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Clinic USSSA 2012 [Modalità Compatibilità] Italian Camp Parma: 6 – 7 – 8 settembre 2012 Italian USSSA Camp USSSA (United States Specialty Sports Association ) e ABR (Amateur Baseball Report ), con il patrocinio di Teammate , organizzano un Clinic di sviluppo tecnico per giocatori dagli 11 ai 18 anni. Istruttori del Clinic saranno ex giocatori MLB che, terminata l’attività agonistica, hanno scelto la strada dell’insegnamento, cioè di trasferire le proprie esperienze ai giovani. Il Clinic si terrà allo stadio Nino Cavalli di Parma e sarà mirato all’insegnamento dei fondamentali e del corretto approccio mentale verso il gioco, ciò che ha aiutato le star MLB a raggiungere il proprio successo. Il Clinic propone un mix di un’istruzione tecnica assolutamente senza eguali: valutazione tecnica professionistica, attività pratica sul campo, confronto con ex giocatori professionistici, tutto in uno standard di alto livello con metodologie di allenamento MLB . Questo Clinic , unico nel suo genere, è pensato per dare l’opportunità ad un giovane atleta di migliorarsi nella propria tecnica oltre che per sviluppare le proprie qualità tecnico-tattiche e mentali. Location Camp – PARMA - Stadio Nino Cavalli Italian USSSA Camp – MLB Staff Luis Alicea – Interno, 46 anni. Charles Johnson – Catcher, 40 anni. Laureato alla Florida State University Laureato alla Miami University (NCAA Div 1). (NCAA Div 1) dove detiene il record di Firmato dai Florida Marlins al 1° giro del draft hitting streak (27 partite consecutive 1992, ha giocato 12 stagioni in MLB (1188 con almeno una valida). All American. partite) con le organizzazioni di Florida Marlis, Firmato dai St Louis Cardinals al 1° Los Angeles Dodgers (trade con Mike Piazza), giro del draft 1986, ha giocato 13 Baltimore Orioles, Chicago White Sox, Colorado stagioni in MLB (1341 partite) con le Rockies e Tampa Bay Rays. Nelle stagioni 1997 e organizzazioni di St. Louis Cardinals, 2001 è stato selezionato per giocare l’All Star Boston Red Sox, Anaheim Angels, Game. Ha vinto per 4 anni consecutivi il Gold Texas Rangers e Kansas City Royals. Glove (dal 1995 al 1998). Nel 1997 ha vinto le Attualmente è direttore tecnico ed World Series con i Florida Marlins. Nel 1992 ha istruttore alla Bucky Dent Baseball giocato l’Olimpiade di Barcellona con la School. nazionale USA. Jeffrey Hammonds – Esterno, Michael Tucker – Esterno-1B, 40 anni. 41 anni. Laureato alla Stanford Laureato alla Longwood University (Hall of University (NCAA Div 1), due volte All Fame del College). Firmato al 1° giro del draft American. Firmato dai Baltimore 1992 (10 ° scelta assoluta) dai Kansas City Orioles al 1° giro del draft 1992, ha Royals. Ha giocato 12 stagioni in MLB (1417 giocato 13 stagioni in MLB (957 partite) con le organizzazioni di Kansas City partite) con le organizzazioni di Royals, Atlanta Braves, Cincinnati Reds, Chicago Baltimore Orioles, Cincinnati Reds, Cubs, San Francisco Giants, Philadelphia Phillies, Colorado Rockies, Milwaukee New York Mets e Boston Red Sox. Nel 1992 ha Brewers, San Francisco Giants e giocato l’Olimpiade di Barcellona con la Washington Nationals. Nella stagione nazionale USA. 2000 è stato selezionato per giocare l’All Star Game. Nel 1992 ha giocato l’Olimpiade di Barcellona con la nazionale USA. Italian USSSA Camp – Staff Davide Dallospedale – DJ Wabick – Ex giocatore (1B- Interno, 35 anni. Ha giocato 14 esterno) nell’organizzazione dei stagioni in IBL (741 partite) con le New York Mets dove ha raggiunto Squadre di Bologna, Grosseto, il AAA nel 2010 prima di un grave Parma. Capitano della Nazionale infortunio al ginocchio che gli ha Italiana con 140 Presenze, ha fatto chiudere anticipatamente la partecipato alle Olimpiadi di carriera. Attualmente è USSSA Sydney ed Atene ed al World International Program Director. Classic 2006 e 2009. Attualmente è USSSA International Director Assistent. Fabio Betto – Lanciatore, 40 Andrea D’Auria – Ex anni. Ha giocato 19 stagioni in IBL giocatore (interno-lanciatore), 35 (297 partite) con le Squadre di anni. Ha giocato con le Squadre di Parma e Bologna, tutt’ora è il Piacenza, Lodi e Godo, ora Tecnico Capitano della Fortitudo Bologna. con qualifica di 3° livello. Nel 2011 Con la Nazionale Italiana ha Manager del Piacenza in serie A collezionato 15 presenze, ha Federale, attualmente USSSA partecipato alle Olimpiadi di Western Europe Director e General Atlanta e Sydney. Attualmente è Manager Reggio Emilia B.C. Technical Director di Teammate. Italian USSSA Camp – Program Giovedì 6 settembre 2012 V Ore 8.00 - 10.00 : Check-in e distribuzione materiale. V Ore 10.00 - 10.30 : Warm up sul modello di una giornata di Spring Training MLB. V Ore 10.40 - 12.00 : Divisione gruppi e lavoro sugli aspetti difensivi in base a ruolo ed età. V Ore 12.00 - 12.45 : Pranzo. V Ore 12.55 - 13.25 : Stretching e warm up. V Ore 13.30 - 15.30 : Divisione gruppi su 4 campi in base all’età e lavoro sui drills di battuta. Rotazione dei gruppi in modo che ognuno possa effettuare diversi drills. V Ore 15.35 - 16.00 : Domande e risposte con gli Istruttori. V Ore 16.10 - 17.30 : Clinic per Tecnici. Italian USSSA Camp – Program Venerdì 7 settembre 2012 V Ore 9.00 - 9.30 : Warm up sul modello di una giornata di Spring Training MLB. V Ore 9.35 - 11.00 : Divisione gruppi e lavoro sugli aspetti difensivi in base a ruolo ed età. Prosecuzione del lavoro fatto il giorno precedente. V Ore 11.10 - 12.00 : Fondamentali di squadra (per esempio “pop up priority, cut off and relays”, etc…). V Ore 12.00 - 12.45 : Pranzo. V Ore 12.55 - 13.25 : Stretching e warm up. V Ore 13.30 - 14.30 : Sessione di battuta divisa in gruppi e lavoro sulla routine offensiva. V Ore 14.45 - 17.00 : Partita 8 contro 8, 2/3 inning con formula Round Robin. Divisione su 3 campi in base all’età, gli Istruttori saranno i pitcher in modo da avere rapidità del gioco. Sul quarto campo i pitcher lanceranno Live BP seguiti da uno Scout ABR. V Ore 17.00 - 17.15 : Domande e risposte con gli Istruttori. V Ore 17.20 - 18.00 : Clinic per Tecnici Italian USSSA Camp – Program Sabato 8 settembre 2012 V Ore 9.00 - 9.30 : Warm up sul modello di una giornata di Spring Training MLB. V Ore 9.35 - 10.00 : Test sulle 60 yards con Scout ABR. V Ore 10.05 - 11.15 : Divisione gruppi e lavoro sugli aspetti difensivi in base a ruolo ed età, con valutazione di scouting finale. V Ore 11.20 - 12.10 : Fondamentali di squadra. V Ore 12.15 - 13.00 : Pranzo. V Ore 13.10 - 13.40 : Stretching e warm up. V Ore 13.45 - 14.45 : Sessione di battuta divisa in gruppi e lavoro sulla routine offensiva, con valutazione di scouting finale. V Ore 14.50 - 17.00 : Prosecuzione del torneo 8 contro 8 e dello scouting ABR. V Ore 17.00 - 17.30 : Considerazioni finali degli Istruttori, fotografie ed autografi. V Ore 17.35 - 18.30 : Clinic per Tecnici. Italian USSSA Camp – Info Regolamento V Il Camp è riservato ad atleti tesserati F.I.B.S. di età compresa fra gli 11 ed i 18 anni. V Ad ogni iscritto verrà consegnato un kit di abbigliamento fornito da USSSA Quota di partecipazione a persona € 175,00 La quota comprende: V Partecipazione all’ Italian USSSA Camp con Coach USA V Pranzo per i tre giorni del Camp V Kit di abbigliamento fornito da USSSA V Utilizzo di materiale da gioco (mazze, caschetti, palle) La quota non comprende: V Alloggio V Attrezzatura ed abbigliamento personale (guanto, scarpe, ecc.) Italian USSSA Camp – Modulo di iscrizione Italian USSSA Camp Per informazioni o iscrizioni: Parma 6 - 7 - 8 settembre 2012 - Teammate srl : [email protected] Dati Iscrizione - Andrea D’Auria Nome mail - [email protected] Cognome Data di nascita cell - 347 3048210 Indirizzo - Alessandro Tommasi Cap mail – [email protected] Città cell – 392 2442222 Prov. Tel. E-mail Dati Sportivi Squadra Ruolo Altezza Peso Tira Batte Iscrizione – Il modulo di iscrizione deve essere inviato via mail all’indirizzo [email protected] accompagnato dal versamento di € 50,00 sul CC intestato a Teammate srl , IBAN: IT 96 X 01030 13912 000000478406.
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