pole pilots track and field club, inc.
Tucson, Arizona's only Pole Vaulting Club.
Home of the former 5A/Overall Arizona Girls State Record Holder and former 4A Girls State Record Holder
(see our Alumni), and numerous region and state champions from Southern Arizona. (See also our Hall
of Fame.)
(see our Alumni), and numerous region and state champions from Southern Arizona. (See also our Hall
of Fame.)
Committed to excellence in track and field, emphasizing the pole vault but
including speed development for sprints and jumps.
including speed development for sprints and jumps.
| NEWS Regular Practices Resume 1/2/12. Monday/Thursday Vault workouts: 1137 E. Edison Street 3:30 OR 5:30 start times. Tuesday/Friday Speed Development workouts: Salpointe CHS Track. 4:00 on Tuesday, 3:30 on Friday start times. Approximately 1 hour - 1:15. WORK PARTY: Help install the trampoline! 9-noon on Sat. February 4, 2012. HS Starts 2/6/12: Move to Revised Schedule M/Th Vault workouts at 6-8pm (ES), Running at 5:30 start Tuesdays only, SCHS. SPRING CLINIC IS 2/11//12 at our Edison Street Location. First 30 vaulters ONLY. Flyer/Permission Slip at right. NAU/Flagstaff USATF Meet 2/19/12: Current Active Club Members Only. Special "Rodeo Workout" Saturday Feb 25, 10am-noon. We are experimenting with a new policy: athletes who do not attend at least one vault AND one running workout per week during pre- or post- HS season are not eligible for out of town travel support or for any pole loans. Monsoon Weather Check: If the weather seems uncertain, call 206-9322 at the point at which you need to leave to arrive on time to practice. The weather is very changeable over the afternoon and across the Tucson basin. It might be fine at practice. Even if it starts raining, we have video to watch and can keep ourselves busy. Check us out on Facebook at "Pole Pilots 4 Life." We maintain a weekly update through postings there. |
A USATF, Arizona Association group.
A 501-3-c Non-Profit Organization.
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Site for Pole Vault Education! See also PVEI!
Visit it for more information about vault safety
and technique.
Visit it for more information about vault safety
and technique.
For more information, browse our website and contact us.
Pole Pilots T.C., Inc. Jennifer L. Croissant, Roy D. Willits, Jr.,
1137 E. Edison Street, Tucson, AZ 85719.
Phone: 520-206-9322 (voicemail) Email: jlc@u.arizona.edu
Pole Pilots T.C., Inc. Jennifer L. Croissant, Roy D. Willits, Jr.,
1137 E. Edison Street, Tucson, AZ 85719.
Phone: 520-206-9322 (voicemail) Email: jlc@u.arizona.edu
Coach Jen & Coach Willits went
to the Olympics in Beijing:
Check out our photos at at
Shutterfly.
to the Olympics in Beijing:
Check out our photos at at
Shutterfly.
Make a donation (Paypal, left) or sign up
with E-Scrip and support Pole Pilots Track
Club (Group 166706) when you make
on-line purchases.
with E-Scrip and support Pole Pilots Track
Club (Group 166706) when you make
on-line purchases.
How to sign up: Show up. The first lesson is free. We will
give you waivers and paperwork, to be returned on the
following visit. Cost is $50 annually, including USATF
membership fees.
give you waivers and paperwork, to be returned on the
following visit. Cost is $50 annually, including USATF
membership fees.
Pole Pilots & Pole Lending.
We NEVER lend poles to non-members.
We generally do not lend poles to youth athletes during HS
season.
We have a "you break it you bought it" policy for any poles
used at an event without direct supervision of certified club
coaches (e.g. Croissant or Willits).
Why?
We expect high schools to provide appropriate equipment
for their athletes.
We find it nearly impossible to choose who gets a pole in
cases that multiple athletes need the same equipment.
The implied liability, especially if a non-member uses club
equipment without appropriate supervision, is inappropriate.
We NEVER lend poles to non-members.
We generally do not lend poles to youth athletes during HS
season.
We have a "you break it you bought it" policy for any poles
used at an event without direct supervision of certified club
coaches (e.g. Croissant or Willits).
Why?
We expect high schools to provide appropriate equipment
for their athletes.
We find it nearly impossible to choose who gets a pole in
cases that multiple athletes need the same equipment.
The implied liability, especially if a non-member uses club
equipment without appropriate supervision, is inappropriate.