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Yeppon 2004 Footy Camp Yeppoon 2013 Football Development Camp November 22nd, 23rd and 24th For players 11 years and over and current U16 Players only The AFL Capricornia Juniors are holding a youth football development camp for Boys and Girls to be held at the Yeppoon Active Recreation Centre, Cooee Bay, Matthew Flinders Drive, from Friday the 22nd of November to Sunday 24rd of November 2013. Cost to attend the camp will be: $150.00 (this covers all meals and accommodation at the camp plus the cost of getting our guest coach.) Once again we will be having a Guest coach from the Gold Coast Suns attending the camp to put the current bunch of youngsters through their paces on the Saturday morning. The guest coach will be taking part in the coaches seminar that afternoon. Log on to the AFL Capricornia website and have a look at the camp photos from last year’s fun and games. To log on go to www.capricornia.aflq.com.au AFL Queensland and Central Queensland University students will be conducting fitness testing and tapping of kicking techniques along with 9-a-side games, footy lectures and plenty of fun skills and drills. Attendees must be a 2013 registered player of AFL Capricornia Juniors or played football for their school and be 11 YEARS OLD and above to attend the camp. Players interested in next year’s (2014) representative football U12 & 15’s schoolboys and U14's & U16's Cyclones should attend for talent identification. We will have qualified first aid and sports trainer personnel in attendance. Please forward the completed nomination form & Indemnity form ALONG WITH THE $150.00 FEE (cash or a cheque made out to AFL Capricornia Juniors) to be received no later than Friday the 8th Of November 2013 to AFL Queensland Shop 1/250 Musgrave Street North Rockhampton QLD 4701. (If the office is unattended you may slip the registration form and payment under the door inside an envelope please) PLEASE NOTE: THAT THERE WILL BE A MAXIMUM OF 60 PLAYERS FROM THIS REGION ABLE TO ATTEND THE CAMP. At least 5 adult helpers / coaches will be needed to assist with the running of the camp, helpers will need to have a blue card and complete a registration form also. (Please note that there will be a $50 dollar fee to cover costs.) If you are interested in being an adult helper please contact Scott Smithwick at the AFLQ Office on the details provided below. Registration will be accepted on a first in, first come basis, so the earlier your paperwork along with either cash or cheque is received the better chance you have of being able to attend the camp. You will be notified by email / phone upon receipt of your registration. For further information contact: Scott Smithwick on 07 4928 8088 or 0404 986 543 or [email protected] 1 NOMINATION FORM YEPPOON 2013 FOOTY CAMP Cooee Bay Matthew Flinders Drive, Yeppoon Full name of Participant: ____________________ __________________ Address: _____________________________________________________ _____ ________________________________________________________ Age: _________________ Date of Birth: _______________________ Which Club Are You a Member of? ________________________________ Parent Names: ________________________________________ Parent Telephone: _____________ Mobile: __ ______________ Email: . Does your child require medication? Yes / No If yes! What type? ______________________________________________ When shall medication be taken and dosage requirements; _____________________________________________________________ Note; support staff will gather mobile phones carried by children after tea and given back after breakfast. We recommend not bringing phones unless it is absolutely necessary. Contact phone number for Scott (camp coordinator) is 0404 986 543 Please complete the following; I (parent / guardian print name) _____________________________ Give permission for my child to attend the 2013 AFL Capricornia Juniors Development Camp and understand if my child misbehaves I will be required to collect my child at any time requested. I authorize the camp sports trainer to administer medication if required as per the direction above. Signature; _________________________ Date / / 2013 2 INDEMNITY FORM I ……………………………………………………………………… (NAME OF PARENTS/GUARDIAN) AGREE to indemnify AFL Queensland and its servants or agents against any claims made or actions brought for damages arising from personal injury sustained by the participant named in the First Schedule during the period in which such participant named in the First Schedule is playing, travelling or participating as a member of the camp named in the Second Schedule. The Indemnity extends to both general and special damages including but not limited to damages for pain and suffering, past and future economics loss, damages for gratuitous assistance provided by a career, and medical, hospital and rehabilitation expenses. The Indemnity further extends to a claim or action for damages brought by the participant named in the First Schedule arising from the negligence, breach of contract, and/or breach or statutory duty the AFL Queensland and its servants or agents. FIRST SCHEDULE NAME OF PARTICIPANT: SECOND SCHEDULE DETAILS OF PROGRAM: 2013 Yeppoon Development Camp I have read the foregoing authority and I fully and completely understand its contents and ramifications. SIGNED: ………………………………………………….. (PARENT/GUARDIAN) DATE: …………/…………/…………….. 3 YEPPOON FOOTBALL CAMP 2013 Cooee Bay Matthew Flinders Drive, Yeppoon Players need to be at camp by 4:45pm Friday 22nd of November, 2013 Camp will finish at 12.30pm Sunday 24th of November, 2013 Personal Gear Required: Sleeping Bag Pillow Fitted single Sheets etc. Toiletries: Training Gear: 2 Towels Football Shorts &Socks Toothbrush & Toothpaste Swimmers Deodorant Training shirts/Singlets Shampoo Football Jumpers Sunscreen Soap Casual Clothes: Jeans Shorts Tracksuit T-shirt Runners Underclothes Shirts Socks PLEASE BRING YOUR OWN WATER BOTTLE Parents who attend this weekend will be required to help with supervision of children with maintaining some semblance of law & order as well as assist with filling water bottles, set up drills, Dining Room clean ups etc. 4 YEPPOON CAMP ITINERARY November 2013 Friday 22nd November 2013 5:00 Split into four groups. Room Allocation, Introduction to Camp – Staff, what to expect and what is expected! 5:30 Fitness testing: To include: Beep test, Vertical leap, 20 meter sprint and agility test with CQU. Stations: Height ,weight, Vertical jump Beep test 20 m sprint Beep test cool down 7:00 Dinner 8:00 Split into playing groups. Player pathway, Q&A 8:20 Guest speaker, Pre season + football fitness. 9:00 Supper and Free time 10:00 Lights Out 5 YEPPOON CAMP ITINERARY November 2013 Saturday 23rd November 2013 6:30am Wake up 6:45am Beach Run & Swim (Prizes to be won) 7:45am Breakfast, collection of mobile phones 8:30am Video – Kicking Left Foot/Right Foot Kicking, 15 at a time (Video – Practical) Four groups: Video Marking Handball Tackling 10:00 am Morning Tea 10:30am Skills & Drills with Gold Coast Suns coach 12:30pm Lunch 1:15pm Coaches Seminar – AFL Special guest coach from the gold coast suns as well as other guest speakers on skills and drills for the up and coming season 1:15pm Go Through kicking video with players Four Groups Kick left Kick right video Video review 6 Kicking exercises + Competition Handballing + Competition 3:30pm Afternoon Tea 4:00pm 9-aside (Coaches seminar finishes) 6:30pm Dinner 7:30pm Trivia night / skill competition revision & prizes. 9:00pm Free time 10:00pm Lights out 7 YEPPOON CAMP ITINERARY November 2013 SUNDAY 24th November 6:30am Wake Up 6:45am Recovery Session, beach Run, Stretch & Swim (Prizes to be won) 7:30am Breakfast/Pack Up 8:45am Lecture – Summer Development training & representative Football in 2013. 9:15am Lecture – Umpire department Umpiring opportunities. 9:25am Skills – Capricornia development Staff. 10:20 Morning tea 10:30am 9-aside finals 12:00pm BBQ Lunch 12:30 – 1.00pm Depart 8 YEPPOON CAMP ITINERARY COACHES SEMINAR November 2013 Yeppoon Active Recreation Centre Cooee Bay, Matthew Flinders Drive, Yeppoon SATURDAY 23rd November 1.15pm Lecture – Gold Coast Suns Coach. 2.30pm Discussion – Scott Smithwick AFLQ skills and drills for the up and coming year 3.00pm Kicking. Specific skill acquisition 4.00pm Seminar Conclusion 9 .
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