The Colorado High School Coaches Association will hold its annual track and field coaches clinic at the Red Lion Hotel, Parker Road and I-225, on February 6 and 7.
The are any number of reasons that those who coach track and field and Colorado will want to attend--the mandatory rules change briefing, an all-star slate of speakers, member awards and recognition, visiting with vendors, and renewing old acquaintances within the coaching community. For those hosting qualifying/ranking meets this spring there is also a very important session on what CHSAA will be requiring of the directors of those meets.
The roster of speakers includes such well-known names in the Colorado track and field community as Jen Michel, Jay Johnson, Matt Hemingway, Jim Banich, Pat Manson, and Melody Fairchild--each speaking within their realm of expertise. Speakers will cover topics from muscle activation, to applying speed to 1600 and 3200 training, to shot put technique, to off-season distance training, to multi-event and 400 training and most everything in between.
Colorado coaches must be a member of the association to attend. Annual membership is $70 and the pre-registration cost for the clinic is $40. Those registering at the door will be charged $50 for the clinic. Sessions begin at 5 PM at Friday and continue through about noon on Saturday. A continental breakfast will be hosted by the CHSCA at 7:30 AM on Saturday.
The Red Lion Inn has a special room rate of $89 for coaches if you call and reserve before January 23.
For more information, please go the the Colorado High School Coaches Association web site at www.colohsca.org.
The Colorado High School Coaches Association will hold its annual track and field coaches clinic at the Red Lion Hotel, Parker Road and I-225, on February 6 and 7.
The are any number of reasons that those who coach track and field and Colorado will want to attend--the mandatory rules change briefing, an all-star slate of speakers, member awards and recognition, visiting with vendors, and renewing old acquaintances within the coaching community. For those hosting qualifying/ranking meets this spring there is also a very important session on what CHSAA will be requiring of the directors of those meets.