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Presents 2013 SKILLS POSITION FOOTBALL CAMP Regis Jesuit High School—Aurora Colorado Presents 2013 SKILLS POSITION FOOTBALL CAMP Regis Jesuit High School—Aurora Colorado July 19, 2013—July 21, 2013 Ages 7 – 14 This is more than just a camp. Seems like everyone these days has a camp, right? The Legends of Sports is dedicated to providing a turning point in your child’s football knowledge and skills. Six hours will be dedicated to your child’s position and the drilling discipline it requires from our coaches at all levels, including the NFL. Six hour clinic, Two hours a day, Three days, will be dedicated to your child’s specific skill position clinic and the drilling discipline it requires from our coaches at all levels, including the NFL. But it doesn’t stop there— Free—Parents and Coaches Educational Clinics all- day Saturday Learn from legends www.thelegendsofsports.us Rich Karlis (Field Goal Kicker) - University of Cincinnati, Friday Denver Broncos, Minnesota Vikings, Detroit Lions July 19, 2013 Mark Cooper (Offensive Line) - University of Miami, Denver Broncos, Tampa Bay Buccaneers 8:00AM Offensive Line Quarterback Clinic Ryan Clement (Quarterback) - University of Miami, 10:00AM Clinic (Part 1) (Part 1) Scottish Claymores, Las Vegas Outlaws, Colorado Ice Ryan Mullaney (Running Back) - Colorado University 10:00AM Defensive Line Wide Receiver and University Nevada Las Vegas, Minnesota Vikings, 12:00PM Clinic (Part1) Clinic (Part 1) Chicago Bears, Kansas City, and Los Angeles Rams 12:00PM Ken Marchiol (Linebacker) - Adam State, New Orleans Defensive Back Field Goal Saints 2:00PM Clinic (Part 1) Clinic (Part 1) 2:00PM Linebacker Punting www.thelegendsofsports.us 4:00 PM Clinic (Part 1) Clinic (Part 1) 4:00PM Running Back FREE 6:00 PM Clinic (Part 1) Saturday Educational Clinics July 20, 2013 For Coaches, Parents & Players Saturday July 9:00AM 20, 2013 Equipment Fitting 9:30AM 8:00AM Offensive Line Quarterback 10:00AM Clinic (Part 2) Clinic (Part 2) 10:00AM Preventing Injuries 10:30AM 10:00AM Defensive Line Wide Receiver 12:00PM Clinic (Part 2) Clinic (Part 2) 11:00AM Team Moms/Dads 11:30AM Organizing & Fund 12:00PM Defensive Back Field Goal Raising 2:00PM Clinic (Part 2) Clinic (Part 2) 12:00PM Coaches/Parents Clinic 2:00PM Linebacker Punting 12:30 PM From Good to Great P1 4:00 PM Clinic (Part 2) Clinic (Part 2) 1:00PM Coaches/Parents Clinic 4:00PM Running Back 1:30 PM From Good to Great P2 6:00 PM Clinic (Part 2) 2:00PM Nutritional Advice for 2:30PM Sunday Youth Sports July 21, 2013 3:00PM Strength & Conditioning 3:30PM for Youth Sports 8:00AM Offensive Line Quarterback 10:00AM Clinic (Part 3) Clinic (Part 3) 4:00PM Concussion & Dehydration Awareness 4:30PM 10:00AM Defensive Line Wide Receiver 12:00PM Clinic (Part 3) Clinic (Part 3) Justin King (Defensive Line) - Colorado Crush 12:00PM Defensive Back Field Goal Jack Weil (Punter) - University of Wyoming, Denver 2:00PM Clinic (Part 3) Clinic (Part 3) Broncos, Washington Redskins 2:00PM Linebacker Punting Damian Harrell (Wide Receiver) - Florida State 4:00 PM Clinic (Part 3) Clinic (Part 3) University, New England Sea Wolfs, Toronto Phantoms, Colorado Crush, Chicago Rush, Milwaukee Mustangs 4:00PM Running Back JJ Billingsly (Defensive Back) - University of 6:00 PM Clinic (Part 3) Colorado, Eaglecrest High School Matt Moore (Linebacker) – Austin Peay State University All Football and Educational Clinics are subject to change. Grant Stucker (Quarterback) - Colorado State University, Ponderosa High School Visitwww.thelegendsofsports.com for current information www.thelegendsofsports.us .
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