We have some coaches coming to Colorado and they are wanting to do camps.
These camps are open to everyone whether you play club volleyball or not. The minimum age is 15 (younger is possible, but do not want anyone put at risk).
These are all skills camps and there will be a maximum of 30 players per session.
January 3 - NOCO Sports Center (5699 Crooked Stick Drive, Windsor)
Jordan Willis - Head Coach - Florida Tech
Brilane Manchego - GA/Asst. Coach - Western Colorado University
Hours: 9-3 Lunch at noon
Cost: $150 per person
Registration: - email to kip@varityathlete.com
If you are interested in attending, please send an email or call.
kip@varsityathlete.com
970-222-7628
Mark your calendars as Luke Ward, the head coach from Oral Roberts University is here doing a camp.
Per NCAA rules, these camps are open to everyone whether you play club or not, are all skill camps and educational in nature. Luke is a great mentoring style coach and come learn from his knowledge, learn about his experiences in different divisions and gain knowledge of a variety of different skills.
Location: NOCO Sports Center. 5699 Crooked Stick Drive, Windsor, CO. 80550
Time: 9am-3pm with an hour for lunch with a Q&A with coach Luke.
Cost: $175 per camper. Pay via Venmo @kip-tani to reserve your spot.
Coach: Luke Ward, head coach Oral Roberts University
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Kip Tani.
Phone: 970-222-7628
Email: Kip@varsityathlete.com
Numbers are limited to please sign up soon.
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Most of what Varsity Athlete does is brought straight from the college coaches. From the highest level on down, by asking questions, it is helpful to know the coaches minds as they're thinking and what is important to them is very different than what most parents think are important. Remember you are approaching the college planning process from your paradigm, but theirs is very different and you have to understand what they believe is important.
Here are some sample topics
1. AAU and USAV Nationals Preparation
2. Former college coaches speaking frankly about the process.
3. What are coaches looking for in a student athlete.
4. The huge difference between recruiting and long term planning.
5. The hard conversation. Fantasy vs reality in college experiences.
6. College panels - different divisions talking bout the differences.
7. What should I be doing at different ages.
8. Do not forget about your future.
10. Lets talk tryouts, open gyms and club volleyball.
There will be more small group camps with dates to be determined.
There are many schools that can attend, it is just lining up their schedule with what works with the clubs.