PICK 6 ACADEMY/  LAMOUR TRAINING SYSTEMS
LTS FOOTBALL COMBINE                                                           
JUNE 16, 2012 9-12:30pm
            

                                                                               





LTS COmbine








NEW LOCATION CHANGE
Top Sports Performance Facility is located at:
414 Gallimore Dairy Road
Greensboro, NC 27409

 










(Wingate Signee Chase Causey pictured)

Please Pay by clicking the paypal button and print waiver for the day of the event prior to arrival. 
 $50.00 on Paypal- 
$75.00 on Camp Day(Cash or Money Order only)
$25 per player for teams of 20 or moreGeneral Admission/ No Refunds once paid













Pictured( D1 Prospects Chad Grier and several WR's from Davidson Day)


First 20 registrants will a free phone call with Coach Lamour to teach you how to design a strength & speed program to having you running faster 40's than you have ever run.



*Registration will start at 8a.m. and end at 8:50 p.m.
*Please bring light running shoes and proper hydration/ No cleasts
*First 50 Athletes registered will receive under armour type shirts
*Bring Transcripts & Highlight DVD’s
*Please do not ask about your performance in the events. They will be given to you after the event
* Each player will be listed in the LTS report which grades if the player is division 1,2,3, or NAIA level

The purpose of this combine is to allow you to showcase your skills but just as important to arrange and gather your information that will be forwarded to an additional 150 plus coaches. These are coaches that Coach Lamour have worked with by sending player information to them for years. This is not just about filling inboxes of coaches. Also, coach Lamour wants to equip every athlete with what it takes to make it to the next level.





What You Will Need
Shorts,jogging pants
SNEAKERS OR TRACK FLATS
(NO CLEATS OR TRACK SPIKES)
Bottle of Water
Mouthpiece

Schedule of Events
7:30 a.m.- 8:30 a.m. - Registration
9:00 a.m. - 9:10 a.m.- Prayer/ Introduction
9:15 a.m.- 9:30 a.m.- Dynamic Warm-Up/ Flex
9:35 a.m. - 11:05 a.m.- 4 Stations- Vertical jump, Electronic 40 yard dash, pro agility run,  L Drill, Bench Press (185 lbs.)
11:10 a.m.- 11:40 a.m.- Individual Position Period- RB, WR, QB, LB, OL/DL, DB
11:45 a.m.- 12:45 p.m.-  Presentations, Closing Remarks, College Coaches talk, etc…


Also, please let the athletes know to be disciplined, work hard, and have a great attitude. We look forward to seeing you all there. The schedule is below. Thanks.














Pictured(UNCC Signee Alan Barnwell, Lenior Rhyne Signee Manness)

P.S.- Awards will be announced post event

Jimmy Lamour
Co-Owner
"Nike Coach of The Year Clinic Speaker"
7on7 National Performance Training Director & Recruiting Analyst
Certified Youth Fitness Specialist
Certified High School Strength & Conditioning Specialist
336-257-9151

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