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Dover Sherborn April & August Clinics

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PERFECT PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT!

Practice doesn’t make perfect! Perfect practice makes perfect and that is why it is with great pleasure that we announce the Dover-Sherborn youth girl’s basketball clinics. The April vacation and August summer clinics will kick-off April 21 and Aug 3.

DS Lady Raider Basketball Developmental Clinic will include:
• Guard and post positional strategy
• Offensive and defensive fundamental drilling (rebounding, shooting, ball handling, etc)
• Full court transition drills with 2 v 2, 3 v 3 and 5 v 5 scrimmages
• Competitions, prizes and much much more☺
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Host: Sherborn Recreation along with Missy Traversi
• Dover Sherborn Head Girls Varsity Basketball Coach
• 2008-2009 season was named the Tri Valley League Coach of the Year
• Former player for the Division 1 University of Maine Women’s Basketball Team.
• Named to the all-conference America East first team, a member of Maine’s 1,000-point scoring club and professional basketball player in Sweden.
• Traversi was invited to the 2006 WNBA Chicago Sky training camp.

Staff: Head Varsity coach, JV coach and current varsity players.

Location: Dover Sherborn Middle School gym

Time: April 21-24, 9:00-12:00, August 3-7 9:00-12:00

Grades: Grades 3-8: First come first serve. Enrollment is limited!

Investment: : April four day clinic $175/ August five day clinic $200
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2 Responses to “Dover Sherborn April & August Clinics”

  1. Fred McPhee Says:
    January 20, 2009 at 7:13 pm

    I’m not sure who this question is posted to but I’m sure either one can advise. I coach 7th grade girls and was wondering how soon they can begin to process info about developing mental toughness. It seems with school, homework, boys, and sports they are overloaded as it is. Can they fit any more into their busy brains?

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    • missytraversi Says:
      January 21, 2009 at 4:39 pm

      Hi Fred,
      It’s never too early to “begin” to process information on developing mental toughness, in fact, they’re “processing” information on it regardless if we give them something formalized to think about or not. The question is – what information they’re using to formulate their “skills” in this area – effective or ineffective? However, the question is pretty broad and has many angles. The bottom line is that BECAUSE of all those competing interests/overload it’s even more important to begin to build the foundation for mental resiliency or “toughness”.
      Stuart Singer “Sports Mental Performance Coach”
      ssinger@wellperformancecoach.com

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