THAILAND, CHIANGMAI, MUNG GUD 18 TH TO 29 TH DECEMBER 2010 PICTURES. A. Presentation made by the athletes

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1 THAILAND, CHIANGMAI, MUNG GUD 18 TH TO 29 TH DECEMBER 2010 PICTURES A. Presentation made by the athletes 03/01/ pierrick.gosselin@gmail.com - 1

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3 B. The venue Upper part Medium part (C2 Women) 03/01/ pierrick.gosselin@gmail.com - 3 Lowest part

4 C. Running down river with Slalom boat 03/01/ pierrick.gosselin@gmail.com - 4

5 D. ICF Donation boats from 2008 E. Pictures of the group 03/01/ pierrick.gosselin@gmail.com - 5

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7 THAILAND, CHIANGMAI, MUNG GUD 18 TH TO 29 TH DECEMBER 2010 PARTICIPANTS, OUT-COMES AND DEVELOPMENT This camp is the second camp run in Asia (TPE December 2009). The venue was located 40kms north of Chiangmai (800kms north of Bangkok). It is a grad 2/3 river with natural flow. This venue suits perfectly for training camps at this time of the year. One can even forecast some competition earlier in the season (October/November), the water level is higher. This place should be promoted as a second place for high level practicing in Slalom competition. A. Participants 1 Chinese Taipei Hung-ming Pan M C2 2 Chinese Taipei Yun-Chan Chang M C /10/ /04/ Chinese Taipei Wei-Han Chen F C1 19/02/ Indonesia Mulhendra M K1 20/03/ Malaysia Akmal Abdullah M K /12/ Nepal Radha Tamang F K1 05/09/ Singapore Jessica Gwee F K1 18/09/ Thailand Anya Suppermpool F K1 9 Thailand Damrongsak Chittong M C2 10 Thailand Jakkrit Ongard M C Vietnam Binh Nguyen M K1 26/03/1981 Thai selected athletes under NF 12 Thailand Tumtui Tawat M C1 13 Thailand Boonsom Kriangsak M K1 15/08/ Thailand Chuapoon Ekawit M K1 15 Thailand Palae Chaaue M C1 22/04/1991 For the first 11 athletes, the selection was made for a part with the and for the other part under a global development programme The last 4 athletes were selected by RCAT according the results of the Thailand National Championships /01/ pierrick.gosselin@gmail.com - 1

8 Main targets of the camp ICF Slalom development program - CSL Camp Report December 2010 Working on technical skills Paddling different boats (K1, C1, C2) Reading of the streams and adaption skills Writing training diary The presence of Jean-Yves Cheutin, French national coach, during this camp as second coach B. Out-comes 1. Composition of the group One can design 2 parts as beginners and experienced. We use the expertise of the experienced people to support the beginners groups as much as possible. For instance, the experienced have now a sufficient knowledge in Slalom to present to the beginners some items of Slalom paddling as: judgement, warm-up, stretching, strength core training About paddling different boats I asked all paddlers to practice once in a while another type of boat. The target is to bring them to practice and compete in both categories. They usually come from NF where few Slalom paddlers are practicing the discipline. Therefore, paddling in 2 different boats will upgrade their global paddling skills and on the other hand, they might register in 2 events for competing and offer their country twice more possible good results. It is also to keep the line with the IOC recommendations and ICF international rules. 3. About a support in coaching The support of another coach will probably become a must for 2 main reasons: The gap level between the 2 groups is getting wider then it is less easy to be present 100% for both groups The sharing of experiences and other technical views upgrade quite a while the global teaching received by the athletes C. Development 1. Development in Thailand It would be a must to have 2 places for Slalom training and competitions in Thailand. Nakkhon Nayok and Mae Tang river are complementary. It will worth to build up the national slalom competition activity thanks to these 2 headlights places. The coordination of practicing on the 2 venues will for sure bring one step beyond the global level of Thai Slalom paddlers. 2. Development in ICF policy The presence of a coach of international level should be one of the criteria in the organisation of such camps in the future. It could be coach from flagship countries in Slalom. It might be a plus if the coach is coming from the 2 top countries in Asia: China and Japan. A suggestion is to sort the camps in 3 categories: Base: beginners in Slalom (eg: Nepal, Indonesia...) Mixte: beginners and experienced (eg: camp in TPE 2009, THA 2010, preparation of Asian event combined with ) Experienced: and Asian athletes competing at an international level (eg: Mihi, Gangzhou) I would like to thank here and underline the strong support given by Mr Paraj, Mr Kikky and Mr Somyos. I sincerely wish to work again in cooperation with them. 03/01/ pierrick.gosselin@gmail.com - 2

9 THAILAND, CHIANGMAI, MUNG GUD 18 TH TO 29 TH DECEMBER 2010 SCHEDULE OF THE CAMP COMPETITION RESULTS A. Schedule GRP Morning Afternoon Session n Other Arrival Friday 17 Vietnam Saturday 18 Malaysia Singapore Nepal Thailand Sunday h30 9h30 16h30 18h 2 10h 11h30 14h30 16h S1 S2 13h30: Official opening of the camp Chinese Taipei Monday h30 9h30 14h30 16h 2 10h 11h30 16h30 18h S3 S4 Tuesday h30 9h30 14h30 16h 2 10h 11h30 16h30 18h S5 S6 Warm-up presentation by Jason and Ming (TPE) Wednesday h30 9h h 11h30 S7 REST Visit of a temple France Jean-Yves Thursday h 11h30 16h30 18h 2 8h30 9h30 14h30 16h S8 S9 Judging and race organization presentation by Akmal (MAS) and Mulhendra (INA) 1 10h 11h30 Friday h30 9h30 S10 Treck Saturday h30 16h 2 16h30 18h Down River S11 Sunday h 11h30 16h30 18h 2 8h30 9h30 14h30 16h S12 S13 strength core and indoor trainings by Sherry (TPE) and Anya (THA) Monday h30-11h30 skills Visit of elephants camp Tuesday h30 12h30 Competition Wednesday 29 Thursday 30 Nepal, Singapore, Vietnam, Indonesia, Thailand leave at anytime Malaysia, Chinese Taipei leave 03/01/ pierrick.gosselin@gmail.com - 1

10 B. Competition results ICF Slalom development program - CSL Camp Report December 2010 C1M Name Category Run 1 Run 2 BEST 1 Jason (tpe) C1M = = 107 RUN Ming (tpe) C1M = 112 dns Cha oe (tha) C1M 112, = 114, = Cho (tha) C1M 115, = 119, = O (tha) C1M 118, = 120, = ,71 6 Dew (tha) C1M 120, = 172, = C1W BEST Name Category Run 1 Run 2 RUN 1 SHERRY (tpe) C1W 130, = 130, = TIAN (tha) C1W 151, = 155, = C2 BEST Name Category Run 1 Run 2 RUN 1 JASON/MING (tpe) C2M 104, = 104, = ,83 2 OET/SAK (tha) C2M = = DNS TIAN/SHERRY (tha) C2W = = DNS CHA OE/DEW (tha) C2M = = DNS AKMAL/MULHENDRA C2M 165, = 217, = DNS 217,56 K1M BEST Name Category Run 1 Run 2 RUN 1 Akmal (mas) K1M 100, = 100, = ,33 2 Oet (tha) K1M 106, = 108, = Sak (tha) K1M 103, = 103, = ,64 4 CHO (tha) K1M = = DNS Mulhendra (ina) K1M 121, = 121, = ,18 6 O (tha) K1M = = DNS BINH (vie) K1M = = K1W Name Category Run 1 Run 2 BEST RUN 1 TIAN (tha) K1W = = DNS SHERRY (tpe) K1W = = DNS RADHA (nep) K1W 135, = 135, = ,49 4 JESSICA (sin) K1W = = TEAM BEST Name Category Run 1 Run 2 RUN 1 CHAOI OE DEW TEAM = = DNS MING MULHENDRA CHO TEAM = = DNS OET SAK AKMAL TEAM = = TIAN SHERRY RADHA TEAM = = DNS /01/ pierrick.gosselin@gmail.com - 2

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