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SWIM Florida
General |
Results for USA Swimming, United States Masters Swimming, and Florida Swimming JO |
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Local Conditions
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Friday ~ M a y . 18 |
Saturday ~ M a y . 19 |
Sunday ~ M a y . 20 |
Monday ~ M a y . 21 |
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3 PM ~ pre-race meeting for USA Swimming 10K |
8 AM ~ USA Swimming 10K Open Water National Championship |
FL Swimming LSC Junior Olympics are CLOSED MEETS. Only registered swimmers of Florida Swimming, Inc. LSC may participate in Florida Swimming, Inc. LSC JO's 9 AM ~ Florida Swimming, Inc. LSC 1000-yard Open Water Junior Olympics (10 & under) 9:45 AM ~ Florida Swimming, Inc. LSC 2.5K Open Water Junior Olympics (11-14) |
8 AM ~ USA Swimming 25k Open Water National Championship |
11 AM ~ USA Swimming 5K Open Water National Championship |
4 PM ~ pre-race meeting for Masters 5K |
10:15 AM ~ Masters 5K Open Water National Championship |
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6 PM ~ Coaches-Officials-Sponsors Reception at DiamondHead. Hosted by Lee County Sports Authority |
6 PM ~ Sunset Aquathon On-line entries are closed |
3 PM ~ Toyota Open Water Clinic with Dara Torres |
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6 PM ~ 12 & under 500-yard Open Water Dash |
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6:30 PM ~ Toyota Dash for Cash (on-line entries are closed; enter at race check-in) |
3 PM ~ pre-race meeting for USA Swimming 25K |
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8 PM ~ Social/Reception -- The English Pub on Fort Myers Beach |
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2007 National Open Water FestivalEntry Fees & Information | ||
| Event | Entry fee | Late fee | Entry deadline | Enter at |
| USA Swimming 5K | $25 | --- | May 10 | USA Swimming/OME |
| USA Swimming 10K | $35 | --- | May 10 | USA Swimming/OME |
| USA Swimming 25K | $80 | --- | May 10 | USA Swimming/OME |
| U.S. Masters Swimming 5K | $40 if received by May 12 | $55 May 13-16, or $60 race day | May 12 at active.com | active.com, or paper entry |
| Florida Swimming LSC JO's | $30 | --- | received by May 12 | download form: doc or pdf |
| Aquathon | $25 | + $5 for race day entries | May 12 at active.com | active.com |
| Dash for Cash | $25/amateur, $50/pro | + $5 for race day entries | May 10 at active.com | active.com |
| 12&Under 500 yd. Sprint | None | --- | --- | check-in on race day |
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Drs. Larry & Debra Black |
Wilson Wheeler |
Jack Thomas |
Dr. Brian Kurland |
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Wahoo Willies |
Jennifer Williams |
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Chuck McGarry, LMTSports Massage Therapist(239) 939-9981 |
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Pinscher's Crab Shack |
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Lee County High Tech CentralMassage Therapy Program |
Peter Kirkendall, LMT 6700 Winkler Rd., Suite 1 (239) 980-0847 |
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LEE COUNTY HIGH TECH CENTER CENTRAL
MASSAGE THERAPY PROGRAM
750 HOURS
The Massage Therapy Program is designed to prepare students for employment as a Licensed Massage Therapist. The program is approved by the Florida Board of Massage Therapy so that the graduates may take the board approved National Certification Examination and receive their license to practice. The program is taught by Licensed Massage Therapists approved by the Board of Massage. The role of massage and related bodywork methods is expanding at an accelerated rate. The massage therapy profession is becoming more professional with a strong emphasis in the science and the art of massage.
The first 90 hours of the program is the course "Health Science Core". Satisfactory completion of this program gives the student the opportunity to exit at Occupational Completion Point A, Basic Healthcare Worker, if they so desire.
The remaining content includes, but is not limited to, the theory and practice of massage, theory and practice of hydrotherapy, normal and abnormal human anatomy and physiology, legal aspects of massage therapy, allied modalities, leadership and human relations skills, health and safety, Healthcare Provider CPR and employability skills.
During supervised laboratory practice, the student will develop skills in manipulation of superficial tissues of the human body. Laboratory practice will include massage techniques and use of hydrotherapy equipment. Students will also receive instruction in adjunct and therapeutic exercise modalities.
Upon completion of the required hours of classroom/practicum at an 80% or better score, incorporating attendance and employability skills, the student is awarded a Certificate of Completion from Lee County High Tech Center Central.
Upon satisfactory completion of all requirements of the program, the student will sit for the National Certification Examination administered by the National Certification Board of Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork which is the first step to receiving a State of Florida License for Massage Therapy. After receiving the appropriate documentation from the Florida Board of Massage Therapy a person can begin working as a Licensed Massage Therapist.
Cost: $2,500.00
Student Clinic Massages - $20.00/45 minutes
Contact High Tech Central for more information:
Gary Rawlings, Instructor 239.334.4544 x384
Peter graduated from Suncoast Center for Natural Health, school of Massage Therapy, in Tampa, Florida in 1994, including a certification in Sports Massage. In 1995, Peter worked such events as the Bud Light World Volleyball Invitational, Cuervo Gold World Invitational, various Triathlons, Ironman competitions, and Marathons. In 1997, Peter created his own private practice. He has done extensive research developing his present "Pain Relief and Rehabilitation Technique," using knowledge he gained from taking the "Gross Anatomy" class at USF Medical College. Peter continued with studies in Manual Lymphatic Crainage and Complete Decongestive Therapy, a certification of Vodder Technique. In 2004, Peter was a proud member of the World Sports Massge Team for the Olympic Games in Athens, Greece. In 2006, Peter worked the US Open Water Championship competition at Fort Myers Beach and will participate again in 2007. Presently, he has a private practice in Fort Myers, Florida, and is in the process of writing his first book.
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