wrestling camp by
engineered athletics
DesiGNing tomorrows champions today
Dedication,
Desire, Dominance
July 27th,
28th, 29th & 30th 4:00-7:00
The purpose of this camp is to provide wrestlers with the knowledge and
instruction needed to become champions in this “the greatest of all sports”
wrestling. Areas that will be
focused on include technique, philosophy, training, match preparation and
goal setting. There will be two
hours of technique per day, provided by some of the best wrestlers currently
wrestling at the collegiate level.
Campers will also be introduced to the different philosophies of
wrestling and how they apply to their style of wrestling.
Significant time will also be spent on the development of the finer
points of wrestling such as goal setting and match preparation during the
forums held at the beginning and end of each session.
It is our goal that the wrestler will come away from this camp with a
clear well developed plan to succeed next season.
--Brandon Sinnott--Brandon
is a graduate assistant for the CMU wrestling program and is a 2X
All-American and 3X Mid-American Conference champion. “He will be a great
influence on our younger wrestlers.,” said head coach Tom Borrelli.
Sinnott won MAC titles at 174 pounds in 2006,07 &08. He finished 7th
at the NCAA Championships in 2007 and 5th in 2008.
--Tyler
Grayson-- Tyler is a
two-year starter for CMU and has had great success at the college level.
He is a unique wrestler who combines raw power and flawless
technique. His offensive arsenal
is second to none. As a high
school wrestler Tyler was a four-year state qualifier, 3X finalist and 2X
State Champ going 36-0 as a senior.
He posted a 148-20-career record and was a High School All-American.
--Scotti Sentes--Scotti is a “Funky Pinner” dangerous
from all positions; he is long for his weight class and will provide great
technique for the taller wrestler.
His lanky body style proved too much for many of his opponents, in
2009, he was the first Chippewa to All-American as a true freshman. In high
school Scotti was a Four-time state champion.
He has a career record of 213-3. He finished runner-up in the state
at 103 pounds at the varsity level while as an eighth grader. Scotti had
three undefeated seasons and to cap off his high school career he won a
senior nationals championship in 2008.
--Christian
Sinnott—Christian,
also in his first season as a graduate assistant at CMU.
Sinnott capped his collegiate career by earning All-America honors at
the 2008 NCAA Championships, placing fourth at 184 pounds. He was a 3X
national qualifier and 2X Mid-American Conference champion. Sinnott was
101-37 during his collegiate career, including 54-14 over his final two
seasons.
How
to enroll
Simply fill out the information below and send it along with a
check or money order to Greg Mayer 33500 Klein Rd. Fraser, MI
48026 (Phone)
586-296-3452 Name ___________________________ Address __________________________ City ___________________ Zip ________ Phone ( ) ______________________ Age ____ Weight___________________ High School ______________________ Years Wrestled_____________________ Parent or Legal Guardian Name _________________________________ Signature _________________Date____ Participant Signature_________________ Health Insurance Name______________ Policy Number ____________________
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Make
Checks Payable to
Greg Mayer
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There
is a $ 25.00 charge for returned checks
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Limited space available.
If camp is full payment will be returned within 5 days |
Fees
& Facility
The cost of the camp is $60.00 for those who send payment postmarked before 7/24/06 and $70.00 for those registered on site. The camp will be held at Warren Woods Tower High School located on the corner of Martin and Bunert.
DISCLAIMER OF
LIABILITY Engineered
Athletics and its coaching staff do not assume liability for any
injuries incurred while at camp or on the way to and from camp.
Parents should contact their own insurance carrier to get
additional insurance, if needed.
The enrollment disclaimer of liability must be signed and
dated by the wrestlers’ parent or guardian.
The wrestlers attending the camp at Warren Woods Tower High
School and the facilities do so at his/her own risk.
The Warren Woods Tower High School and the camp staff shall
not be held liable for damages or personal injury sustained by the
wrestler during the camp.
The wrestler and his/her parents assume full responsibility
for and damages or injuries sustained during camp sessions and
hereby fully and forever exonerate and discharge the Warren Woods
Tower High School and the camp staff, it’s owners, agents and
employees from all claims, demands, damages, rights of action or
cause of action present of future, whether the same be known,
anticipated, or unanticipated, resulting from or arising out of the
wrestler whom participated in the camp session and the use of the
facilities
Note:
Please read
carefully before signing.
Your signature will certify that the above information is
accurate and fully understood. |
CAMP AGENDA
Registration begins Monday 7-27-06 at 3:45
Forums daily at 4:00 & 7:00
Technique 4:30-6:30
Live wrestling 6:30-7:00 Dismissal is at 7:15
Engineered Athletics
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33500 Klein Rd.
Fraser, MI.
48026
Phone (586) 296-3452
E mail: jms41home@aol.com