New Wave Beach Program FAQ’s Below are a list of things explaining our camps. If you have any additional questions or comments, feel free to contact Bryan McDermand at Bryan@ProgressionVolleyball.com! Q: How do the camps work? A: We will cap each camp at 10 athletes per court we want to keep the player per – court/coach ratio to 10:1 or lower. After a warm-up, we will break them into separate groups. Each group is assigned to a court, where they will work on a specific skill-set. They will take water breaks every 10-15 minutes, then rotate courts to work on the next skill. The drills will involve mechanical development of the athletes, learning the proper philosophy of sand doubles, and game simulations. As the camp moves forward, we will continue to monitor the progress of the athletes and adjust the drills we choose each day to cater to their needs. We will have a coach on each court, and on some days we’ll have an additional coach so that they can pull a player for individual feedback without disrupting the flow of the drills. Our attention to detail is second to none. Our is as strong top to bottom as any you’ll find. Whether you’re a Division I prospect or brand new to the sport, we look forward to seeing every player finish our camps mentally and physically stronger than they were when they started! Q: Where will the camps be held? A: In 2018 we’re excited to announce that we will be training at Four Lakes in Lisle! The address is 5750 Lakeside Drive, Lisle IL 60532. We will be utilizing the 4 courts furthest north. Q: When will the camps be held? A: Practices are Tuesdays and Thursdays from 10am-12pm. Our camps will start Tuesday June 12th and the last practice is Thursday, August 2nd. We will NOT have practice on Wednesday, July 5th, but we will run an in-house queen of the beach on Tuesday July 3rd for all camp participants that are interested! This amounts to 14 practices and one play date. Q: What happens if there is bad weather? A: We will practice if it rains. However, if there is lightning in the area or the rain compromises the quality of the court where it may be dangerous, we will have 2 potential make-up dates the week following the last scheduled camps (Tuesday 8/7 through Thursday 8/9).
New Wave Beach Program FAQ’s Below are a list of things explaining our camps. If you have any additional questions or comments, feel free to contact Bryan McDermand at Bryan@ProgressionVolleyball.com! Q: How do the camps work? A: We will cap each camp at 10 athletes per court – we want to keep the player per court/coach ratio to 10:1 or lower. After a warm-up, we will break them into separate groups. Each group is assigned to a court, where they will work on a specific skill-set. They will take water breaks every 10-15 minutes, then rotate courts to work on the next skill. The drills will involve mechanical development of the athletes, learning the proper philosophy of sand doubles, and game simulations. As the camp moves forward, we will continue to monitor the progress of the athletes and adjust the drills we choose each day to cater to their needs. We will have a coach on each court, and on some days we’ll have an additional coach so that they can pull a player for individual feedback without disrupting the flow of the drills. Our attention to detail is second to none. Our is as strong top to bottom as any you’ll find. Whether you’re a Division I prospect or brand new to the sport, we look forward to seeing every player finish our camps mentally and physically stronger than they were when they started! Q: Where will the camps be held? A: In 2018 we’re excited to announce that we will be training at Four Lakes in Lisle! The address is 5750 Lakeside Drive, Lisle IL 60532. We will be utilizing the 4 courts furthest north. Q: When will the camps be held? A: Practices are Tuesdays and Thursdays from 10am-12pm. Our camps will start Tuesday June 12th and the last practice is Thursday, August 2nd. We will NOT have practice on Wednesday, July 5th, but we will run an in-house queen of the beach on Tuesday July 3rd for all camp participants that are interested! This amounts to 14 practices and one play date. Q: What happens if there is bad weather? A: We will practice if it rains. However, if there is lightning in the area or the rain compromises the quality of the court where it may be dangerous, we will have 2 potential make-up dates the week following the last scheduled camps (Tuesday 8/7 through Thursday 8/9).
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