Aspen, Colorado - October 27-30, 2005

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Front Range Sports Performance & Fitness

Special Guest: Olympian Chris Klug

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Thursday October 27

12-2 Reception and Registration / free balance screenings and consultation

2-4 Functional Neurology; Balance; Stability & Applications for Trainers and Coaches - Dr. Michaele Sparaco DACNB Chiropractic Neurologist

4:30-6:30 The Final Push for Torino - Ramping up for This Olympic Season - Chris Klug – This Year’s Celebrity Athlete - Olympic Bronze Medal Winner, World Champion Snowboarder, and Liver Transplant Survivor. - With Bill Fabrocini PT OTC CSCS

Friday October 28

8-10 Baseball Strength - train like the pros! - Frank Velasquez ATC CSCS – Strength & Conditioning Coordinator for Pittsburgh Pirates Baseball

11-1 Wound Healing and Tissue Repair - Tom Ravin MD Theory and instruction for athletes and coaches regarding sports recovery: nutrition, training cycles, and Prolo Therapy. -

3-5 Periodization of Nutrition as a Component of Optimization of Performance – Jay T. Kearney PhD. VP Health and Sports Science Services Carmichael Training Systems

6-8 Orthopedic and Rehabilitation Concerns for Runners - Bill Clancy MD –Inventor of most modern knee reconstruction techniques - *With members of Aspen Foundation for Sports Medicine research and education.

Saturday October 29

8-10 Using The Olympic Lifts to Improve Performance - Paul Fleschler MS CSCS - Men's Resident Weightlifting Coach - USA Weightlifting

11-1 Application of Physical Therapy principles for Personal Trainers and Coaches - Bill Fabrocini PT OTC CSCS -

2-4 How we trained Lance Armstrong - Riggs Klika Ph.D Lab. Director - Carmichael Training Systems, Aspen

5-7 Effective Weight Training for Cyclists & Tri-athletes –Harvey Newton MA CSCS - Founder of Newton Sports, author of Explosive Lifting for Sports (Human Kinetics, 2002) and former national coach for USA Weightlifting.

8-12 Halloween Party Sponsored By Altitude Body Performance Center

Sunday October 30

8-10 Using Video Technology to Improve Client Performance - Patrick McHenry MS CSCS – NSCA State Director

10:30-12:30 Assessing and Administering Dominant and Non-dominant Training Protocols Using Unilateral and Bilateral Movements Joel Raether MAEd - Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach at the University of Denver

1-2 101 agility drills - Patrick McHenry and Joel Raether

2:30-4:30 Brain Fitness - the secret ingredient to a successful sports training or rehabilitation program – Dave Shaw – president of Makoto USA and Joshua Landis CSCS

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Rooms available from $60 per night and may be shared by 2 or more -

That price includes a continental breakfast.

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Prices: Single Topic - $59.

1 Day Seminar – $149. 10% off before 10/14

2 Day Symposium - $249.

3 Day Symposium - $289.

4 Day Symposium - $319.

Earn 2.0 NSCA Contining Education Units

Earn 2.8 ACE Continuing Education Credits

Earn 2.8. NASM Continuing Education Credits

Earn 28 CEU's through BOC for Athletic Trainers

Each hour of class time is worth .1 CEC or CEU from ACE. NSCA, and NASM. NATA and other organizations will issue credit by petition.

Altitude Symposium Cancellation/ Refund Policy:

80% refund before early registration deadline: 0ctober 14^th
50% refund before start of the event: October 27^th
No refunds once the event begins (you will be provided with all course materials – they will be shipped at the expense of Altitude BPC)

View Last Year's Event

2^nd Annual Strength & Conditioning Symposium

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28

12-2:00 Reception and Registration

3 – 4 pm Neuro-Specific Training

Natalie Engelbart D.C. Board Certified Chiropractic Neurologist & Joshua Landis CSCS, Founder of Altitude Body Performance Center.

4:30-6:30 Train at Altitude! Cross training the Altitude way

Olympic lifts; Kettlebells; Makoto; Gyrotonic training; and more

The Altitude Staff

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29

9 – 11 am Development of the Young Athlete

Riggs Klika Ph.D Lab. Director - Carmichael Training Systems, Aspen

1 – 3 pm Makoto Training

Joshua Landis & Dave Shaw - President of Makoto-USA

4:00 – 6:00 Anterior Cruciate Knee Injuries,

Past and Present Treatment and Newly Recognized Problems.

Dr. Bill Clancy M.D. Inventor of Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction

*With members of Aspen Foundation for Sports Med. Research & Education see below for more information.

6:00 - 7:00 The Mysterious Hip

Bill Fabrocini PT,OCS, CSCS – Carmichael Training Systems

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30

8 – 9 Develop Power w/Sand Bag Training

Patrick McHenry MS CSCS –

Head S&C coach, Ponderosa H.S.& NSCA State Director

10-12 The Female Athlete

Meg Stone Mgr. of Coaching, Olympic Training Ctr. & two-time Olympian

1:30 – 3:30 Flexibility & Stretching–Current Understanding

Dr. Bill Sands Head of Biomechanics and Engineering, USOC

4:30 – 6:30 Explosive Training for sports – Physiology and Applications

Dr. Mike Stone Head of Exercise Physiology, USOC

8 PM Halloween Party and BBQ for Symposium Participants

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 31

9-11 Lower Extremity Gait & Biomechanics

Eric A. Haynie D.C. CSCS

1-3 TMJ in Athletic Performance

D’Arcy Brown D.C. & Dr. William Wesson D.D.S.

4-6 Skills & Drills for Ski Conditioning

John McBride Head Coach of US Men’s Downhill,

USOC & IOC 2003 Coach of the Year

*Friday Evening With Dr. Clancy will include the following speakers and topics

Dr. Chuck Dillman Ph.D. – Executive Director of the Aspen Foundation for Sports Medicine Education and Research; Former Director of Sports Med for USOC & Steadman-Hawkins clinic. Biomechanical evaluation of control of rotation for patients with and without ACL injury
Dr. Tom Pevney – Articular surface injuries in athletes
Dr. Lindsay Harris – Former Team Physician and Surgeon for all University of Colorado teams – Medical aspects of muscle physiology