Special OlymPics
All Athletes must have a Special Olympics Medical Application on file one month prior to the start of the program.
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Golf (Age: 8 and older)
Develop and improve the knowledge and skills needed for this lifetime leisure sport through individualized coaching from a golf professional. Improve skills in putting, chipping, and driving while preparing for competition. Athletes will practice on the first three holes of the Pottawatomie Golf Course. (12 weeks)
Tennis (Age: 8 and older)
Learn or improve a skill that you will be able to use throughout your lifetime. Tennis is a sport that promotes fitness, hand-eye coordination, self-confidence and teamwork. (8 weeks)
Volleyball (Age: 13 and older)
Learn the basics of the game, improve your skills, and show-off your sportsmanship as you challenge other Special Recreation Associations to a game. Players will work on bumping, setting, serving and learn what it means to be a team player. The team will also compete in two tournaments throughout the season.
(14 weeks)
Strength and Conditioning (Age: 14 and older)
Get involved in this high energy program as we demonstrate how to stay fit in the gym and at home. Participants will work with free-weights, and cardio equipment, as well as learn exercises they can do in the comfort of their own home.
(7 weeks)
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Medical Application
Special Olympics Illinois requires that each participant must have a current Medical Application in order to participate in Special Olympics sports. This form requires an original signature by a Physician. This form is good for two years from the date of the Physician’s signature.
If you are unsure when you need to renew a medical application please check with:
Mike Younie, Athletics Coordinator (630) 907-1114.
To get a current Special Olympics Medical Application form, please visit www.soill.org