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Or Call (03) 9415 6112 BRING YOUR TEAM and TRAIN TOGETHER Prepare for 2015 and Start the Year of Strongly LEARN THE SAME TRAINING METHODS OF NBA STARS IMPACT ALUMNI OVER 2000 PLAYERS TO COLLEGE - OVER 200 PLAYERS TO NBA Blake Griffin Kawhi Leonard John Wall Kevin Garnett Dwight Howard Rudy Gay Joakim Noah Jared Dudley Tyson Chandler Ricky Rubio Jeremy Lin Tayshaun Prince Chris Bosh Paul Pierce BLAKE GRIFFIN IMPACT CLIENT Over 100 NBA Clients “IT’S MORE THAN A BASKETBALL CAMP” UNLIKE ANY CAMP YOU WOULD HAVE EXPERIENCED VENUES: MELBOURNE - SYDNEY - BRISBANE - ADELAIDE - PERTH - AUCKLAND HELD IN CONJUNCTION WITH MORNINGTON BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION JANUARY 14th to 16th - MORNINGTON SECONDARY COLLEGE Session 1 : 8:30am to Noon and/or Session 2: 1:00pm to 4:30pm HEAD COACH - AVI MEYERSON DIRECTOR OF COACHING IMPACT ASIA PACIFIC WITH GUEST COACH TIM REINHARDT FROM IMPACT LAS VEGAS Tim has worked with many of Impacts biggest NBA & College stars. Register Online at www.impactasiapacific.com.au Or Call (03) 9415 6112 BRING YOUR TEAM AND TRAIN TOGETHER Prepare for 2015 and start the year of strongly. Special team discount for 5 or more Breakers Players from the same team. ONLY $100ea. PRESENTED WITH CAMP FEATURES Intense NBA style Impact training drills. Impact Performance Training system to improve, balance, speed, flexibility, functional strength. Game situations to improve game performance. Unique drills never before seen in Australia. www.impactasiapacific.com.au A camp experience like no other. Not to be missed. US College Information & Pathways information. VENUES: Mornington Secondary College January 14th to 16th $165.00 Attend Morning session 8:30am to Noon or Afternoon session 1:00pm to 4:30pm Players can attend both sessions but afternoon session will be the same as the morning. SPECIAL DISCOUNT FOR MORNINGTON REPRESENTATIVE PLAYERS . WHEN REGISTERING SIMPLY MENTION YOU PLAY FOR BREAKERS TO RECEIVE A $40 DISCOUNT. ONLY $125 BREAKERS TEAMS OF 5 or MORE PLAYERS ONLY $100 ea BASKETBALL CAMP REGISTRATION Register online at www.impactasiapacific.com.au OR call (03) 9415 6112 OR fill in the below form and post to PO Box 4116, Balwyn East Vic I wish to attend the Mornington Camp . Morning Session Afternoon Session (Please circle) Player(s) Name___________________________ Age______ Birth date ____/____/____ T Shirt $15 Reversible $30 Size XS S M L XL XXL Address______________________________________________________ City__________________ State_______ Post code________ Parent/guardian name_________________________________________ Phone (Mbl)________________ Phone (h)_______________ Email________________________________________________________ Rep Team. ________________________ Is there any medical condition or allergies that our coaches should know about?_________________________________________________ Payment enclosed: $___________ Please make your cheque payable to Australian Basketball Services Pty Ltd. Card Payments: Cardholder name: ____________________________ Card No: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Expiry Date: / (Month / Year) MasterCard / Visa Only . I give permission for my son / daughter to attend the Impact Basketball camp. I understand that the camp organizers will make every effort to ensure the safety of my child. I will not hold them responsible for any injuries that occur during the camp. Any images taken can be used for future promotional use. Signature: ____________________________________ Date ___________ .
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