UPCOMING EVENTS
TRIDENT CLASSIC–WEIGHTLIFTING MEET
April 26, 2014
Olympic-style weightlifting, or officially “Weightlifting” is the style of weightlifting contested at the Olympic Games. They test virtually all of the muscles in an athlete’s body (including the legs, back. shoulders, arms, the grip and the core) - more muscles than any other single sport. Simply put, these lifts are the benchmark worldwide strength and power testing events, and those competing in the the sport of Weightlifting earn the right to call themselves the strongest men and women in the world.
Show up, and cheer your fellow O.G.E.R.s on!


Course Location:
OGER CrossFit - Directions
Course Itinerary:
Coordinator:
Philip Simpson 425-246-4564 stronger@ogercrossfit.com
Instructor:
Jay Tieder
USAW Level 1 Sports Performance Coach Certification
Seattle, WA - 6/28-29/2014
Successful completion of this comprehensive introductory course will result in a Level 1 Sport Performance Coach Certification.
Registration Fee - $495 - includes:
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Course registration and materials (The course manual and video will be emailed within a week of registering.)
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One (1) year of USA Weightlifting membership
Note: Travel, hotel and meals are not included in registration fee
Upon successful passing of the course, the attendee will receive the following:
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One (1) year of membership and Level 1 Sport Performance certification
Course Description: The purpose of this course is to take all participants through complete technical progressions of the Snatch, Clean & Jerk, and all associated movements including Power Snatch, Power Clean, Power Jerk, Squat variations, and pulling progressions. Participants will gain base line knowledge about the programming of training and technical rules. The course includes theoretical classroom, and practical hands-on portions. Course duration is over one weekend and lasts approximately 13-14 hours with up to 9 hours being practical and 4-5 hours lecture based. It is suitable for Strength & Conditioning /Sports Performance, Health & Fitness and beginning level competitive Weightlifting Coaches alike.
USAW Level 2 (Advanced) Sports Performance Coach Certification
Seattle, WA - 8/23-24/2014
All individuals who successfully complete the course requirements will receive the USA Weightlifting Advanced Sports Performance Coach Certificate. Advanced Sports Performance Coaches that successfully complete the background check and Athlete Performance requirements will receive the USA Weightlifting National Coach Rating.
Course Description: The National Coach Course is the second formalized education course within USA Weightlifting's Coaching Education curriculum. The course accommodates the needs of coaches who have already qualified as Club Coach and is generally scheduled over four consecutive days or two 2-day segments.The aim of this course is geared toward the developing Club Coach graduate who has progressed beyond coaching beginners. The course offers an expanding education for coaches, introducing many Sports Science elements. Instructors will provide candidates with a body of knowledge and practical expertise so that they can develop their lifters from Club standard to National standard and beyond. More emphasis is on programming of training and preparing athletes to compete on the international platform. A more comprehensive biomechanics chapter is included and a number of new topics are introduced such as anatomy, physiology, kinesiology, nutrition, strength and power principles and general physical preparation.
Prerequisites:
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Club Coach or Sports Performance Coach certification
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Current USAW membership at the time of the course
*Candidates seeking promotion to National Coach status can attend and pass the education course even if they have not fulfilled the prerequisites. However, they are given a two (2) year period to complete these requirements. Only then will the National Coach certificate be awarded.

Course Location:
OGER CrossFit - Directions
Course Itinerary:
Coordinator:
Philip Simpson 425-246-4564 stronger@ogercrossfit.com
Instructor:
Michael Conroy
Materials: National Coach Manual & National Coach Video, (will be mailed within a few days of receipt of registration)
USAW National Coach Certification is contingent on the following: A coach can qualify for the National Coach Certification by satisfying two criteria:
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Bring two athletes to a national level event (the Nationals, Junior Nationals or American Open) who demonstrate good technique, and
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Successfully complete a USAW National course, or pass a proctored practical and written exam for that level
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Successful completion of the National Coach Course
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Receive a passing score on the National Coach Course Test
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Bring two, different, athletes to a national level event (the Nationals, Junior Nationals or American Open)
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Pass a background check. Click here for more information (USAW is not responsible for applicable fees)
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The athletes competing at the National Level event must, successfully, complete a technique review evaluation that may either be live or via video submission
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Complete the National Coach Application Click here to download the application NOTE: The athletes you coach must have you listed as their Coach 1 on their respective USAW membership accounts for them to count towards your advancement
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Active, continued USAW membership and certification at the current level.
Video Evaluation: Applicants for National Coach Rating must submit a video clip of both the Snatch and Clean & Jerk. The video should be from the National Championship event and be videoed in such a way that the judging lights may be seen in the background.
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Active, continued USAW membership.

RAINIER CROSSFIT - STRONGMAN
SEPTEMBER 13, 2014
Mt. Rainier's Strongest Man began in 2006 as a way to combine a love for Strongman and a need for funding and awareness for a little known genetic condition called Fragile X Syndrome. Our son Casey has Fragile X, the most common cause of inherited mental retardation and the most common known cause of autism yet largely unheard of and drastically underfunded. We heard our call to action, paired with The Old Cannery, and MRSM was born. The contest has grown from 5 local competitors to 4 divisions of men and women, more than 40 competitors from 5 states, and has raised over $40,000 to date. In 2010, we added a CrossFit spin, saw a surge in interest and competitors, and knew we hit our mark with a fun, challenging event supported by our peers and the best people around- CrossFitters
THe JUGGERNAUTS
O.G.E.R.s Competition Team
MORE INFO COMING SOON
