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Disc Golf Related => Leagues & Tourneys => Topic started by: jim on March 26, 2003, 07:46:29 AM

Title: Disc Golf Class - Waukegan Park District
Post by: jim on March 26, 2003, 07:46:29 AM
DIScontinuum will be teaching disc golf this summer!  We will host two 4-week classes at Bevier on Tuesday evenings from 6-7pm, I think.  The WPD charges $20 per person per session, splitting the money 30/70 (30%-WPD, 70%-club) with the club. The club will give a free disc (club stamp if still available) and a certificate to anyone who completes all 4 weeks.  Between Brett and myself, we have enough used discs for half the county to play.

I will lead this class, but will need help. (Club officers will please discuss this more at the April meeting.) Each 1-hour class will spend 20 minutes on general disc golf info/rules/etiquette/instructions, 20 minutes on specific techniques, and 20 minutes on guided throwing.  This last portion will include the most intensive 1-on-1 instruction.

Week 1: General Intro / Body Motion

Week 2: Driving

Week 3: Putting

Week 4: Approaching /Conclusion.



Each participant will receive a club "Disc Golf InfoPak" as well.



Anyone interested in helping, please let me know.
Title: Disc Golf Class - Waukegan Park District
Post by: JOsh on March 26, 2003, 10:12:24 AM
Student Tasks

1. Make a hole in one



Well, looks like I'd fail!
Title: Disc Golf Class - Waukegan Park District
Post by: ochreogre on March 26, 2003, 08:10:23 AM
Jim,



Although hardly an accomplished player, I would be interested in helping out.  



I came across the strangest thing after this was brought up last time.  Disc Golf Lesson Plans for grades 6-12.  I don't how much use they will be, I suspect it would have to be modified pretty seriously, but it had some interesting ideas for lessons.

 

http://www.teachervision.com/tv/printables/0134700074_101_102.pdf



At any rate, count me in!
Title: Disc Golf Class - Waukegan Park District
Post by: ochreogre on March 26, 2003, 12:58:23 PM
Yeah, that one cracked me up.  Extra credit I guess.   I would have changed that to: "nail a 20ft putt".   As long as 35% is passing, I'm good.  ;)