
Reach Out - Fill The Void - Feel The Excitement - Volunteer - General Eligibility
Team unity is very important in athletic competition. All of our sports programs provide this team concept. ATC provides a positive atmosphere where everyone can feel as though they're doing their very best.
Even if you have never participated on a sports team before, you are very welcome to join ATC. We encourage everyone to at least try. All of the athletes will be grouped according to their abilities so that they may not feel embarrassed. The success at the ATC is measured by the amount of energy and athlete puts into their own personal commitment to the sport. No one fails.
Reach out
Anyone with the will to try is eligible to compete. However, despite this truth, there are still too many potential athletes who choose not to participate in athletics. The average talented person stays away from sports because of lack of confidence.
One population that is delay needed from sports is the special needs. This would include anyone who is receiving special services. Likewise, many regular needs individuals stay away from athletics because they do not feel as though they can contribute their talents. The ATC is committed to the concept of reaching out to those potential athletes within their talents. ATC encourages anyone to look inside themselves and decide if they want to grow both physically and emotionally from athletic competition.
When you join an agency sports program you'll be an important member of your team. ATC recognizes all schools and programs that are represented. All athletes are contributing members attending to do very best as a team. Coaches for the teams are carefully selected by the ATC.
No matter where a team finishes in the final standings, ATC will present awards to all teams for their accomplishments. Confidence is built on positive experiences. The ATC offers this atmosphere within each sport.
One can capture these moments by filling the void enjoining any one of the ATC's sports programs.
Feel the excitement
Crossing the finish line first, getting the game winning hit, or making a strike in the final frame are just a few examples of the excitement that only comes from purchase a pity in sports. Also, building lasting friendships and sharing in common experiences of competition can only be found by being a member of an athletic team.
The ATC accentuates these feelings by offering a unique approach to athletics. We follow a format which is similar to inner-murals. Competitors from all over Summit County unite each week throughout the course of training sessions. At the conclusion of the training sessions teams are established by the schools/programs was enrolled in. Teams compete against each other for a minimum of four weeks. It is during this period that team unity is formed. The contribution of these athletes for the team is the main objective. Each season concludes with an invitational. At this time all athletes received awards for doing the best they could derive the season.
ATC provides opportunities for everyone to feel the excitement of athletic competition.
In order to achieve our goals of individual accomplishments for each athlete, we rely on our volunteers. ATC does not require that you had any knowledge of the sport, only the desire to see athletes excel. ATC provides the instructions for all the trainers. Our major objective is to train for positive results. We accomplish this by breaking the sport down into small sections and concentrating on advancement within the sections. Many talents of an individual come through using this concept. ATC provides incentives to groups such as fraternities, sororities, girl scouts, as well as students who may be in the need of social service hours. If you'd like to join the ATC staff as a volunteer please CLICK HERE.
There is no cost to join many ATC programs
1). All special needs individuals beginning at the age of eight. There is no maximum age to join.
2) All regular needs individuals between the ages of eight-twelve as of March 1 of each year.
3) Anyone over twelve years old may be an assistant trainer.
4) Each of the athletes will compete against athletes with equal ability