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Ogden Valley Sports Academy. Mission- Ski Academy. Year round program dedicated to the pursuit of personal excellence in the sport of alpine ski racing Education with academic excellence. Goal.
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Mission- Ski Academy • Year round program dedicated to the pursuit of personal excellence in the sport of alpine ski racing • Education with academic excellence
Goal • Provide the best possible opportunity for the up and coming to F.I.S. level athlete to meet his or her goals in a competitive and educational environment
Ski Program • Provide world-class training to athletes to reach their full potential • US Ski team • JO levels • College ski teams • FIS level skiing
Community Advantages • Highly desirable for new business in Weber County • Draws Students and Families from outside Weber county • Helps Ogden vision as sports and recreation hub
Objective • College prep education • Junior high and High school • Competitive athletes in non-traditional sports • Highly flexible schedule
Education • Integrated school • Low student teacher ratio • Built 1987 • Built as high school • 300 students
High School • Students would attend Weber or Bonneville • Combination of online and classroom
School Facilities • Two indoor basketball gyms • Indoor ski storage • Indoor weight room
Coursework • Blend of on-line and in class room • AP and honors courses • Core ie. Math, English, Science taught in am
Faculty • Existing faculty in school district • Former athletes • Specialized guidance counselor to help target college opportunities
Ski Venues • Snowbasin venue of the 2002 Olympic games • Wolf Creek Utah Ski Resort proven race training hill
Ideal training day • 7:20 pick up at Rainbow • School 7:45-12:50 • Lunch 1:00-1:30 • Pick up 1:30 • On Skis 1:40 – 4:10 • Rainbow 4:45
Student Body • Academically motivated • Must be member in good standing with national organization • Comply with code of conduct and no disciplinary actions
Sports included Sports recognized by NCAA or as winter or summer Olympic sport or winter or Summer X-games • Sport must have a national governing body
Academic Standards • Standardized test score minimum Academic curriculum to fulfill NCAA eligibility • GPA to maintain NCAA eligibility
Training Phases • Dryland- strength, speed, agility • Summer/Pre-season- On snow training fundamental, drills, video analysis, equip preparation • In Season Training- Competition preparation- timing , race simulation, mental preparation • Race season- Train/race schedule TBD
Traditional Sports • Athletes could participate in fall • Spring sports
Skiing • Program run by SSEF • FIS coaching staff • JV team to serve as feeder • Advertise with other IMD programs
Numbers of athletes • Ideally 30-50 • J3 – 10 • J2-5 • J1-5
Calendar • Nov 15 to Jan 1 training Tues-Friday • Directed free ski Sat Sun • Competition Jan 1 to April 10
Food • Optimal nutrition for competitive athletes
Costs • Weber County education free to Utah residents • Weber County $5000 for out of state • Saint Joseph cost of current tuition $8000
Skiing Costs • Current JO program $3100
Age Athletes • J1 and J2 • J3 core to start 2009-2010 • J4 may participate (7th grade & above)
Dryland Training • Sports nutrition • Preventative medicine • Injury and rehabilitative services
Transportation • Van to pick kids up at Rainbow Gardens in am • Van to transport from school to Wolf Creek • Van to transport to Rainbow at pm
Goals • J3 to qualify Topolino shootout
School contacts • Mike Jacobsen WEB CO • Velden Wardle Snowcrest principal • Norm Allred St. Joseph’s • Brent Richardson • Carolyn Ambri • Rob Clayden Winter School PC
Next Steps • Meet with educators • Meet with ski hills • Address coaching needs
Goals • First year J5 qualify IMD champs • Second year J5 top 5 IMD • First Year J4 top 10 • Second year J4 top 5 IMD • First year J3
Sports Psychology • Active program to address mental needs of our athletes