2010 Summer / Fall Clinic Series
Now Open for Registration
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2010 Summer / Fall Clinic Series Now Open for Registration |
Welcome to Ka Ulukoa's 2010 summer and fall clinic series, also known as the Next Level of Championship Training (NLCT). NLCT was designed to provide the public with an opportunity to participate in clinics that are led by experienced coaches and focus on the development of technical proficiency. At NLCT clinics, you can expect detailed instruction on how to execute techniques that are essential to the volleyball experience. In addition, the coaches couple technical instruction with lots of opportunities. So rest assured, your child will receive lots of opportunities to implement what they have learned. Finally, every participant will receive quality feedback throughout the process. The combination of quality instruction, opportunity, and feedback makes NLCT one of the premier clinics on Oahu. Of course, you don't have to take our word for it. I encourage you to ask around the volleyball community before signing up. I think you'll find that a lot of the feedback is similar, both positive and encouraging. |
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| Please see below for a brief clinic description, details on times and locations, as well as costs. Space is limited in all clinic series and no registration will be accepted after the first session. | |
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| IMPORTANT SCHEDULE CHANGES. NOTE, THE INFORMATION BELOW HAS BEEN REVISED AND IS NOW CURRENT. | |
Volley-Tots Series (Boys & Girls) Grades 1 - 3
Volley-Tots' focus is simple... build a love for the game and develop basic motor skills. This is simply and introduction to the game. At the Tots program, your child will get to share their experience with an older player from the Ka Ulukoa program. This is part of the Ka Ulukoa mentoring program where our athletes build relationships with younger players.
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Mini Series (Boys and Girls) Grades 4 - 6
The Mini series is focused on building a solid foundation in two areas: 1. movement, and 2. basic techniques. Movement is the foundation for all sports, and volleyball is no exception. All the basic skills are covered in this series: passing (serve-reception, digging, and free ball), setting, serving, and attacking.
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Youth Series (Boys and Girls) Grades 7 and 8
The Youth series, formerly known as the Intermediate series, is still focused on movement efficiency and basic skill development, but we also introduce advanced techniques and focus more on combining movement patterns that are specific to the game. The Youth series is also designed to help athletes understand how to manipulate the ball and why its important; essential elements for any high school level volleyball player.
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Junior Series (Boys & Girls) Grades 9 - 12
The Junior series, formerly known as the High School series, is focused on combining efficient movement patterns and advanced skill sets. The coaches will isolate some of the skills and work on them individually, but this series is built on component training, ie. blocking with transitioning and attacking, serving and then defending, serve-reception followed by transitioning to attack. At this level, it's important to put it all together.
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Position Specific - Libero Intermediate** and High School Level
This series is no joke. If you want to wear "the jersey" you have to have serious skills and a tenacious mentality. The Libero series is designed to teach you basic and advanced skills. The pace is typically fast and it can be demanding on the body. Bring a long sleeve shirt and a belief that nothing will hit the floor on your watch.
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Position Specific - Setter Intermediate** and High School Level
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