Bobby Douglas Legends of Wrestling Camp-Final Spots Available

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Coach Bobby Douglas is currently working to develop our sport’s future USA Olympians through

“Project 2020—GOAL IS GOLD.”

Final spots are still available with two weeks away for the Bobby Douglas Legends of Wrestling Camp. Hall of Fame collegiate and Olympic coach Bobby Douglas will be conducting his personal two day USA Wrestling developmental camp at Shepard High School in Palos Heights on Friday, June 22nd, and Saturday, June 23rd. The two day developmental camp will cover technical skills designed to improve wrestler’s hand fighting, positioning, set-ups, offense and defense on their feet, effective breakdowns and turns, as well as successful freestyle fundamentals. Make sure to reserve one of the final openings for this great two day developmental camp.

BOBBY DOUGLAS, LEGENDS OF WRESTLING CAMP
§ LOCATION: SHEPARD HIGH SCHOOL GYMANSIUM (Alan B. Shepard High School, 13049 S. Ridgeland Ave, Palos Heights, IL 60463)
§ DATES: Friday, June 22nd, and Saturday, June 23rd
§ TIME: FRIDAY, 4-7 PM/SATURDAY, 10-1 PM
§ ADMISSION: $80.00 (Pay day of registration)
§ AGES: 6-18 YEARS OLD (GRADES 1ST THRU 12TH)
§ REGISTRATION: SHEPARD CAFETERIA—3:00 PM ON FRIDAY—PLEASE HAVE USA WRESTLING CARD PRESENT AT REGISTRATION
§ IMPORTANT: For pre-registration purposes, we ask that you please email Coach Dominic Passolano at dominic.passolano@chsd218.org to reserve a camp spot.


BOBBY DOUGLAS BIO
§ USA Certified Head Coach
§ U.S. Freestyle World Team Head Coach ('89, '91, '02, '03)
§ U.S. Olympic Coach (1992, 2004)
§ Arizona State Head Coach (1974-1991)
§ Iowa State University Head Coach (1992-2006)
§ W.I.N. Magazine's Coach of the Year (2002)
§ NWCA Coach of the Year (2000)
§ Three-time Conference Coach of the Year (ISU)
§ Nine-time Conference Coach of the Year (ASU)
§ USA Wrestling's Man of the Year (1992)
§ USA Freestyle Wrestling Coach of the Year (1992)
§ Inducted into the National Wrestling Hall of Fame
§ World Silver and Bronze Medalist
§ 1964 and 1968 Olympian