Florida Itinerary
Posted on Friday, December 23rd, 2005 at 11:55 pm

ITINERARY
Winter 2006 “Technical Vacation” in Winter Park, FL.

Dates: Saturday, December 31, 2005 to Saturday, January 7, 2006

Location: Winter Park High School Rowing Facility on Lake Howell
Emergency contact phone number at the lake is:
Coach Daniel Bertossa (321) 287-7089

Equipment Usage and Dock Fee: Winter Park High School (Coach Dan Bertossa) has graciously offered the use of their facility at NO COST for GVSU for this year. Normally it would cost around $2000. to rent the boats, launches, oars, docks, etc. In exchange for the use of the facility we will offer to do a project around their boathouse.

Housing:
Extended Stay Hotel
1776 Pembrook Drive
Maitland, FL.
(407)475-1675
Has fully equipped kitchens in each suite. About 7 miles from the venue.

Travel Arrangements:
Van:
2 – 15 passenger vans are leaving Allendale on Friday at 7-8:00am Dec. 30, 2005. Coach Keith Bouwmann will contact van riders regarding transportation to/from Orlando
Return to Allendale sometime late Sunday, January 8.

Your Costs:
Transportation (airfare), meals, donation to defray the cost of the hotel. Also, you may want to consider the cost of going to Disney and/or any other side trips.

Donation Structure:
Minimum donations are: $50. if you fly. $100. if you drive.

501c3 TAX-DEDUCTIBLE – Donations can be made in an athletes name to:
Grand Valley State University Rowing Club
1 Campus Drive
110 KC
Allendale, MI 49401-9403

Airfare:
You cover your own airfare to/from Orlando (MCO). We will arrange to pick you up and drop you off at the airport. Plan to arrive anytime before 4pm.
Plan to depart on Sat. after 11am. However, if you find a cheaper, earlier flight, take it.

Training plan:
First practice on Sat. evening Dec. 31 at 5:00pm
“New Year’s Eve Regatta”

Daily practice schedule:

Sunday
AM- open for Church Services
1:00-3:00pm
4:00-6:00pm

Monday, Wednesday and Friday
8:00-9:45am Practice I
10:30 – Noon Practice II
5:00 – 7:00pm Practice III

Tuesday and Thursday
8:00-9:45am Practice I
10:30 – 11:30am Practice II
PM – OFF FREE TIME (Beach or Disney)

Saturday, January 8, 2005
Travel Day and check out

This “Technical Vacation” is a wonderful opportunity to improve our rowing skills (in daylight) as well as get a jump start on our southern counterparts. Each practice will be focused on individual stroke development and improving the teams skill as a whole. Tha advantages of attending a camp like this are great and will have a direct impact on our boat speed when we finally return to the water in March.

Coach Bancheri






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