You'll find my pricing cheaper than any club, much less most any other instructors that have ads on Craigslist. The pricing is as follows:
*****Individual private lesson - $30 for a 45 minute session*****
*****Semi-private lesson (2 people) - $25 per person for a one hour session*****
My availability is very flexible. I can teach during the day, during the week, early evenings and weekends as well. We can also meet at a mutually preferred public tennis court anywhere in the Charleston area (Daniel Island, Mt. Pleasant, Sullivan's Island, Isle of Palms, Downtown, James Island, West Ashley, etc.).
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So... this Sat, Halloween I will be out at West Ashley Park (off Glenn McConnell behind Sonic) at 8:30 to give you a free bootcamp workout. Bring your friends and get ready to actually like working out.
What do I need from you?
- a ride to the hospital (you can drive my vehicle) if I crash and decide not to take ambulance transport and cannot drive myself (obviously this SHOULDN'T be happening, I have not taken a trip to the hospital yet and hopefully wont any time soon)
- help setting up and loading up when done (setup a small ez-up tent, unload the bike and the gear, nothing hard)
- every time I come back to the pits from the track (once per hour), I need help getting the bike on the stands, brushing stones off my tires (with a brush), and putting tire warmers on
- every time I go back out to the track i need the warmers off and the bike off the stands
- it's really easy, i could almost train a monkey to do all of this stuff so don't worry about not knowing anything
- the more people I have helping me, the less there is to do and you can walk around and watch the bikes etc
- bring your own food (I have a portable propane grill) and sometimes there is a small $5/day gate fee
Some of the available tracks are Roebling Road Raceway near Savannah, GA; Carolina Motorsports Park in Kershaw, SC, Road Atlanta near Atlanta, GA; Jennings Grand Prix Raceway in Jennings, FL, Tallidega Raceway in Alabama, Virginia International Raceway in VA, etc. The closest is Roebling which is about a 2 hour drive and the farthest I've been to so far is Tallidega which is about 6 1/2 hours.
The typical schedule is to leave Friday afternoon and drive to where we're going and then setup everything and go to sleep (I sleep in a tent with an air mattress inside). It's sortof like camping but there is electricity available so if you need an electric blanket or a small heater or whatever you need you can have it. The day starts early saturday morning and I'm not going to get into gory detail on here just email me if you want more info but there are things I have to do in the morning then we ride, I ride 20 minutes and am back for 40 then back out for 20 back for 40 etc. Day ends at around 5:30 and we do whatever, hang out, go out to eat, walk the track, whatever and then go to sleep and do it again the next day. Then we leave at around 6 on the last day and come home.
If the track is far away (not roebling or cmp) then I try to make sure I'm riding at least 2 days to make it worth the drive but if it's roebling or cmp sometimes I leave at 3 or 4am the day of and ride and leave when we're done so we do it all in 1 day but I like to relax and get there early if it's not too cold to camp out. Most trackdays are on the weekends but there are some on Fridays or Mondays and some on Tuesdays.
Anyway, I have a ton more info for anyone who's interested, I have no idea how popular this ad is going to be but please email me back with a picture or something just so I can make sure you don't look too crazy (I'm going to want to meet you first if I'm going to trust you around my bike and want to go on a weekend trip with you) and I do ask that you're mature enough to take it seriously and not just run around while you're there and completely neglect the fact that I need your help! I have a few friends who like to go with me but they can't always make it and unfortunately, if I have nobody to go with me then I cannot go because I need the help and the risk of me getting hurt is there. I'm a 26 year old white male but am open to having all genders and age groups go to the track with me, as long as you're cool to be around and can help out.
Underwater Hockey is a fast, action-packed sport played on the bottom of a swimming pool by two co-ed teams of six players equipped with mask, snorkel, fins and a short stick. The stick is used to pass a weighted puck from player to player across the bottom of the pool to score into the opposing team's goal.
Because it's non-contact and underwater, people of different sizes, ages and genders play on an equal field - it's not about strength, it's about teamwork and skill. It's great cross-training for runners, swimmers and bikers, and because it's a low-impact, non-gravity sport, it's a fun way to exercise that's easy on your body. And, no matter what your skill level, Underwater Hockey is a great way to have lots of fun, get fit, and make new friends!
Yes, it really exists! Underwater Hockey is an organized sport with clubs playing in over 50 cities across the U.S. and in nearly 30 countries worldwide. There are local and national tournaments each year and even a world level competition. We've been playing here in the Charleston for over 15 years and would love to introduce the sport to new players.
WHEN & WHERE: St. Andrews Family Rec Center, 1642 Sam Rittenberg Blvd., West Ashley, Tuesday from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., and Friday from 6:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
COST: Free to St Andrews members. St Andrews guest fees are $10 per night. Ask at the front desk for a 1 week free trial membership. Also, we have some free 1 day passes for new players.
NEW PLAYERS: Anyone interested in giving Underwater Hockey a try is welcome to attend any practive - all you need to bring is a bathing suit and towel (and snorkeling gear if you have your own). We'll supply equipment, training, and a good time!
CONTACT: Matt (696-0682; msgoodrich@yahoo.com) or Michelle (588-2054; michelle29439@hotmail.com) if you want to attend so we can be sure to have enough gear on hand.
