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THE SUMMIT PRESENTERS Friday, Feb SCHEDULE OF EVENTS THE SUMMIT PRESENTERS Friday, Feb. 19, 2010 Coach Dan Reeves 201 NFL victories in 22 years as a head 11:00 am On site registration (if available) coach THE SUMMIT Fant-Ewing Coliseum Chris Mortensen Award-Winning ESPN Reporter 1:00 pm Opening remarks in Al Miller Head Strength Coach in NFL for 21 years OF Fant-Ewing Coliseum with Denver Broncos, New York Giants and 1:45 pm Session I Begins Atlanta Falcons STRENGTH & CONDITIONING A.) Al Miller Barry Rubin Philadelphia Eagles Strength and Condi- B.) Dr. Allston Stubbs tioning Coach AND SPORTS MEDICINE C.) Billy ‘White Shoes’ Johnson Billy “White Shoes” CFL and NFL standout with Houston Oilers, D.) Dr. Don Chu Johnson Washington Redskins and Atlanta Falcons 4:15 pm Break session LEADERS 4:30 pm Session II Begins Ron Hill NFL Vice President of Football Operations E.) Al Vermeil Darren Holmes 13-year MLB career with Los Angeles F.) Rob Panariello Dodgers, New York Yankees, Colorado February 19 & 20, 2010 G.) Barry Rubin Rockies and Atlanta Braves H.) Bill Johnson Bill Johnson Defensive Line Coach New Orleans Saints *I.) Troy Jacobson Johnny Parker San Francisco 49ers Strength and Condi- 7:30 pm Social at University tioning Coach, 25 years of NFL experience University of Louisiana Conference Center Dr. Mike Stone Professor and Director of Exercise Science 7th Floor of Library Laboratory at East Tennessee State at Monroe Coach Dan Reeves Steve Antonopulos Head Athletic Trainer for the Denver Bron- cos Presented by: Saturday, Feb. 20, 2010 9:00 am Session III Begins Dr. Don Chu “Father of Plyometric Training,” Director of J.) Al Miller graduate program in athletic training at K.) Ron Hill Rocky Mountain University of Health Pro- L.) Steve Antonopulos fessions as well as a six-time author M.) Dr. Mike Stone Rob Panariello ATC, Physical Therapist, and USA Strength 11:45 am Lunch—Fant Ewing and Conditioning Association Hall of Fame Chris Mortenson Member 1:30 pm Session IV Begins Al Vermeil President of Vermeil Sports and Fitness N.) Al Vermeil Dr. Allston Stubbs Nationally renowned orthopedic surgeon O.) Dr. Don Chu and hip specialist P.) Johnny Parker Troy Jacobson World class multi-sport coach and pioneer Q.) Darren Holmes of online coaching. Pioneer of innovative 4:00 pm Adjourn indoor training DVD’s The Summit will be held on the campus of the Univer- sity of Louisiana at Monroe. Sessions will meet at various ULM Letterman’s Club sites on the campus within easy walking distance of each other. Breakout session locations available in registration pack- ULM Graduate School et. Weather permitting, some aspects of The Summit may be held outside to allow more attendee participation. ULM Department of Kinesiology RON HILL DAN REEVES BREAKOUT SESSION TOPICS REGISTRATION INFORMATION REGISTER ONLINE Register online at: Importance of Strength Training in www.ulm.edu/gradschool Online registration for The Summit is required and Dan Reeves Sports limited to 500 individuals. Early registration is en- Chris Mortensen Interaction with Professional Athletes “Early Bird” Registration: couraged. To ensure your spot at The Summit, reg- Program Format Building Speed and Oct. 30, 2009 - Nov. 30, 2009 ister online at: Al Miller Strength and Why Professional $150.00 Continuous Warm Up—How To and www.ulm.edu/gradschool Barry Rubin Why High School Coach $100.00 (must have valid coaches card) Billy “White Shoes” Techniques of Route Running in Foot- CONTINUING EDUCATION Johnson ball Student (H.S. or College) $50.00 Ron Hill Life Skills During and After Athletics Looking to suppliment your skills and knowledge, “Regular” Registration Darren Holmes Strength Training for Baseball Pitchers explore the diff erent proven practices in your fi eld, Dec. 1, 2009 - Jan. 15, 2010 Power Development of Defensive Line- or for credits to apply to your yearly professional Bill Johnson men license renewal? The Summit of Strength & Con- Professional $180.00 Johnny Parker In Season Strength Training ditioning and Sports Medicine Leaders will off er a High School Coach $140.00 Mike Stone Periodization unique opportunity to learn from the foremost ex- (must have valid coaches card) perts in their respective fi eld while gaining continu- Steve Antonopulos Chronic Injury Management Student (H.S. or College) $75.00 ing education units (CEU’s). Steps to Starting a Plyometrics Jump- Don Chu ing Program Starting on January 16, 2010, ALL registration A complete list of the CEU’s available at The Summit Shoulder Pre and Post Surgery Rehabili- Rob Panariello will be considered “ON SITE” at the following can be found online at: tation rates. Al Vermeil The Art of Coaching www.ulm.edu/gradschool Advances in Hip Arthroscopy for Femo- Professional $210.00 Allston Stubbs ral Acetabular Impingement High School Coach $180.00 Development of training programs for (must have valid coaches card) SYMPOSIUM DVD’S Troy Jacobson multi-sport athletes Student (H.S. or college) $100.00 DVD’s of the speakers and their approximately two- “You have my personal guarantee that if you attend this symposium SPECIAL MULTI-SPORT SESSION ONLY PRICING hour presentations will be available individually, or and pay attention to the speakers, you will be able to construct a as a box set of all 17 at the following rates: successful off -season conditioning program for your team.” “Early Bird”* $100.00 —Coach Al Miller “Regular”* $125.00 Individual if attending The Summit: $20.00 “ON SITE”* $150.00 Box set if attending The Summit: $300.00 *Registration Dates for Multi-Sport session are as Individual if not attending The Summit: $35.00 follows: Box set if not attending The Summit: $400.00 Early Bird—Oct. 30 - Nov. 30, 2009 Regular—Dec. 1, 2009 - Jan. 15, 2010 FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON SITE—Jan. 16, 2010 (If available) Additional information, including links to the regis- REFUNDS: Price of registration will be refunded up tration site, can be located on The Summit homep- to 75 percent if requested no later than November age at www.ulm.edu/gradschool. 30 and 50 percent if requested no later than January DR. DON CHU TROY JACOBSON 15. No refund will be granted after January 15..
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