What are the Regional Team Registration Fees for?
The Regional officers attend (mandatory) USAG meetings, serving as “voice” of all the clubs in Region 2. They are your representatives, helping to make changes and improve the quality of the J.O. program
based on your feedback. The budget covers their travel expenses as well as costs associated with providing regional newsletters and mailings, website, directories, training camps and various educational opportunities. Lastly, the registration fees help pay for the apparel forall regional teams going to Westerns and JO Nationals
Super Camps: These two day camps are open to all current USAG optional level gymnasts. The goal of the super camps is to provide an opportunity for gymnasts of all levels to work on their skills with some of the best coaches in the region in a fun and supportive environment. All events plus stretching, conditioning and mental training are covered. Games, contests and prizes help keep the energy level high in this fun filled weekend camp. Come prepared to work hard and have a great time. Coaches are expected to attend and work with their own gymnasts along with the camp staff.
Super Camp 1: September 12-13
Leading Edge Gymnastics, Everett, WA
Super Camp 2: September 19-20 moved to November 14-15
Metro Gymnastics, Tigard, OR
High Tech Camp: This camp is open to gymnasts who have qualified to either Level 9 Westerns or JO Nationals in the past year. The goal of this camp is to provide specific feedback on competitive skills as well as to reinforce basic skill technique and progressions. The gymnasts in this camp will have the opportunity to work with some of the best coaches in the country including members of the national team coaching staff. Judges will also be on hand to critique skills and element combinations and can answer any questions regarding routine composition. Coaches are expected to attend and to work with their own gymnasts along with the master staff.
Hotel for High Tech Camp - Phoenix Inn, 15402 Cornell Rd, Beaverton OR 97006, phone: 503-614-8100
Note: Gyms that participate in the training camps are eligible for free Region 2 apparel (required for Westerns and JO Nationals) based on the number of gymnasts enrolled. For every 10 gymnasts at any of the training camps the coach will earn one set of regional apparel.
USAG Region 2 – “working to develop partnerships, excellence and fun”
Alaska ♦ Hawaii ♦ Idaho ♦ Montana ♦ Oregon ♦ Washington
www.usa-gymnasticsregion2.org
Memorandom - Jan 2009
RE: Allowed information for posting meet results on-line. No Athlete birth dates, addresses, club address or personal contact information is allowed.
Clubs that have been victims of embezzlement / fraud from the inside are asked to contact LoreeGalimore at LGALI@usa-gymnastics.org . An article is being written to help club owners prevent
these situations from occurring. All information will remain anonymous.
Download the Powerpoint Presentation for details
High Tech Camp: This camp is open to gymnasts who have qualified to either Level 9 Westerns or JO Nationals in the past year. The goal of this camp is to provide specific feedback on competitive skills as well as to reinforce basic skill technique and progressions. The gymnasts in this camp will have the opportunity to work with some of the best coaches in the country including members of the national team coaching staff. Judges will also be on hand to critique skills and element combinations and can answer any questions regarding routine composition. Coaches are expected to attend and to work with their own gymnasts along with the master staff.