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Jibb Warm-Up, Part 1
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Now, even if you're not in Thailand for my sports camp in the fall, winter, or spring, or attending a master class in a city in Russia, Ukraine, or Belarus, you can train remotely, both wakeboarding and trampoline training.
Here's how it works. Messengers and a good internet connection help us with this. First, we'll define goals and trick plans for the next month. Then, you film or ask a friend to film your training session, send it to me on WhatsApp, and I'll reply with a detailed analysis of key mistakes, outline a plan, and give you assignments for the next training session.
Online training costs $100 per month.
For those who have the opportunity to practice wakeboarding year-round in a pool or warm climates, a yearly subscription costs $500.
From February 11th to May 10th, 2019, as is now tradition, the Wakeboard Teacher Wake Camp spring training "in the summer" will take place at a cool jibber park in Phuket, Thailand, called Phuket Wake Park. ◦ Training will be held Monday through Friday, with daily evening video analysis.
◦ There will be 6 shifts in total:
◦ First from February 11th to 22nd
◦ Second from February 25th to March 8th
◦ Third from March 11th to 22nd
◦ Fourth from March 25th to April 5th
◦ Fifth from April 8th to 19th
◦ And sixth from April 29th to May 10th, 2019.
◦ This is a provisional division into shifts; you can come for one week, a month, or longer, on a date convenient for you.
◦ To participate in the camp, you must reserve a spot, notify me of the dates at +380675604499, and pay for the training in advance, as spots are limited to 8 people per shift. The cost of training is $300 for two weeks (10 days of skiing from Monday to Friday), $200 for a week (5 days of skiing), and one day of camp is $45.
◦ Daily routine:
◦ Monday, Wednesday, Friday
◦ Wake up at 8:00 AM, breakfast
◦ 9:30 AM-12:00 PM, ring training, video filming
12:30 PM, lunch
1:30 PM-6:00 PM, beach, free time
6:30 PM-8:00 PM, video analysis on the big screen and debriefing, training plan for the next day
8:00 PM-9:00 PM, dinner
9:00 PM-11:00 PM, free time, board games
11:00 PM, lights out
Tuesday, Thursday
Wake up at 8:00 AM, breakfast
9:00 AM-1:00 PM, training On the reverse side, take turns in groups of two people per hour.
13:00 Lunch
14:00-18:00 Free skating on the ring/Beach/Relaxation
18:30-20:00 Video analysis and plan for tomorrow
20:00-21:00 Dinner
21:00-23:00 Free time, board games
23:00 Lights out
Saturday and Sunday - days of complete rest/Free program
EXPENSES
0. You can find airfare yourself, or I can help with this. Depending on your location, it ranges from $300 to $1,000 (roundtrip).
0. Phuket Wake Park Hotel is about $400 for two weeks (double room), this is the best option, but if you want to save money, there are more budget-friendly options. A hostel in the park with breakfast is $160 for two weeks. 0. A park ski pass + reverse ski pass will cost around $200 with a discount for our camp. I'll give you a 10% discount coupon for the ski pass upon arrival.
0. One training session costs $300 (10 days, Monday through Friday). If you plan a week, it's $200 (5 days of training). One day of training costs $45.
0. Meals: Food in Thailand is very tasty and inexpensive. A day's worth of breakfast, lunch, and dinner will cost around $20, so the entire session will cost around $300. Transfer and taxi costs are approximately $200. Alternatively, a cheaper option is renting a moped: one day costs 250 baht (approximately $8), two weeks costs 2,000 baht (approximately $65). Car rental for one day costs approximately $25.
Massage, shopping, souvenirs, and excursions are all at your discretion.
Total: approximately $1,300 per shift + flight.
For any questions, please call +380675604499, WhatsApp, Viber, or Telegram, or email [email protected].
Sincerely, Vladimir Lysenko