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Gridiron Camp Flyer 2009 – WIAA STATE PLAYOFF QUALIFIER – 2012 2013 OCONOMOWOC GRIDIRON CAMP FOOTBALL FUNDAMENTALS & TECHNIQUES FOR STUDENTS ENTERING 9TH, 10TH, 11TH, & 12TH GRADES July 22, 23, 24, 25 (M, T, W, R) 5:30PM - 8:30PM Oconomowoc High School CAMP COORDINATOR: COACH MCMILLEN FOCUS OF THE CAMP: The camp will be four days of non-contact, position specific football technique training. Our goal is to make you a better player and person. You will learn the same techniques and fundamentals that will be used in our football program. Pride, Discipline, Attitude, and Team, are the cornerstones of the Oconomowoc Football Program. These are qualities that we will emphasize every day! BELIEVE – COMMIT – ACHIEVE!! POSITION CHOICES: OFFENSE QUARTERBACKS (QB): stance, exchange, drop back, and play action passing, setup, throwing release, follow through, reading defenses. RUNNING BACKS (RB): stance, release, ball handling, faking, cutting, blocking and pass receiving. WIDE RECEIVERS (WR): stance, release, route technique, catching, open field running and blocking. TIGHT ENDS (TE): stance, release, run and pass blocking, route technique and catching. OFFENSIVE LINE (OL): stance, run blocking techniques, pass blocking techniques. DEFENSE DEFENSIVE LINE (DL): stance, keys, reaction, run defense, pass defense, and pass rush techniques. OUTSIDE LINEBACKERS (OLB): stance, keys, reactions, run defense, pass defense, pass drops, and rush techniques. INSIDE LINEBACKERS (ILB): stance, keys, reactions, pass defense and run defense, pass drops, and rush techniques. DEFENSIVE SECONDARY (DB): stance, all phases of coverage, release, how and when to intercept, deflections, man to man & zone coverage techniques. Equipment: Participants will be expected to come to each session dressed in appropriate attire, including athletic supporter, sweat socks, football-type shoes, T- shirt or sweatshirt, and athletic shorts or sweat pants. Mouth guards will be provided and must be worn. Any eyeglasses worn in practice must be unbreakable in accordance with WIAA safety rules. Although this is a skills camp, we may be issuing helmets but no other pads. NAME: _________________________________________________________________________________________ ADDRESS: ______________________________________________________________________________________ ENTERING GRADE: ______ AGE: ______ HEIGHT: ______ WEIGHT: ______ PARENT: (PRINT) ___________________________________________________________________________________ DAYTIME PHONE #’s: ________________________________________________________________________________ EMAIL: ____________________________________________________________________________________________ If we are not able to contact you in an emergency, we should contact: **Please Note – Licensed Athletic Trainer will be on site** 1st – NAME: ________________________________________ PHONE #’s: ______________________________________ 2nd – NAME:________________________________________ PHONE #’s : ______________________________________ PARTICIPANTS DOCTOR: ____________________________ DOCTOR’S PHONE: ______________________________ I declare that ________________________________________________________ is in good physical health and able to practice and play football. I also give permission for __________________________________________________ to attend the 2013 Oconomowoc Gridiron Camp. I certify that the registrant has had a satisfactory physical exam by a doctor within the past two years and is physically able to participate in all camp activities. In the event of injury or illness, I give my consent for necessary emergency medical treatment and will be responsible for all costs involved. We will make an attempt to contact you if treatment is given. PARENT SIGNATURE: ________________________________________________________________________________ CIRCLE CHOICES FOR OFFENSE AND DEFENSE: **Make checks out and mail check and form to: OFFENSE: QB RB WR TE OL Oconomowoc Gridiron Club, Inc. DEFENSE: DL ILB OLB S CB P.O. Box #490 Oconomowoc, WI 53066 CIRCLE SIZE FOR EACH: * CAMP COST: $50 (includes t-shirt) T-SHIRT: M L XL XXL XXXL * DEADLINE FOR REGISTRATION IS JULY 8TH .
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