U.S. College Sports Camp Asia Introduction VDO (Full)_Chinese

Описание: ABOUT US
U.S. College Sports Camp was founded in 2013 for junior athletes to have opportunities to study and to play sports at the same time. This combination is supported by strong NCAA, NAIA and NJCAA leagues in U.S.A. The college recruiting process is very competitive and confusing. Our U.S. College Sports Camp Asia provide both day camp and consulting processing for the junior athletic to play in the college level.

Now, the program has run for 5 consecutive years successfully, our camp has expand from Tennis, Golf and Soccer to Swimming and badminton.

THE PURPOSE OF THE CAMP:
Improve overall skills and a general knowledge of the sport, instructed by U.S. College Coaches. Participants will learn about the U.S. education system, NCAA, NAIA and NJCAA College requirements and sports opportunities available at universities in the U.S. and Canada

Over 20 U.S. College Golf, Tennis, Soccer, Swimming and Badminton Coaches from all across the U.S. and Canada will train college bound athletes at the U.S. College Sports Camp in Bangkok, Thailand. The Camp will offer instructional drills and “college-style” team practices and competitive play formats, designed to provide the players with a personalized assessment of their skill level. This camp is open to any and all entrants. The camp is also not limited by number and age of participant.


FOUNDER OF U.S. COLLEGE CAMP- ASIA
Mr. Thanakorn Duangmanee (George)

George graduated from University of South Alabama with full scholarship in Tennis. He received MBA from George Washington and had pursued his career in financial world with Morgan Stanley for 25 years in United State. During that time he also a founder of Thai Tennis Organization in America, treasurer of U.S. Tennis Association (Mid-Atlantic) Section, and Committee with Asian Tennis Federation and the Lawn Tennis of Thailand

George has realized the opportunity that he got from Tennis with education is the most valuable things for him. He intents to pass this on to the next generation and found U.S. College Sports Camp in Asia.