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530-36721 37Thallstar Clinic2019 45X85 F.Indd 1 8/13/19 11:20 AM ★ the 37Th ANNUAL U.S REGISTRATION FORM ). CLINIC SCHEDULE presents ★ ★ ) THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5 PAID 8:00 am Registration/Exhibitors BALLROOM FOYER LLC MFAC, th 119 STD PRSRT Our 37 Annual Cost is Optional 109 $ ( POSTAGE U.S. mfathletic.com $ availability space per 9:30 –10:30 am Salon 4 Steve Leo Developing a Proper Warmup per person ( Registration @ at the door ★ 11:00 am Grand Exhib. Center KEYNOTE SPEAKER: GAIL DEVERS & Clinic 12:00 – 1:00 pm Lunch (On Your Own) ★WEDNESDAY,★ Track&Field 1:00 pm Salon 4 Gail Devers Hurdling DECEMBER 4 YEAR. YEAR. Salon 3 Greg Metcalf Coaching Distance Runners 6:00 pm Ballroom Foyer: mfathletic Salon 2 Jeff Hartwig Teaching Beginner & Intermediate Cross Country Optional Registration Vaulters: Common Mistakes To Avoid 6:30 pm Salon 4: ONE Salon 1 Derek Yush Rotational Throws P.O. Box 8090, Cranston, RI 02920 Cranston, Box 8090, P.O. Willie McLaughlin _________________ Grand Exhib. Center Boo Schexnayder Plyometrics (LBD)* Email: Managing Today's Zip 2:00 pm Visit Exhibitors BALLROOM FOYER ★ Young Athletes 2:15 pm Salon 4 Boo Schexnayder Using Cuing to Improve Mechanics 7:30 pm Salon 4: _______ Salon 3 Greg Metcalf Developing Speed Progressions Rich DeStefano for Distance Runners CLINIC How to Develop State Salon 2 Robert Farrell Progressions and Problem Solving the LJ Specific Training December 4-6, 2019 Programs Salon 1 Steve Leo Speed Development at the fun- lled Grand Exhib. Center Rich DeStefano Javelin Drills and Skills (LBD)* 8:30 pm Salon 4: Boo Schexnayder TROPICANA HOTEL & CASINO 3:30 pm Salon 4 Daniel Caulfield Why Running Workouts May Not Managing Training ( ________ ) ___________________________________ Be Effective Part 1 Groups ATLANTIC CITY, NJ (under Camps & Clinics) Michael Ford Salon 3 Long Sprints Athletic/U.S. All-Star Clinic, Salon 2 Jeff Hartwig Trends and Common Factors of Elite Vaulters Phone Derek Yush M-F Salon 1 Strength & Conditioning for the H.S. Thrower _____________________ Grand Exhib. Center Steve Leo Speed Dev: The Drill Is Not the Skill (LBD)* ________________________________________________________ as follows to receive our group rate for 12/4/19 & 12/5/19 http://tropac3.net/offercode/HUSTFW9 A great speaker lineup! 4:30 pm Visit Exhibitors BALLROOM FOYER 4:45 pm Salon 4 Boo Schexnayder Planning Practice for Coaches Who Have Athletes Email Exp. 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Cranston, RI 02920 x120 800-556-7464 mfathletic.com ★ ★ ALL THIS FOR JUST 109 530-36721 37thAllStar_Clinic2019_45x85_f.indd 1 8/13/19 11:20 AM ★ The 37th ANNUAL U.S. ALL-STAR TRACK&FIELD and CROSS COUNTRY CLINIC ★ December 4-6, 2019 ★ Atlantic City, NJ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ HOW WE SELECTED OUR 2019 SPEAKERS Our 2019 speakers are all excellent teachers – MICHAEL FORD DEREK YUSH LONNIE GREENE ready to help you expand your knowledge about all The Rochester, NY native was a 6x All-American sprinter at A big name in collegiate throws and continuing education for He is making a name for himself as one of the country’s aspects of Track & Field and Cross Country. Baylor and trained under the legendary Clyde Hart. Now in coaches, his presentations never disappoint! Derek’s wealth premier head coaches. After being named Great Lakes his 19th year leading the Baylor Sprints & Relays, Michael of knowledge and ability to teach the technical side cannot Women’s Coach of the Year while leading Purdue back to was named Head Coach of the 2019 Pan American be beat. He just completed his second season with Alabama the national stage, Lonnie moved on to Kentucky where GAIL DEVERS (Keynote Speaker) Mens' Team. Having coached the likes of Jeremy Wariner and was the South Region Women’s Assistant Coach of the he has continued his success. Renowned for his work in She’s Back! You wanted her back and she will be and Trayvon Brommel, it is easy to see why he has been Year plus had 4 First Team All-Americans. Numbers don’t Hurdles, Sprints, and Relays, Lonnie is back by popular there. Gail’s unbelievable passion and infectious named Regional Assistant Coach of the Year 4x! You will lie! You’ll love his sessions. demand. You’ll love his sessions, they are full of energy! personality were a huge success at last years clinic. enjoy his Sprints sessions. The Olympic Gold Medalist story is well documented and we are thankful she is joining us again. This year STEVE LEO she will be our Keynote Speaker as well as presenting ROBERT FARRELL Steve has been training athletes for over 20 years. Presently DANIEL CAULFIELD a Hurdling session. Gail is a must see for all! This highly successful coach is a Rutgers grad, was an he owns Parisi Speed School in Rockaway and Coaches Track Daniel enters his 13th season as Head X-C Coach at Assistant Coach there for eight years and now enters at St. Bernard’s School and Rockaway Township Recreation California Univ. of PA. He has produced 22 All-Americans BOO SCHEXNAYDER his first year as the Scarlet Knights Head Coach! This 2x Program. Steve knew early on he wanted to train athletes for the Vulcans. The Irish native was 4x National Boo may simply be the BEST Track & Field Clinician Regional Assistant Coach of the Year has been particularly so he majored in Exercise Science at Northeastern University Champion in both NCAA & NAIA during his college career. anywhere! He has written the book on coaches impressive in the horizontal jumps. His stable of jumpers and will use that background in his sessions to show Before coming to Cal U., he was coaching at his alma education designing both USATF and USTFCCCA are always the ones to watch. Robert will share his thoughts you How to Effectively use Speed Drills to get faster! mater Adams State College with the legendary Joe Vigil. coaching programs. He presents his very straightforward, on Teaching the Long and Triple Jump Technique as well Daniel will talk on why workouts may or may not be practical approach in a way that everyone can as problem solving them with us. effective as he unravels the secrets. understand it. Truly a great coach. Make sure to catch his sessions to become the best coach you can be! GREG METCALF Energy and passion are the first two words that come to mind MIKE SILVA WILLIE MCLAUGHLIN JEFF HARTWIG when Greg Metcalf is mentioned. The former Head Coach He’s a Physical Therapist who founded FOUNDATION of Washington Huskies has boundless energy for the sport. This former All-American 400 runner at Manhattan Jeff returns for his second time. He is one of the best Performance in Providence, RI. Mike is the guy both He brings that same fire to the speaker's podium.
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