COPPER BOWL
TRAINING CAMP
at Tucson Racquet Club
December 29, 30, 31, 2009 & Jan 1, 2010
Conducted by Mark Hardy & Josh Dickinson
$40 per session camp application
CAMP
APPLICATION
 |
|
 |
|
|
Mark Hardy |
|
Josh Dickinson |
|
A message from Mark and Josh:
"The Copper Bowl Camp is designed
as a competitive hitting session with players entered in the
tournament. Players are grouped by age divisions and will
hit with each other under the supervision of court pros. The
drills are competitive, player/player routines. We include
net, midcourt, backcourt, serve and return drills in our sessions.
Additionally, we devote a portion of the practice to competitive
point games. Our intent is to give you an excellent "warm-up
hit" for your Copper Bowl matches. Hope to see you!"
| |
|
 |
| |
|
Players preparing
for camp workout
|
CAMP INFORMATION
1. Location - The
camp will be held at Tucson Racquet Club, 4001 N. Country
Club, 85716. Major crossroads are Prince & Country
Club. (Include site map)
2. Check In -
Players should check in at Tucson Racquet Club 15 minutes
prior to their scheduled time. Meet at the Ramada near
Ct.# 13.
3. Priority -
Priority will be given to players signing up for 3 or 4
camps. The camps have been oversubscribed each year and
spots are given to those returning their entries first.
4. Refunds - Players
withdrawing from the camp must give notice by December
15, 2007. After December 15, no refunds will be given.
In the event a player is not accepted into the Copper Bowl,
a full refund will be issued February 15, 2009.
5. Rain -
In the event of rain, fees will be returned only if no
practice has begun.
6. Wait List - Players
wishing to be placed on the wait list for a camp should
arrive at Tucson Racquet Club 30 minutes prior to the
desired camp time and sign in at Ct. #13. Each year players
who have made reservations fail to show and create openings
for wait-listed applicants.
7. Checks Payable To - "Dickinson
Sports, LLC", 9731 N. Cliff View Place, Tucson,
AZ - 85704 and
return with the CAMP
APPLICATION.
