The clinic offers a unique opportunity to learn from world-class coaches with experience at high school, college, and professional levels, including those who have coached NCAA All-Americans and Olympians, at state-of-the-art collegiate facilities.
The Ascent Track and Field Clinic at George Mason University offers a 2-day immersive experience for athletes aged 13-19 and coaches of all skill levels. Participants will engage in 12 total hours of training instruction, focusing on developing skills across all event groups, including pole vault. The clinic emphasizes the concepts behind elite performance, such as periodization and acceleration mechanics, through expert coaching. Athletes will train at state-of-the-art facilities designed for collegiate and professional competition, including George Mason Stadium and the Recreation Athletic Complex. Beyond the hands-on training, attendees will receive training programs learned at the clinic and a 40-routine, 400-exercise training inventory from featured coach Boo Schexnayder, enabling continued improvement after the clinic. The program also provides opportunities to meet and network with college coaches from various institutions, fostering valuable connections within the track and field community.
A typical day involves expert instruction and skill development across all track and field event groups, with a focus on elite performance concepts.
This clinic is best for athletes aged 13-19 and coaches of all skill levels who are looking to improve their track and field performance and expand their network within the sport.
George Mason University, Fairfax, Virginia
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