Each session had practices broken down into specific periods.
The periods were:
·Chalk talk to introduce new plays
·Players Stretch & Qb's warm-up
·Demonstration of new plays
·Individual skills
·Group skills
·Team
The last practice of the camp was a scrimmage. Teams were paired up for twenty minute periods. Score was kept using the following format:
1st down = 1 point
Gain of +15 yds = 2 points
TD = 3 points
Stop 1st down = 1 point
Knock down/ Sack/ Safety = 2 points
Interception = 3 points
CAMP INFORMATION
Registration:
June 1, 2001
Locations:
TAYLOR UNIVERSITY
SESSION I AND II
Taylor University is located in Upland, Indiana, about 1 hour north east of Indianapolis and 40 minutes south of Fort Wayne. Take Interstate 69 to the Upland Exit, then Route 22 through Upland to the Campus.
COST
The camp cost is $225.00 which includes a $10.00 refundable key deposit. The cost includes instructional costs, housing, meals, camp T-shirt and Jersey.
Housing and Food
You will stay on the University /College Campus, in one of the Air Conditioned Dorms. Linens will be provided. You will eat at the University/College Dining Hall. Unlimited seconds are permited. The First camp meal will be dinner on the first day of camp and the last camp meal will be breakfast on the last day of camp.
Who Can Attend
Boys entering grades 9-12. Grouping for skill work by ability. Grouping for team work by age and maturity
For more information Contact:
Bob Copeland
69 North 300 E
Danville, IN 46122
PH. 317-745-0035
or
Bob Prescott
5609 N CR 775 W
Muncie, IN 47304
PH. 765-358-4091
GENERAL INFORMATION
REFUND POLICY:
1. Cancellations prior to June 1, 2000 will result in a $15.00 charge.
2. No refunds after June 1, 2000.
CONTROLLED CONTACT CAMP
All phases of Option Football offense will be taught. This will include Mid-Line, Mid-Line Belly, Triple option, Double option, Outside veer reads and complimentary plays. Play action passes will be included as well as complimentary plays.
PRACTICE
Practice is conducted in shoulder pads and helmets. We teach Option Football and Lineman techniques and the complimentary plays that go along with it. This is not a conditioning Camp. This is an instructional camp to perfect your option skills. Each player will get many repetitions for technique improvement, plus the fun, competition and realism of game-like action. If you want to learn about Option Football join us for a great learning experience. If you want to develop your lineman skills, come work with some of the best option line coaches you can find.
ACTIVITIES
Any free time beyond practice can be used in the Weight Room, swimming (You must pass the University swimming instruction first) in the lake or relaxing in the dorm. Evening films and activities may be provided. Pizzas can be ordered for evening snacks. College and High School coaches may have periodic presentations for the athletes.
A TYPICAL DAY
7:00 - 8:00 a.m. BREAKFAST
9:00 - 9:15 a.m. CHALK TALK
9:30-11:30 a.m. PRACTICE
12:00-1:00 p.m. LUNCH
2:00 - 2:15 p.m. CHALK TALK
2:30 - 4:30 p.m. PRACTICE
5:00 - 6:00 p.m. SUPPER
6:30 - 6:45 p.m. CHALK TALK
7:00 - 8:30 p.m. PRACTICE
9:00-10:00 p.m. TBA
10:00 p.m. BED CHECK
10:30 p.m. LIGHTS OUT
PAST CAMPERS' QUOTES:
Just a few comments from previous years campers:
"Individual attention was outstanding"
"Food was outstanding"
"A good camp to get ready for football"
"Plenty of Reps"
"You let us hit and go all out most of the time"
"Plenty of Practice time"
"Liked the scrimmage the last day"
"Good Coaching"
"Camp was not long enough"
WHAT TO BRING
PERSONAL
Street clothes and a jacket
Pajamas
Underwear and socks
Soap and other toilet articles.
Laundry bag for dirty clothes
Swimsuit
Alarm clock
Water bottle
EQUIPMENT
Helmet and shoulder pads
Football Shoes(No Baseball spikes)
Gym shoes (A must)
Football for QB and Receivers
(It must have your school name marked on it)
Mouth guard
Supporter
Shorts
T-shirts
Spending money
CAMP RULES
1. Campers with cars must turn in the car keys. Cars will not be used during the camp.
2. A key deposit of $10.00 will be required. It will be refunded at check out, if there are no damage costs to your room.
3. Be in your room at 10.00 p.m. and lights out at 10:30 p.m.
4. Do not leave campus. Be present at all meetings, meals and practices.
5. Campers will not be permitted to leave early unless parental permission has been cleared with Coach Copeland.
6. Those not abiding by these rules will be sent home.
7. Possession of any tobacco product is contrary to University, College, ISHAA & ISHA polices.
8. By completing the registration form, I acknowledge and understand the rules of the camp.
AT TAYLOR UNIVERSITY JUNE 17th-20th, 2001
AT TAYLOR UNIVERSITY JUNE 22nd - 25th, 2001
AT TAYLOR UNIVERSITY JUNE 16th-19th, 2002
AT TAYLOR UNIVERSITY JUNE 21nd - 24th, 2002
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