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CHEYENNE FENCING SOCIETY & MODERN PENTATHLON CENTER
SUMMER 2008 CAMPS
SCHEDULE
FENCING CAMP PENTATHLON CAMP
June 02 - 06 ( 9 Am - 3 Pm ) June 02 - 06 ( 9 Am - 3 Pm )
June 09 - 11 ( 9 Am - 3 Pm ) June 09 - 11 ( 9 Am - 3 Pm )
June 16 - 19 ( 9 Am - 3 Pm ) June 16 - 19 ( 9 Am - 3 Pm )
June 23 - 26 ( 9 Am - 3 Pm ) June 23 - 26 ( 9 Am - 3 Pm )
June 30 - 3 ( 9 Am - 3 Pm ) June 30 - 3 ( 9 Am - 3 Pm )
July 14 - 17 ( 9 Am - 3 Pm ) July 14 - 17 ( 9 Am - 3 Pm )
July 21 - 24 ( 9 Am - 3 Pm ) July 21 - 24 ( 9 Am - 3 Pm )
Coaching Staff
Janusz Peciak: Pentathlon Olympic Gold Medalist - Montreal 1976, 8 times Pentathlon World Champion, 10 Years Olympic Head Coach U.S. Pentathlon, 2000 & 2004 Olympic Pentathlon Coach;
Elaine Cheris: # 1 ranked fencer 2000 in USA, Olympic Team member 1980 - 1988 - 1996, Pan Am Gold Medal Team 1987 - 1991, Member of 14 U.S. World Teams, Highest Ranking American Internationally 1998 - 1999;
Maciej Czyzowicz: 1985 and 1997 National Polish Pentathlon Champion, Multi-Medalist of European and World Championships, 1991 European Vice Champion, Pentathlon Olympic Team Member: 1988 -1992 - 1996, Pentathlon Olympic Gold Medalist Barcelona 1992 in Team Event, CISM Pentathlon Olympic Gold Medalist 1996 in Relay;
Athletes can come earlier and stay late.
All campers are invited to stay and participate in 4.00PM - 5.30PM fencing class for additional $5.00 fee.
Fees
For each Week $225.00/Pentathlon Camp
Single Day $65/Pentathlon Camp
For each Week $220.00/Fencing Camp
Single Day $60/Fencing Camp
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CHEYENNE FENCING SOCIETY & MODERN PENTATHLON CENTER
WINTER 2007/2008 CAMP
Camp Info:
Date: Dec 26/27/28/29(1/2day)/31
Jan 1/2/3/4/2008
Time: 9am — 3pm
Cost: $450
Single days: $60
Camp will focus on Fencing, Running and Shooting, (pellet gun)
Staff : 2 Olympic gold medalist athletes - coaches
participated in 10 Olympic Teams
- fencing and
pentathlon
Coaching Staff
Janusz Peciak: Pentathlon Olympic Gold Medalist - Montreal 1976, 8 times Pentathlon World Champion, 10 Years Olympic Head Coach U.S. Pentathlon, 2000 & 2004 Olympic Pentathlon Coach;
Elaine Cheris: # 1 ranked fencer 2000 in USA, Olympic Team member 1980 - 1988 - 1996, Pan Am Gold Medal Team 1987 - 1991, Member of 14 U.S. World Teams, Highest Ranking American Internationally 1998 - 1999;
Maciej Czyzowicz: 1985 and 1997 National Polish Pentathlon Champion, Multi-Medalist of European and World Championships, 1991 European Vice Champion, Pentathlon Olympic Team Member: 1988 -1992 - 1996, Pentathlon Olympic Gold Medalist Barcelona 1992 in Team Event, CISM Pentathlon Olympic Gold Medalist 1996 in Relay;
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SUMMER CAMPS 2007
FENCING CAMP PENTATHLON CAMP
June 19 - 21 ( 9 Am - 3 Pm ) June 19 - 21 ( 9 Am - 3 Pm )
July 10 - 12 ( 9 Am - 3 Pm ) July 10 - 12 ( 9 Am - 3 Pm )
July 16 - 19 ( 9 Am - 3 Pm ) July 16 - 19 ( 9 Am - 3 Pm )
July -31 - August 2 ( 9 Am - 3 Pm ) July -31 - August 2 ( 9 Am - 3 Pm )
Cub Scout Camp August 6 -8 ( 9 Am - 3 Pm )
About the Camps
Cheyenne Fencing Summer Camps
are designed to provide introductory fencing instruction, taking into account the performance
levels of each individual camper. The typical daily schedule includes two
fencing practice sessions combined with other fun games and activies including
swimming, running, shooting and riding. Camp competitions are scheduled for the last camp day. An excellent
student/instructor ratio is maintained to provide individual coaching attention
for each student;
Cheyenne Modern Pentathlon Summer Camps are designed to learn from the best everything possible about modern pentathlon - get experiences with different and new partners, taking into account the performance levels of each individual camper. The typical daily schedule includes three/four practice sessions. The camp program includes: 1) group lessons and drills to enhance fencing skills, group and individual shooting practices, group run and swim to introduce or to enforce tactical concepts, strategies and strength, and to broaden pentathlon knowledge and appreciation of the sport; 2) supervised practices, with a variety of partners to gain new and varied competitive experiences; 3) a variety of games to enhance physical skills. An excellent student/instructor ratio is maintained to provide individual coaching attention for each student;
Coaching Staff
Janusz Peciak: Pentathlon Olympic Gold Medalist - Montreal 1976, 8 times Pentathlon World Champion, 10 Years Olympic Head Coach U.S. Pentathlon, 2000 & 2004 Olympic Pentathlon Coach;
Elaine Cheris: # 1 ranked fencer 2000 in USA, Olympic Team member 1980 - 1988 - 1996, Pan Am Gold Medal Team 1987 - 1991, Member of 14 U.S. World Teams, Highest Ranking American Internationally 1998 - 1999;
Maciej Czyzowicz: 1985 and 1997 National Polish Pentathlon Champion, Multi-Medalist of European and World Championships, 1991 European Vice Champion, Pentathlon Olympic Team Member: 1988 -1992 - 1996, Pentathlon Olympic Gold Medalist Barcelona 1992 in Team Event, CISM Pentathlon Olympic Gold Medalist 1996 in Relay;
Fees
For everybody $50.00/Day
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PAST CAMP INFO
HOLIDAY CAMP AT THE CHEYENNE FENCING AND PENTATHLON CLUB IN DENVER, COLORADO.
HOLIDAY PENTATHLON COMPETITION RESULTS
Twenty-five athletes from all parts of the US participated in the nine day camp in Denver. Athletes were coached by a great coaching staff, led by, Janusz Peciak, Head US Pentathlon Coach and Olympic Gold Medalist. He was assisted by Mel North, fencing specialist, Maciej Czyzowicz, Olympic Team Gold Medalist, Carmelo Felix, Olympian from Mexico and Cindy West, riding specialist. The athletes received one on one coaching instruction in all events thru out the camp.
The participants received training in each of the five Modern Pentathlon disciplines; shooting, fencing, swimming, horseback riding and running. The shooting and fencing portions were held at the Cheyenne Fencing Society and Modern Pentathlon Center in Denver, Colorado. Running was done at local parks as well as the Colorado Athletic Club in Denver. The Colorado Athletic Club also was the scene for some of the swimming. More swimming was done at the City of Aurora's Utah park pool.
Those who participated were: Anthony Abercrombie, Colorado Springs, Colorado; Samantha Achterberg, Littleton, Colorado; Ryan and Brendan Anderson, Colorado Springs, Colorado; Marisa Berger, Altadena, California; Briana Dodson, Castle Rock, Colorado; Bryce Eaton, Castle Rock, Colorado; Reed Dove, Flint Hill, Virginia; Chris Hassoon, Danville, California; Tessa Huffstater, Castle Rock Colorado; Blair Johnson, Denver, Colorado; Katie McLaughlin, Littleton, Colorado; Shane Morris, Lafayette, New Jersey; Anna Olesinski, Roswell, New Mexico; Leandra Pfizenmaier, Fort Collins, Colorado; Lea Reizman, San Rafael, California; Lindsey Skinner, Castle Rock, Colorado; Josh Soller, Colorado Springs, Colorado; Andrew Tapia, California; Clara and Lily Thorsen, Glenwood Springs, Colorado; Nichole Tintle, Auburn, California; McKenzie West, Sedalia, Colorado; Kendra Williamson, Houston, Texas and Ricky Woodward, Westport, Connecticut.
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