Roseburg, Oregon Bronze Clinic Scheduled for March 30th

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Ted Witulski (USA Wrestling)
02/26/2002


Roseburg, Oregon Bronze Clinic set for Saturday, March 30th  at 8:30 a.m.    Roseburg High School.  Directons--547 Chapman  Roseburg, Oregon 97470. If you are driving on I-5 you can see the high school from the freeway, it is on the Eastside of I-5 in Roseburg. It is the only high school in town and I-5 is the main freeway running North and South on the West Coast.    For more information on this clinic contact Les Combs at H#(541)388-8993  W#(541)3225104    e-mail: lcombs@bend.k12.or.us    Join us!  USA Wrestling invites active wrestling enthusiasts to attend a Bronze Level Certification course in you area.  The National Coaches Education Program offers wrestling coaches a great way to be deeply involved with the sport of wrestling.      USA Wrestling as the National Governing Body of amateur wrestling can open the doors to wrestling coaches and athletes to learn more about the world's oldest and greatest sport. NCEP Certification is required by USA Wrestling for coaches to participate in state, regional, national, and international events.  If you're an active wrestling coach, you need to get NCEP certified!    USA Wrestling's Coaches Education Program is designed to give coaches a foundation of successful coaching principles to help grow the base of amateur wrestling throughout the country. The National Coaches Education Program (NCEP) certified over 1,100 coaches nationally last year at the Bronze Level.      By completing the certification process at the Bronze Level, you will receive the Bronze Certified Card, and Certificate allowing you to coach at USA Wrestling events across the country.  Also, you will receive for future reference the Coach's Guide to Excellence, a $30 value.  Finally, as an added bonus for completing the Bronze level, you will receive the official Bronze Certified Coach's shirt, a $25 value.      Coaches who are Bronze certified are leaders in the wrestling community and are then encouraged to pursue further education through NCEP by completing the Silver and Gold levels.  Once, a coach is Bronze certified he/she can attend the National Coaches Colleges held annually.  The Coaches College is a five-day intensive study of the sport of wrestling.    For more information on the National Coaches Education Program contact NCEP Manager, Ted Witulski at twitulski@usawrestling.org or call (719) 598-8181.