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Jack Kelly Fair Play Award
From: Joycelyn Grooms [Admin@usatt.org]
Sent: Thursday, May 19, 2011 10:59 AM
Subject: FW: Jack Kelly Fair Play Award Nominations
Attachments: 2011JKFPNGBCouncilMemo.docx
Importance: High
From: Cynthia E. Stinger, Manager, U.S. Olympians Association
Re: Jack Kelly Fair Play Award Nominations
Date: May 16, 2011
The Jack Kelly Fair Play Award was established by the United States Olympic Committee in 1985 to honor the late USOC
President Jack Kelly Jr. The award is presented to an athlete, team, coach or official in recognition of an outstanding act
of fair play and sportsmanship displayed during the past year.
Fair play can be described as an athlete who is dedicated to playing fair, obeys the rules, and upholds the spirit of the
game. Sportsmanship is an athlete whose conduct and attitude demonstrate gracious behavior before, during, and after
competition.
Nominees are now being sought for this distinguished honor, which will be officially presented during the 2011 U.S.
Olympic & Paralympic Assembly in Colorado Springs, CO, September 22-25, 2011. Please use the attached form to
nominate a deserving individual from your organization for this award. Nomination deadline is Friday, June 24, 2011.
Please contact me at 719-866-4989 or cindy.stinger@usoc.org if you have any questions about the nomination process
or award.
** NOMINATION FORM ATTACHED **
Jack Kelly Award Nomination Form
ContentMEMO
To: NGB Council
From: Cynthia E. Stinger, Manager, U.S. Olympians Association
Re: Jack Kelly Fair Play Award Call For Nominations
Date: May 16, 2011
The Jack Kelly Fair Play Award was established by the United States Olympic Committee in 1985 to honor the late USOC President Jack Kelly Jr. The award is presented to an athlete, team, coach or official in recognition of an outstanding act of fair play and sportsmanship displayed during the past year.
Fair play can be described as an athlete who is dedicated to playing fair, obeys the rules, and upholds the spirit of the game. Sportsmanship is an athlete whose conduct and attitude demonstrate gracious behavior before, during, and after competition.
Nominees are now being sought for this distinguished honor, which will be officially presented during the 2011 U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Assembly in Colorado Springs, CO, September 22-25, 2011. Please use the attached form to nominate a deserving individual from your organization for this award. Nomination deadline is Friday, June 24, 2011.
Please contact me at 719-866-4989 or cindy.stinger@usoc.org if you have any questions about the nomination process or award.
2011 JACK KELLY FAIR PLAY AWARD
Established in 1985 to honor the late USOC President Jack Kelly Jr., the award is presented to an athlete, coach or official for an outstanding act of fair play and sportsmanship displayed during the past year.
Nominee's Name: ____________________________________________________________________________________________
___ Athlete ___ Coach ___ Official ____Team
Sport or Organization: _____________________________________________________________________________________
Nominee's Mailing Address: _______________________________________________________________________________
City: ___________________________________ State: _______ Zip Code: _____________________________________________
Telephone: ___________________________ E-mail: _____________________________________________________________
Describe the act of Fair Play/Sportsmanship & the reason for the nomination: _________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Nominator: ____________________________ Organization: ____________________________________________________
Telephone: ____________________________ E-mail: _____________________________________________________________
Date: ___________________
Deadline: Friday, June 24, 2011
Please return form to Cynthia E. Stinger, Manager, U.S. Olympians Association, cindy.stinger@usoc.org. Call 719-866-4989 with any questions regarding nominations.
List of Previous Jack Kelly Fair Play Award winners:
1985 -- Kandi Amelon and Alec Binnie; Athletes, Figure skating
1986 -- Judy Caunter; Athlete, Cycling
1987 -- Cleveland Stroud; High School Coach, Basketball
1988 -- Mike DeCicco; University of Notre Dame Coach, Fencing
1989 -- Richard A. Weiss; Athlete, Canoe/Kayak, 1992 & 1996 Olympian
1990 -- Ashley Davenport; Tanya Giarnella, Maya Mylroie, Lexie Riley,
1990 U.S. Olympic Festival East Women's Road Team, Cycling
1992 -- Michelle Manus; High School Cross-Country Runner, Athletics
1993 -- Cathy O'Brien; 1988 and '92 Olympic Marathoner, Athletics
1994 -- Kristen Talbot; 1988, '92 and '94 Olympian, Speedskating
1995 -- *Fred Lebow; Former President and CEO of the New York Road Runners
Club; Director of the New York City Marathon, Athletics
1996 -- *Col. F. Don Miller; former USOC Executive Director and U.S. Olympic
Foundation President
1996 – **Scott Shipley; U.S. Olympic Whitewater Canoe/Kayak Olympian (1992, '96, '00)
1997 -- Jackie Joyner-Kersee; Athlete, Track & Field, Four-Time Olympian (1984, '88, '92, '96)
1998 -- Lance Armstrong; Athlete, Cycling, Three-Time Olympian (1992, '96, '00)
1999 -- Michele Akers; Athlete, Soccer, 1996 Olympian
2003 – Laura Kraut; Athlete, Equestrian, 1992 & 2000 Olympian
2005 – Erin Mirabella; Athlete, Cycling, 2000 & 2004 Olympian
2006 – Ash Nelson; Athlete, Curling, 2006 Wisconsin State Junior Champion
2008 – Central Washington University; Softball Team
2009 – Regina Jaquess; Athlete, Water Ski
2010 – Steve Pupel, Athlete, Table Tennis
* Awarded posthumously
** Awarded in 1997
To: NGB Council
From: Cynthia E. Stinger, Manager, U.S. Olympians Association
Re: Jack Kelly Fair Play Award Call For Nominations
Date: May 16, 2011
The Jack Kelly Fair Play Award was established by the United States Olympic Committee in 1985 to honor the late USOC President Jack Kelly Jr. The award is presented to an athlete, team, coach or official in recognition of an outstanding act of fair play and sportsmanship displayed during the past year.
Fair play can be described as an athlete who is dedicated to playing fair, obeys the rules, and upholds the spirit of the game. Sportsmanship is an athlete whose conduct and attitude demonstrate gracious behavior before, during, and after competition.
Nominees are now being sought for this distinguished honor, which will be officially presented during the 2011 U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Assembly in Colorado Springs, CO, September 22-25, 2011. Please use the attached form to nominate a deserving individual from your organization for this award. Nomination deadline is Friday, June 24, 2011.
Please contact me at 719-866-4989 or cindy.stinger@usoc.org if you have any questions about the nomination process or award.
2011 JACK KELLY FAIR PLAY AWARD
Established in 1985 to honor the late USOC President Jack Kelly Jr., the award is presented to an athlete, coach or official for an outstanding act of fair play and sportsmanship displayed during the past year.
Nominee's Name: ____________________________________________________________________________________________
___ Athlete ___ Coach ___ Official ____Team
Sport or Organization: _____________________________________________________________________________________
Nominee's Mailing Address: _______________________________________________________________________________
City: ___________________________________ State: _______ Zip Code: _____________________________________________
Telephone: ___________________________ E-mail: _____________________________________________________________
Describe the act of Fair Play/Sportsmanship & the reason for the nomination: _________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Nominator: ____________________________ Organization: ____________________________________________________
Telephone: ____________________________ E-mail: _____________________________________________________________
Date: ___________________
Deadline: Friday, June 24, 2011
Please return form to Cynthia E. Stinger, Manager, U.S. Olympians Association, cindy.stinger@usoc.org. Call 719-866-4989 with any questions regarding nominations.
List of Previous Jack Kelly Fair Play Award winners:
1985 -- Kandi Amelon and Alec Binnie; Athletes, Figure skating
1986 -- Judy Caunter; Athlete, Cycling
1987 -- Cleveland Stroud; High School Coach, Basketball
1988 -- Mike DeCicco; University of Notre Dame Coach, Fencing
1989 -- Richard A. Weiss; Athlete, Canoe/Kayak, 1992 & 1996 Olympian
1990 -- Ashley Davenport; Tanya Giarnella, Maya Mylroie, Lexie Riley,
1990 U.S. Olympic Festival East Women's Road Team, Cycling
1992 -- Michelle Manus; High School Cross-Country Runner, Athletics
1993 -- Cathy O'Brien; 1988 and '92 Olympic Marathoner, Athletics
1994 -- Kristen Talbot; 1988, '92 and '94 Olympian, Speedskating
1995 -- *Fred Lebow; Former President and CEO of the New York Road Runners
Club; Director of the New York City Marathon, Athletics
1996 -- *Col. F. Don Miller; former USOC Executive Director and U.S. Olympic
Foundation President
1996 – **Scott Shipley; U.S. Olympic Whitewater Canoe/Kayak Olympian (1992, '96, '00)
1997 -- Jackie Joyner-Kersee; Athlete, Track & Field, Four-Time Olympian (1984, '88, '92, '96)
1998 -- Lance Armstrong; Athlete, Cycling, Three-Time Olympian (1992, '96, '00)
1999 -- Michele Akers; Athlete, Soccer, 1996 Olympian
2003 – Laura Kraut; Athlete, Equestrian, 1992 & 2000 Olympian
2005 – Erin Mirabella; Athlete, Cycling, 2000 & 2004 Olympian
2006 – Ash Nelson; Athlete, Curling, 2006 Wisconsin State Junior Champion
2008 – Central Washington University; Softball Team
2009 – Regina Jaquess; Athlete, Water Ski
2010 – Steve Pupel, Athlete, Table Tennis
* Awarded posthumously
** Awarded in 1997
ITTF Coaching Seminar, NY June.2011
WHAT Increase your coaching knowledge and become an ITTF Level 1 Certified Coach.
You can find info on the ITTF Coaching Certification process at www.ittf.com.
(Click on Home Page, then go to Development.)
Minimum number of students: 10 Maximum: 16
WHERE Brownsville Recreation Centre, 1555 Linden Boulevard, Brooklyn, NY 11212
www.parks.nyc.gov
WHEN Saturdays & Sundays, June 18.19,25,26 and July 10th
11:30-2:30PM, 3:00-6:00 PM; Two sessions per day, 30 hours total.
You may miss the final day on July 10th, which covers Paralympics, and still receive
ITTF Level 1 certification but without IPTTC certification.
COACH SYDNEY CHRISTOPHE, ITTF Certified Course Conductor & Coach,
USATT Certified National Coach, Former Caribbean and Central American champion,
Lead coach at American Youth Table Tennis Organization.
FEE $200 for ITTF Coaching section (24 hrs), $60 for Paralympic section (6 hrs).
A $50 non-refundable deposit is required in advance to reserve your spot.
Make payable and send to: AYTTO PO Box 155 Irvington, NY. 10533
MANUAL ITTF-IPTTC Level 1 Coaching Manual - order in advance from PaddlePalace.com.
This is required. (Let us know by June 7th and we will order for you at $30 each.)
MATERIAL Course will include ten 3-hour sessions, including the two 3-hour Paralympic sessions.
COVERED Schedule is subject to change.
Saturday, June 18th
Sessions 1 & 2 Generic Coaching Principles, Coaching Beginners and Schools Coaching
Sunday, June 19th
Sessions 3 & 4 Techniques Beyond Basics
Saturday, June 25th
Sessions 5 & 6 Techniques Beyond Basics, Introduction to Physical Training and Sport Sciences
Sunday, June 26 th
Sessions 7 & 8 Tournament Organization and Rules, Tournament Practical
Saturday, July 10th
Sessions 9 & 10 Paralympic Table Tennis (wheelchair & standing disabled)
INFO & REGISTRATION sydchris2000, sydchris2000@yahoo.com 347-564-4142
You can find info on the ITTF Coaching Certification process at www.ittf.com.
(Click on Home Page, then go to Development.)
Minimum number of students: 10 Maximum: 16
WHERE Brownsville Recreation Centre, 1555 Linden Boulevard, Brooklyn, NY 11212
www.parks.nyc.gov
WHEN Saturdays & Sundays, June 18.19,25,26 and July 10th
11:30-2:30PM, 3:00-6:00 PM; Two sessions per day, 30 hours total.
You may miss the final day on July 10th, which covers Paralympics, and still receive
ITTF Level 1 certification but without IPTTC certification.
COACH SYDNEY CHRISTOPHE, ITTF Certified Course Conductor & Coach,
USATT Certified National Coach, Former Caribbean and Central American champion,
Lead coach at American Youth Table Tennis Organization.
FEE $200 for ITTF Coaching section (24 hrs), $60 for Paralympic section (6 hrs).
A $50 non-refundable deposit is required in advance to reserve your spot.
Make payable and send to: AYTTO PO Box 155 Irvington, NY. 10533
MANUAL ITTF-IPTTC Level 1 Coaching Manual - order in advance from PaddlePalace.com.
This is required. (Let us know by June 7th and we will order for you at $30 each.)
MATERIAL Course will include ten 3-hour sessions, including the two 3-hour Paralympic sessions.
COVERED Schedule is subject to change.
Saturday, June 18th
Sessions 1 & 2 Generic Coaching Principles, Coaching Beginners and Schools Coaching
Sunday, June 19th
Sessions 3 & 4 Techniques Beyond Basics
Saturday, June 25th
Sessions 5 & 6 Techniques Beyond Basics, Introduction to Physical Training and Sport Sciences
Sunday, June 26 th
Sessions 7 & 8 Tournament Organization and Rules, Tournament Practical
Saturday, July 10th
Sessions 9 & 10 Paralympic Table Tennis (wheelchair & standing disabled)
INFO & REGISTRATION sydchris2000, sydchris2000@yahoo.com 347-564-4142
2011 Women's ITTF Coaching Seminar in Colorado Springs September 2011
2011 Women's ITTF Coaching Seminar in Colorado Springs
USATT will host an ITTF Women's Coaches Education Seminar on September 11-17,
2011 in Colorado Springs, Colorado at the Olympic Training Center, 1 Olympic Plaza
Colorado Springs, CO-80909.
This course will feature a special guest course conductor, Polona Cehovin Sushin.
Polona serves as the ITTF European Development Officer and is a leading exponent of
Women's Education and Coaching within the ITTF.
The seminar will be composed of the ITTF-PTT Level 1 Course and Course Conductor
Training. This course will include: 4-days for ITTF Level 1 Course, 1 day for ITTF IPC
Course, and 2 days of Course Conductor Training.
Arrival day in Colorado Springs: September 10, 2010
Departure day: September 18, 2010.
The USATT will cover the expense of room and board at the US Olympic Training
Center for the coaches selected to attend.
To pass the ITTF Level 1 Course – participants must attend all training sessions, pass
the practical exam, complete an additional 30 of practical coaching (after the course)
and receive a positive evaluation on the practical coaching.
To become ITTF Course Conductors – Coaches must successfully pass all the Level I
requirements and also complete the additional two days of training on teaching the
course and successfully complete the practical exam.
If you would like to be part of this historic first Women's Coaching
ITTF-PTT Level 1 Course in the U.S.:
Fill out and submit the application below – Only 20 spots available!!
This course is open to all Women Coaches who wish to become ITTF Certified. For
those looking to become ITTF-PTT Level 1 Course Conductors we are looking for active
coaches with excellent presentation skills.
Benefits:
Listed as ITTF-PPT Level 1 Coach on ITTF Website (if passed)
Right to hold ITTF Courses and Certify Coaches (if passed as
Course Conductor)
Applications accepted until deadline of July 30, 2011. Coaches will be selected based
on level of activity, level of certification, presentation skills, and regional separation.
Announcement of the selected Coaches will be made on August 1, 2011.
Coaches are responsible for their own transportation to and from Colorado.
Date & Time: September 11-17, 2011
Where: US Olympic Training Center, Colorado Springs, CO- 80909
If you are interested in attending this seminar, please e-mail, fax or send the
application below by July 30, 2011 to:
USA Table Tennis
Attn: Joyce Grooms
One Olympic Plaza Colorado Springs, CO 80909
Fax # 719-632-6071
E-mail: admin@usatt.org
We look forward to meeting you in Colorado Springs!
………………………………………………………………………………
2010 USATT Coaching Seminar, September 11-17 2011, Colorado Springs, CO
Name______________________ Membership #________ Exp. Date_________
Address___________________________________________________________
City______________________________ State______ Zip code__________
Phone ___________________ E-mail___________________________________
USATT Certified Coach Level__________________________________________
To receive future coaching news and updates, please provide your e-mail address.
………………………………………………………………………………
USATT will host an ITTF Women's Coaches Education Seminar on September 11-17,
2011 in Colorado Springs, Colorado at the Olympic Training Center, 1 Olympic Plaza
Colorado Springs, CO-80909.
This course will feature a special guest course conductor, Polona Cehovin Sushin.
Polona serves as the ITTF European Development Officer and is a leading exponent of
Women's Education and Coaching within the ITTF.
The seminar will be composed of the ITTF-PTT Level 1 Course and Course Conductor
Training. This course will include: 4-days for ITTF Level 1 Course, 1 day for ITTF IPC
Course, and 2 days of Course Conductor Training.
Arrival day in Colorado Springs: September 10, 2010
Departure day: September 18, 2010.
The USATT will cover the expense of room and board at the US Olympic Training
Center for the coaches selected to attend.
To pass the ITTF Level 1 Course – participants must attend all training sessions, pass
the practical exam, complete an additional 30 of practical coaching (after the course)
and receive a positive evaluation on the practical coaching.
To become ITTF Course Conductors – Coaches must successfully pass all the Level I
requirements and also complete the additional two days of training on teaching the
course and successfully complete the practical exam.
If you would like to be part of this historic first Women's Coaching
ITTF-PTT Level 1 Course in the U.S.:
Fill out and submit the application below – Only 20 spots available!!
This course is open to all Women Coaches who wish to become ITTF Certified. For
those looking to become ITTF-PTT Level 1 Course Conductors we are looking for active
coaches with excellent presentation skills.
Benefits:
Listed as ITTF-PPT Level 1 Coach on ITTF Website (if passed)
Right to hold ITTF Courses and Certify Coaches (if passed as
Course Conductor)
Applications accepted until deadline of July 30, 2011. Coaches will be selected based
on level of activity, level of certification, presentation skills, and regional separation.
Announcement of the selected Coaches will be made on August 1, 2011.
Coaches are responsible for their own transportation to and from Colorado.
Date & Time: September 11-17, 2011
Where: US Olympic Training Center, Colorado Springs, CO- 80909
If you are interested in attending this seminar, please e-mail, fax or send the
application below by July 30, 2011 to:
USA Table Tennis
Attn: Joyce Grooms
One Olympic Plaza Colorado Springs, CO 80909
Fax # 719-632-6071
E-mail: admin@usatt.org
We look forward to meeting you in Colorado Springs!
………………………………………………………………………………
2010 USATT Coaching Seminar, September 11-17 2011, Colorado Springs, CO
Name______________________ Membership #________ Exp. Date_________
Address___________________________________________________________
City______________________________ State______ Zip code__________
Phone ___________________ E-mail___________________________________
USATT Certified Coach Level__________________________________________
To receive future coaching news and updates, please provide your e-mail address.
………………………………………………………………………………
ITTF-PTT Level 1 Coaching Course, Colorado August 2011
ITTF-PTT Level 1 Coaching Course
Dates: August 1-5, 2011
Location: Topspin Table Tennis Club
Bethany Church - Gym
6240 S. Broadway
Littleton, CO 80121
Eligibility: The Course is open to all interested Table Tennis Coaches and persons wishing
to become certified as ITTF-PTT Level 1 Coaches. Coaches completing all the
course requirements will receive both ITTF and PTT (Paralympic) Level 1
Certification. In addition, coaches who pass this course and who are not USATT
Certified will also be awarded "State" Level Coaches Certification by the USATT.
Course Conductor:
ITTF Course Conductor/Trainer, Richard McAfee will conduct the course. Coach
McAfee has conducted ITTF Courses around the World and also serves as the
Chairman of the USATT Coaching Committee.
Head Coach of the Topspin Table Tennis Club, Francisco Mendez will serve as
the local organizer.
Equipment: Butterfly tables (7) and balls will be used for the course.
Course Description:
The ITTF introduced a new system of Coach Accreditation in English in 2004 and in French and
Spanish in 2005. The ITTF Level 1 Coaching Manual formed the basis, containing syllabus and
course material for:
· Community Leader Course-3 hour
· School Teacher Course-6 hour
· Club Coach Course-12 hour
· ITTF Level 1Course-24 hour
· All courses are cumulative.
ITTF Level 1 is the first level officially recognized by ITTF and has the following requirements:
· Attendance at 24 hour course conducted by an ITTF approved Course Conductor
· 10 minute Coaching Practical presentation during the course. A "PASS" is required to
be eligible for ITTF Level 1
· After the course, 30 hours coaching practice must be completed. This coaching practice
should be predominantly group coaching benefiting the table tennis community or junior
or school groups.
· From the 30 hours coaching practice, 5 hours must be supervised by the ITTF Course
Conductor or a person appointed by the ITTF Course Conductor. This supervisor
evaluates each coach using the "Confidential Coaching Report" [pages 299-301 of the
ITTF Level 1 Manual] This must be approved by the ITTF Course Conductor, who
provides the certificates if all requirements are met.
In 2007 IPTTC has developed an optional additional 6 hours for "athletes with disabilities" in
English. Coaches that complete the additional 6 hours will be ITTF + PTT Level 1 Coaches.
Course Schedule:
· August 1-4, 2011, The ITTF Level 1 Course will be conducted. There will be 2 sessions
each day.
· August 5, 2011, The PTT Level 1 Course will be conducted. There will be 2 sessions
each day.
· Daly sessions are 9am-12pm and 1pm-4pm.
Costs: $225 per person plus each coach must purchase the ITTF Level 1 Manual, available
from PaddlePalace.com for $29.95. Coaches are responsible for their own
transportation and room and board arrangements.
Hotels: Hilton Garden Inn-Tech Center, 7675 E Union Ave, Denver, (303) 770-4200
Entry Form – ITTF/PTT Level 1 Course – Topspin Table Tennis Club- Aug 1-5, 2011
Course is limited to the first 20 entries received with deposit.
First name: _____________________ Last Name______________________________
Street Address: _________________________________________________________
City: _____________________ State: _____________ Zip: ___________________
Email: ________________________________Phone: __________________________
Are you currently a certified USATT Coach: ( Y/N) If yes, what level: ________
Please make check payable to: TSTTC
Please mail form and $50 deposit to:
Francisco Mendez
CO/ Bethany Church
6240 S Broadway
Littleton, CO 80121
Dates: August 1-5, 2011
Location: Topspin Table Tennis Club
Bethany Church - Gym
6240 S. Broadway
Littleton, CO 80121
Eligibility: The Course is open to all interested Table Tennis Coaches and persons wishing
to become certified as ITTF-PTT Level 1 Coaches. Coaches completing all the
course requirements will receive both ITTF and PTT (Paralympic) Level 1
Certification. In addition, coaches who pass this course and who are not USATT
Certified will also be awarded "State" Level Coaches Certification by the USATT.
Course Conductor:
ITTF Course Conductor/Trainer, Richard McAfee will conduct the course. Coach
McAfee has conducted ITTF Courses around the World and also serves as the
Chairman of the USATT Coaching Committee.
Head Coach of the Topspin Table Tennis Club, Francisco Mendez will serve as
the local organizer.
Equipment: Butterfly tables (7) and balls will be used for the course.
Course Description:
The ITTF introduced a new system of Coach Accreditation in English in 2004 and in French and
Spanish in 2005. The ITTF Level 1 Coaching Manual formed the basis, containing syllabus and
course material for:
· Community Leader Course-3 hour
· School Teacher Course-6 hour
· Club Coach Course-12 hour
· ITTF Level 1Course-24 hour
· All courses are cumulative.
ITTF Level 1 is the first level officially recognized by ITTF and has the following requirements:
· Attendance at 24 hour course conducted by an ITTF approved Course Conductor
· 10 minute Coaching Practical presentation during the course. A "PASS" is required to
be eligible for ITTF Level 1
· After the course, 30 hours coaching practice must be completed. This coaching practice
should be predominantly group coaching benefiting the table tennis community or junior
or school groups.
· From the 30 hours coaching practice, 5 hours must be supervised by the ITTF Course
Conductor or a person appointed by the ITTF Course Conductor. This supervisor
evaluates each coach using the "Confidential Coaching Report" [pages 299-301 of the
ITTF Level 1 Manual] This must be approved by the ITTF Course Conductor, who
provides the certificates if all requirements are met.
In 2007 IPTTC has developed an optional additional 6 hours for "athletes with disabilities" in
English. Coaches that complete the additional 6 hours will be ITTF + PTT Level 1 Coaches.
Course Schedule:
· August 1-4, 2011, The ITTF Level 1 Course will be conducted. There will be 2 sessions
each day.
· August 5, 2011, The PTT Level 1 Course will be conducted. There will be 2 sessions
each day.
· Daly sessions are 9am-12pm and 1pm-4pm.
Costs: $225 per person plus each coach must purchase the ITTF Level 1 Manual, available
from PaddlePalace.com for $29.95. Coaches are responsible for their own
transportation and room and board arrangements.
Hotels: Hilton Garden Inn-Tech Center, 7675 E Union Ave, Denver, (303) 770-4200
Entry Form – ITTF/PTT Level 1 Course – Topspin Table Tennis Club- Aug 1-5, 2011
Course is limited to the first 20 entries received with deposit.
First name: _____________________ Last Name______________________________
Street Address: _________________________________________________________
City: _____________________ State: _____________ Zip: ___________________
Email: ________________________________Phone: __________________________
Are you currently a certified USATT Coach: ( Y/N) If yes, what level: ________
Please make check payable to: TSTTC
Please mail form and $50 deposit to:
Francisco Mendez
CO/ Bethany Church
6240 S Broadway
Littleton, CO 80121
ITTF-PTT LEVEL Coaching Course, Colorado August/September 2011
ITTF-PTT Level 1 Coaching Course
Dates: August 30-September 3, 2011
Location: Lily Yip Table Tennis Center
370 North Ave, Dunellen, New Jersey 08812
Venue: The Lily Yip Table Tennis Center is a new state of the art, 15,000 square ft., full time, dedicated table tennis facility with 24 tables on two floors.
Eligibility: The Course is open to all interested Table Tennis Coaches and persons wishing to become certified as ITTF-PTT Level 1 Coaches. Coaches completing all the course requirements will receive both ITTF and PTT (Paralympic) Level 1 Certification. In addition, coaches who pass this course and who are not USATT Certified will also be awarded "State" Level Coaches Certification by the USATT.
Course Conductor:
ITTF Course Conductor/Trainer, Richard McAfee will conduct the course. Coach McAfee has conducted ITTF Courses around the World and also serves as the Chairman of the USATT Coaching Committee.
Director and Head Coach, Lily Yip will serve as the local organizer.
Course Description
The ITTF introduced a new system of Coach Accreditation in English in 2004 and in French and Spanish in 2005. The ITTF Level 1 Coaching Manual formed the basis, containing syllabus and course material for:
· Community Leader Course-3 hour
· School Teacher Course-6 hour
· Club Coach Course-12 hour
· ITTF Level 1Course-24 hour
· All courses are cumulative.
ITTF Level 1 is the first level officially recognized by ITTF and has the following requirements:
· Attendance at 24 hour course conducted by an ITTF approved Course Conductor
· 10 minute Coaching Practical presentation during the course. A "PASS" is required to be eligible for ITTF Level 1
· After the course, 30 hours coaching practice must be completed. This coaching practice should be predominantly group coaching benefiting the table tennis community or junior or school groups.
· From the 30 hours coaching practice, 5 hours must be supervised by the ITTF Course Conductor or a person appointed by the ITTF Course Conductor. This supervisor
evaluates each coach using the "Confidential Coaching Report" [pages 299-301 of the ITTF Level 1 Manual] This must be approved by the ITTF Course Conductor, who provides the certificates if all requirements are met.
In 2007 IPTTC has developed an optional additional 6 hours for "athletes with disabilities" in English. Coaches that complete the additional 6 hours will be ITTF + PTT Level 1 Coaches. Course Schedule:
· August 30- Sept 2 2011, The ITTF Level 1 Course will be conducted. There will be 2 sessions each day.
· September 3, 2011, The PTT Level 1 Course will be conducted. There will be 2 sessions each day.
· Daly sessions are 9am-12pm and 1pm-4pm.
Costs: $225 per person plus each coach must purchase the ITTF Level 1 Manual, available from PaddlePalace.com for $29.95. Coaches are responsible for their own transportation and room and board arrangements.
Hotels: Fairfield Inn Suites – Corporate rate is $89 which includes Breakfast 875 New Durham Road Edison, NJ 08817 (732) 650-0011
Entry Form – ITTF/PTT Level 1 Course – Lily Yip Table Tennis Center- 8/29-9/2, 2011 Course is limited to the first 30 entries received with deposit.
First name: _____________________ Last Name______________________________
Street Address: _________________________________________________________
City: _____________________ State: _____________ Zip: ___________________
Email: ________________________________Phone: __________________________
Are you currently a certified USATT Coach: ( Y/N) If yes, what level: ________
Please make check payable to: Lily Yip Table Tennis Center
Please mail form and $50 deposit to:
Lily Yip Table Tennis Center
370 North Ave, Dunellen, New Jersey 08812
Dates: August 30-September 3, 2011
Location: Lily Yip Table Tennis Center
370 North Ave, Dunellen, New Jersey 08812
Venue: The Lily Yip Table Tennis Center is a new state of the art, 15,000 square ft., full time, dedicated table tennis facility with 24 tables on two floors.
Eligibility: The Course is open to all interested Table Tennis Coaches and persons wishing to become certified as ITTF-PTT Level 1 Coaches. Coaches completing all the course requirements will receive both ITTF and PTT (Paralympic) Level 1 Certification. In addition, coaches who pass this course and who are not USATT Certified will also be awarded "State" Level Coaches Certification by the USATT.
Course Conductor:
ITTF Course Conductor/Trainer, Richard McAfee will conduct the course. Coach McAfee has conducted ITTF Courses around the World and also serves as the Chairman of the USATT Coaching Committee.
Director and Head Coach, Lily Yip will serve as the local organizer.
Course Description
The ITTF introduced a new system of Coach Accreditation in English in 2004 and in French and Spanish in 2005. The ITTF Level 1 Coaching Manual formed the basis, containing syllabus and course material for:
· Community Leader Course-3 hour
· School Teacher Course-6 hour
· Club Coach Course-12 hour
· ITTF Level 1Course-24 hour
· All courses are cumulative.
ITTF Level 1 is the first level officially recognized by ITTF and has the following requirements:
· Attendance at 24 hour course conducted by an ITTF approved Course Conductor
· 10 minute Coaching Practical presentation during the course. A "PASS" is required to be eligible for ITTF Level 1
· After the course, 30 hours coaching practice must be completed. This coaching practice should be predominantly group coaching benefiting the table tennis community or junior or school groups.
· From the 30 hours coaching practice, 5 hours must be supervised by the ITTF Course Conductor or a person appointed by the ITTF Course Conductor. This supervisor
evaluates each coach using the "Confidential Coaching Report" [pages 299-301 of the ITTF Level 1 Manual] This must be approved by the ITTF Course Conductor, who provides the certificates if all requirements are met.
In 2007 IPTTC has developed an optional additional 6 hours for "athletes with disabilities" in English. Coaches that complete the additional 6 hours will be ITTF + PTT Level 1 Coaches. Course Schedule:
· August 30- Sept 2 2011, The ITTF Level 1 Course will be conducted. There will be 2 sessions each day.
· September 3, 2011, The PTT Level 1 Course will be conducted. There will be 2 sessions each day.
· Daly sessions are 9am-12pm and 1pm-4pm.
Costs: $225 per person plus each coach must purchase the ITTF Level 1 Manual, available from PaddlePalace.com for $29.95. Coaches are responsible for their own transportation and room and board arrangements.
Hotels: Fairfield Inn Suites – Corporate rate is $89 which includes Breakfast 875 New Durham Road Edison, NJ 08817 (732) 650-0011
Entry Form – ITTF/PTT Level 1 Course – Lily Yip Table Tennis Center- 8/29-9/2, 2011 Course is limited to the first 30 entries received with deposit.
First name: _____________________ Last Name______________________________
Street Address: _________________________________________________________
City: _____________________ State: _____________ Zip: ___________________
Email: ________________________________Phone: __________________________
Are you currently a certified USATT Coach: ( Y/N) If yes, what level: ________
Please make check payable to: Lily Yip Table Tennis Center
Please mail form and $50 deposit to:
Lily Yip Table Tennis Center
370 North Ave, Dunellen, New Jersey 08812
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