Hi Everyone,
As most of you know, the Sport Series Workshop/Clinic was cancelled last Saturday (lack of deposits sent). The details of Saturday’s clinic were as follows:
August 25, 2007 (check-in at 8:30am; start promptly at 9am) at Oz Tenpin Altona (216-230 Blackshaws Road, Altona North 3025 Victoria)
6-8 hours of on and off lane training (intensive training day) with 15-20 people per clinic (making it as personal as possible).
Cost: $70 per person (Sport psychology experts charge at least $150 PER HOUR for this bowling specific expertise, A SAVINGS OF AT LEAST $50 PER PERSON)
Agenda
9am – 11am
Paint the picture: Reading the oil pattern and adjustments
(2 games of bowling)
11am – 11:30am
“I didn’t get robbed?” Using the pins as your friend
(1 game of bowling and discussion)
11:30am – 12:30pm
Patience is a virtue: Maintaining composure when sport patterns are frustrating (2 games bowling and discussions)
12:30pm – 1pm
Lunch
1pm – 3pm
Good match-up: Scoring effectively with good ball selection and reaction
(This will include a session about understanding your individual equipment and ball roll)
Equipment surface is everything (or at least 70% of reaction): Ball surface adjustments to combat sport series oil patterns. (2 games of bowling and discussion)
(This session will also include one-on-one sessions to optimise equipment surface preparation)
3pm – 3:30pm
Question and Answer
3:30pm – 5pm
Flexible timeslot in which individual coaching or bowling psychology can be discussed
I am passionate about the sport of bowling and would like to share my knowledge with you and I am keen to develop the Sport Series Clinics around your needs. Thus, I am asking the question… What stopped you from attending Dr. Chris Mesagno’s Sport Series Workshop? If your answer is not in the poll above, please provide any reason (or reasons) that you did not attend the workshop.
This evaluation of the Sport Series Clinic will provide me valuable information in the hope that I can develop the next Clinic around and for you (the athlete/ bowler), giving you an extra advantage over your competition and a way to conquer these difficult oil patterns. When replying to this message, posting an anonymous message is encouraged so you can say anything you want.
If you do not want to post a message on this forum but would like to respond, please print off this message and send your response ANONYMOUSLY to the following address:
C/ O Chris Mesagno
Mentone Tenpin Bowl
Corner of Warrigal Road & Nepean Highway
Mentone, Victoria 3195
All responses are welcomed and anonymity will allow you to express your view without worrying about what anyone may think of your comments. I would also encourage you to provide suggestions about what you would need to see added (or excluded) to attend Dr. Chris’ Sport Series Clinics.
In the words of Tom Cruise in Jerry McGuire, “Help me, Help you!!!”
I’ll be periodically checking (and possibly responding) to comments on this post, so I can answer any questions that people may have about the clinics.
Thanks so much for your feedback.
Dr. Chris
As most of you know, the Sport Series Workshop/Clinic was cancelled last Saturday (lack of deposits sent). The details of Saturday’s clinic were as follows:
August 25, 2007 (check-in at 8:30am; start promptly at 9am) at Oz Tenpin Altona (216-230 Blackshaws Road, Altona North 3025 Victoria)
6-8 hours of on and off lane training (intensive training day) with 15-20 people per clinic (making it as personal as possible).
Cost: $70 per person (Sport psychology experts charge at least $150 PER HOUR for this bowling specific expertise, A SAVINGS OF AT LEAST $50 PER PERSON)
Agenda
9am – 11am
Paint the picture: Reading the oil pattern and adjustments
(2 games of bowling)
11am – 11:30am
“I didn’t get robbed?” Using the pins as your friend
(1 game of bowling and discussion)
11:30am – 12:30pm
Patience is a virtue: Maintaining composure when sport patterns are frustrating (2 games bowling and discussions)
12:30pm – 1pm
Lunch
1pm – 3pm
Good match-up: Scoring effectively with good ball selection and reaction
(This will include a session about understanding your individual equipment and ball roll)
Equipment surface is everything (or at least 70% of reaction): Ball surface adjustments to combat sport series oil patterns. (2 games of bowling and discussion)
(This session will also include one-on-one sessions to optimise equipment surface preparation)
3pm – 3:30pm
Question and Answer
3:30pm – 5pm
Flexible timeslot in which individual coaching or bowling psychology can be discussed
I am passionate about the sport of bowling and would like to share my knowledge with you and I am keen to develop the Sport Series Clinics around your needs. Thus, I am asking the question… What stopped you from attending Dr. Chris Mesagno’s Sport Series Workshop? If your answer is not in the poll above, please provide any reason (or reasons) that you did not attend the workshop.
This evaluation of the Sport Series Clinic will provide me valuable information in the hope that I can develop the next Clinic around and for you (the athlete/ bowler), giving you an extra advantage over your competition and a way to conquer these difficult oil patterns. When replying to this message, posting an anonymous message is encouraged so you can say anything you want.
If you do not want to post a message on this forum but would like to respond, please print off this message and send your response ANONYMOUSLY to the following address:
C/ O Chris Mesagno
Mentone Tenpin Bowl
Corner of Warrigal Road & Nepean Highway
Mentone, Victoria 3195
All responses are welcomed and anonymity will allow you to express your view without worrying about what anyone may think of your comments. I would also encourage you to provide suggestions about what you would need to see added (or excluded) to attend Dr. Chris’ Sport Series Clinics.
In the words of Tom Cruise in Jerry McGuire, “Help me, Help you!!!”
I’ll be periodically checking (and possibly responding) to comments on this post, so I can answer any questions that people may have about the clinics.
Thanks so much for your feedback.
Dr. Chris
