| 2010 PPK ONE-DAY CAMPS
Due to difficulties in obtaining facilities, the camps at Erie 6/26 and White Plains 7/10 are cancelled. Those sending the mail-in application will receive a full refund. We will work to have 2-3 camps ready for 2011. Check back for updates – thanks! ALL CAMPS – Regular price $200; with Early Registration* or kicking.com membership – ONLY $180! *For early registration discount, you must register at least one month before the day of camp REGISTER/PAY BY CREDIT CARD REGISTER/PAY BY KICKING.COM/PAYPAL DOWNLOAD 2010 CAMP BROCHURE CAMP SCHEDULE
A CAMP LOGISTICS/WHAT TO BRING -Players should arrive 10-15 minutes before the start of the event. -A snack and water will be provided between the field and classroom sessions. No foodservice will be provided, but players may bring additional snacks/beverages. -In the event of inclement weather during summer events, instruction will continue indoors. -Be sure to bring: - Sneakers or indoor soccer shoes - Natural turf shoes - Mechanical holder - FG block - Kickoff tee - 2-3 Balls marked with player or school name |
CAMP ADVANTAGES
Learn principles of Motion Intelligence, allowing for faster motor learning and improved accuracy/consistency. Receive a Personalized Training Plan, with an evaluation and drills targeted to your specific needs. Benefit from PPK’s digital video sessions, which allows for visual learning to isolate parts of the kicking sequence. Receive a Training CD containing your clips and those of the pros for comparison. Learn a Psychological Skills program with strategies for making you a better performer in pressure situations. Learn kicking-specific strength and conditioning tips and drills that prevent injury and improve foot speed. Learn the same impact positions and ball striking principles used by pro kickers and punters! SOME OF WHAT YOU’LL LEARN Kicking – Mechanics - Can’t get rid of that spinning, roundhouse finish? Learn how shoulder position in your stance directly affects your finish. - Other than keeping a straight path to the ball, why do we cross our kicking foot over on the first full step? Find out the other key reasons. - If you’re lacking height or getting funny rotations, you’re swinging up too long. Learn what in your body position is causing this. - Sore groin or hip? Find out what it is about your body position and swing that causes this, and keep yourself on the field. Punting – Mechanics - Learn how not using your non-dominant arm affects your swing. - The nose of the ball drops when you release it. Find out what causes this. - You set the ball directly in front of your kicking hip, but you still hit the back of the ball. Find out why. - Learn why the pros use the grip they use (underneath with thumb outside top seam). Strength/Conditioning (Winter Events) – Find out the importance of testing for weight, body fat, lean body mass – Learn about flexibility/mobility tests designed to locate deficiencies in flexibility and strength and how to prevent injury – Learn how to progress from base strength to functional strength through the offseason - Learn the most effective exercises to develop kicking-specific footspeed Mental Training (Summer Events) - Find out what makes up the general mindset of top kickers and punters - Learn what attentional shifting is and how to use it to put yourself in “the zone” each time you kick. - Learn breathing and visualization techniques to do at home, and how to elicit the same feelings on the sideline in games - Find out how to use visualization on the field before you kick. |
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