $100
Winter Session $150
All proceeds will benefit the Husky Track & Field program. Payable at the
clinic, cash or check made out to Husky Track.
WHAT TO BRING: Athletic clothing and shoes, (some equipment will be provided, however
athletes are encouraged to bring their own when possible).
DIRECTIONS: From I-5 North or South: Take 520 East. Exit Montlake Blvd. Turn Left onto
Montlake Blvd. Turn right at the traffic light in front of the Football Stadium.
From 405: Take 520 West. Exit Montlake Blvd. Turn right onto Montlake
Blvd. Turn right at the traffic light in front of the Football Stadium.
PARKING: Most participants will park in the E-12 lot within Husky Stadium (enter via
Montlake Blvd). The cost for parking in E-12 is $4.00 and must be purchased at
Gate 8 upon entering the stadium. Additional parking is available within the E-
1 parking lot located off Montlake Blvd for the same rate of $4.00. (Continue
driving North on Montlake, you will see it on your right just beyond the athletic
complexes).
COACHES: Jumps: Pat Licari at 206-685-7429 /
licari@u.washington.edu Throws: Reedus Thurmond 206-616-8086 /
throwfar@u.washington.edu
but it's very hard when you sprained your ankle competing at the beginning of the summer and you've finally been released to compete again