11. CAMP INFORMATION
2015 Camp Goals
The purpose of the 2015 summer camp is to
provide athletes with the necessary tools to
improve knowledge and performance in track &
field and cross country. This includes an emphasis
on goal-setting, work
ethic, and self-discipline. It is our aim to guide
athletes to personal development in both technical
aspects of the sport and also in determination,
drive, and self-motivation
2015 Camp Registration
Name
Address
City State Zip
Phone
High School
Email address
Preferred Events
Best Mark/Time
T-shirt Size: S M L XL XXL XXXL (circle one)
Roomate Preference
Parent/Guardian Signature
I certify that my son/daughter is in good health
and may participate in all activities. In the case
of an emergency, I grant permission for treat-
ment to be given at a local hospital.
__ Please Check if you plan to commute
2015 Camp Staff
Wingate University Head Coach Joe Soehnlen
leads a great cast of collegiate coaches:
Travis LeFlore– Sprints/ Jumps Coach
Whitney Smyre- Throws Coach
Jena Peacock- Distance
Numerous Current and former
Wingate Track athletes
The camp coaching staff has a combined total of
over one hundred years of coaching experience,
along with several collegiate All- American
Athletes. Campers will have access to WU’s new
8 lane $1.5 million state of the art outdoor track &
field.
For more information, please contact:
Travis LeFlore
Email: tr.leflore@wingate.edu
Phone: (313) 330-6745
Parent/Guardian Work Phone
Please fill out and mail with $50 camp
deposit to:
Wingate University Track
P.O. Box 1035
Wingate, NC 28174
Housing and Meals— Full time campers will stay
in WU’s residence halls and will eat meals in the
on- campus dining facility. Bring a fan, pillow,
shower supplies, and bed sheets/blankets.
Arrival/Departure— Campers may check-in at the
DPC on Sunday, July 12th
from 12-2 pm. Come
prepared for an afternoon workout session. On
July 15th
, parents may come to attend the final
session at 2 pm.
What to Bring— Training shoes, spikes, water/
sports drink bottle; pole vaulters bring your own
poles; throwers bring your own implements.
*You will also need to bring Proof of current
physical and insurance card.*
Cost— A $50 nonrefundable deposit is due by
June 1st with your registration to hold your spot,
and another $300 is due at check-in. This will cover
meals, housing, and instruction.
*We will offer a group rate for 4 or more campers
from the same school for $250 each
due at check-in.*
Commuters — Commuters who choose not to stay
in the dorms pay a $50 deposit & $200 at check-in.
Sessions— Sessions will include instruction on
event specific technique/strategy (peaking, blocks,
hurdles, field events, sprint technique, baton
exchanges etc.), nutrition, goal setting, weight
training/plyometrics, off-season
conditioning and motivation. Video analysis will
also be incorporated.
