Sunday, November 6 2016 $120.00 Winter: Back to Basics The Clinic comes to Ottawa, concentrating on how to prepare your body and mind to tackle all that is needed for the winter. This is the perfect opportunity to find out how to set goals and the best way to consistently achieve them. Each sign-up will receive a full day’s tuition from some of the most sought after instructors in the world going home informed and inspired. If you don't know what your next step is, you will at the end of this - make this winter count! OTTAWA, ON – NOV. 06, 2016 9 AM – 6 PM What will be covered? 2017 CHAMPIONSHIP SET STEPS 2017 PREMIERSHIP SET STEPS PRE-PREMIER TECHNIQUE AND HIGHLAND DANCES PRE-PREMIER NATIONAL DANCES GETTING THE MOST OUT OF YOUR FEET NUTRITION THE ART AND SCIENCE OF PRACTISING DANCE INJURY PREVENTION AND TREATMENT GOING FROM PREMIER TO ELITE GOAL SETTING: MOTIVATIONAL SPORTS PSYCHOLOGY PLYOMETRICS THE ROLE OF THE PARENT FUN CEILIDH DANCING JUDGES’ FEEDBACK SESSION CPD HOURS FOR PROFESSIONALS REGISTERED TEACHERS & JUDGES INVITED TO SIT IN ON ALL SESSIONS THROUGHOUT THE DAY *NO COST FOR PARENTS TO TAKE PARENT SESSIONS IN AFTERNOON WITH DANCER WHO IS REGISTERED FOR CLINIC Register on-line via http://www.davidwilton.co.uk/register/ottawa-clinic-november-6-2016 INSTRUCTORS: David Wilton: Born in Hamilton, Ontario Canada, David moved to Scotland at the age of 4. He began Highland Dancing at 5 years of age. Initially, he was taught by Linda Napier, in Arbroath. After moving to Forfar, David continued his dancing tuition with Frances Paterson and soon after catapulted to success by winning his first dancing championship entered at age 7. In his career, he went on to win 192 championships including 7 World Championship titles with the bulk of his tuition coming from his mother, Delma Wilson-Cargill. David is a Fellow of the United Kingdom Alliance and through this imparts his knowledge and experience to dancers throughout the world as an instructor and lecturer. Parallel to his dancing career David is a professional Bagpiper working full time as a Bagpipe Instructor at The National Piping Centre, in Glasgow, Scotland and recently became the Pipe Major of Lomond and Clyde Pipe Band He had the idea to further the knowledge and practice of Highland Dancing around the world and so in November 2015, launched the David Wilton Dance Clinics. Since that time, dancers inToronto, ON., Antigonish, NS, Calagary AB and Vancouver, BC have been fortunate to be able to attend one of his Clinics in their area. We are most fortunate that a Clinic has been arranged for Ottawa on Nov. 06, 2016. Delma Wilson: Originally from Winnipeg and later Hamilton, Ontario, Delma has made Forfar, Scotland her home since 1993. She is a Life Member of the SDTA and is a Fellow and Examiner for the UKA. She has been on the Worldwide Scottish Official Board of Highland Dancing Judges Panel s ince 1978. Delma had a successful dancing career with the highlight of winning the Canadian Championship in 1970 at the CNE in Toronto. She has gone on to have a successful dancing school with her pupils winning every major championship including the World Championships 16 times. She had in fact a World Champion every year from 2004-2012. She also enjoys travelling and doing workshops and lectures in Australia, Canada, New Zealand, Russia and the USA. Bill Weaver: Bill has a small successful Highland dance school he runs with his wife, Liz, in St. Louis, Michigan. Bill is a pioneer of long distance teaching with many of his students living in other parts of the U.S. and Canada and Australia. His students have won most major Championships inc luding the U. S. Inter-Regional Championship, the Canadian Inter -Provincial Championship and the Adult World Championship. Bill has been a member of the S.O.B.H.D. Worldwide Judges panel since 1976. He is a Life member of the B.A.T.D. in both Highland and National dances, and a member of the UKA. Bill has judged at most major competitions and Championships in the U.S., Canada, Scotland and Australia and has also taught Highland dancing workshops throughout the U.S. and Canada as well as Scotland and Au stralia. Besides teaching, Bill is also a popular piper for Scottish Highland dancing competitions having piped at various competitions and Championships throughout the U.S. and Canada for over 35 years. Bill is also a co-author if a highly effective SOBHD Judges’ exam study guide and he also has a highly sought after strength training and Plyometrics DVD called “Power Up” and is the co-organizer of the highly popular World Highland Dancing Conference held tri -annually in Las Vegas. Bill has a book to be released in the spring of 2016 called “Confessions of a Highland Dance Teacher and Judge”. This 100-page book contains valuable Information “About Participating and Competing in Highland Dancing for Teachers, Dancers and Parents That Nobody Ever Tells You”. David, Bill and Delma will be breaking dances down and addressing technique step by step. It may seem like a long day but the dancers will be taking lectures as well. Registrants should bring: Proper dancing attire, dancing slippers, crinoline or practice skirt, sword, notebook & pen, Hair tied back re-fillable water bottle, healthy snacks, and a lunch. *some extra swords will be available on-site
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