UPMC Sports Medicine Announces Next Motocross Training Mini-Camp – News – Dirt Rider Magazine

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Tuesday, February 24, 2009

UPMC Sports Medicine Announces Motocross Training Mini-Camp in PittsburghUPMC Sports Medicine is pleased to announce its second Motocross Training Mini-Camp on Saturday, July 23rd.

UPMC Sports Medicine, a long-time sponsor of Makita Suzuki’s Broc Hepler, is rapidly becoming the leader in sports medicine and performance services for the sport of motocross. The sports medicine provider received rave reviews for its first motocross training mini-camp.

The curriculum for the mini-camp will include motocross-specific training techniques, injury management and prevention, deconstructing current motocross training myths, nutrition, mental training and concussion management.

“I was an instructor at the first mini-camp,” said Hepler. “It was impressive. People definitely learned a lot. There is a right way and a wrong way to train and manage your motocross fitness program. UPMC has come up with a blueprint for training success. This blueprint works for teams like the Steelers and the Penguins. I’m proof that it works for professional motocross.”

Details of the mini-camp:

When: Saturday, July 23rd, 12:00p – 4:30p
Where: UPMC Sports Medicine Complex, Center for Sports Medicine, 3200 South Water Street, Pittsburgh, PA 15203
Skill Levels: All riding skill levels welcome; participants must be 11-years of age or older to enroll
Attire: Participants should come dressed in workout gear, as this is a hands-on camp
Refreshments: Light refreshments will be provided
Cost: $50 per person; a major credit card is required to reserve a spot. Additional training aids will also be offered for purchase.

To enroll call: 412/432-3720

Attendance is limited!

Curriculum & Instructors:

Injury Prevention & Management – Brian F. Hagen, MS, PT, OCS, FAAOMPT

Training Techniques – Ron De Angelo, M.Ed., L/ATC, CSCS

Nutrition – Leslie J. Bonci, M.P.H., R.D.

Concussion Management – Michael (Micky) Collins, Ph.D

Mental Training – Aimee C. Kimball, Ph.D.

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