IMG Academies Overview

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IMG Academies Overview November 17, 2008
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IMG Academies Overview
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• Reputation
• IMG Academies is universally regarded as the
  largest, most successful multi-sport
  training and education organization
• in the world.
• Philosophy
•   IMG Academies mission is twofold
• To prepare its full-time students for college,
  and for life itself, via an environment that
  enables them to receive a top quality education
  and exceptional athletic training and
• To provide the ideal technical, tactical,
  physical, mental and nutritional training
  environment for our short-time clients to
  realize their athletic performance objectives.
• Location
• IMG Academies is located on a 300-acre
  campus in
  Bradenton, Florida just north
  of Sarasota, one
  hour south of Tampa on
  Floridas Gulf Coast.

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Divisions IMG Academies annually attracts
approximately 12,000 junior, collegiate, adult
and professional athletes (including a growing
number of families and corporate groups) of all
ages and ability levels, from over 80 countries.
It consists of

• The Nick Bollettieri Tennis Academy (NBTA)
• The David Leadbetter Golf Academy (DLGA)
• The Soccer Academy
• The Baseball Academy
• The Basketball Academy
• The Swimming Academy
• The Performance Institute (IPI), which
  includes
• Mental Conditioning Division
• Nutrition Division
• Sports Medicine/Therapy Center
• Game On (communication skills training)
• The Wellness Spa
• The Pendleton School, U of M on-line H.S., V.
  S. curriculum
• University of Miami (language school and
  university courses)
• IMG Academies Golf Country Club
• The Evert Tennis Academy (in Boca Raton, Fl)

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Divisions
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Programs

• Full-time Academy semesters
• Short-time weeks
• Holiday camps
• Summer camps
• Mini-weeks
• Lessons and customized sessions
• Team training visits
• Clinic tours
• Corporate outings
• Coaching symposiums
• Tournaments
• Family vacation visits
• Condo/villa sales and rentals
• Academic Education (K-12)
• Language classes and university courses
• Golf memberships

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• Out of the conference room and into the
  arena A different kind of corporate retreat!
• IMG Customized Corporate Group Retreats are
  designed to re-energize, re-vitalize and
  re-connect busy professionals.  We create
  retreats that are physically and mentally
  challenging or relaxing and chill within a
  dynamic and motivating environment on the IMGA
  campus.
• its an invigorating environment not found
  anywhere else in the world!                     
                                                    
                    -New York Times
• Customize a retreat that is designed with the
  specific goals of your company or group in
  mind.   From team building retreats,
  strategic planning, and corporate goal
  setting to employee rewards and the need to
  just have some fun -- weve got you covered.
• Alternatives to the traditional conference
  room
• Take advantage of the 1 tennis training program
  in the world
• Play 18 holes or organize a tournament
• Attend a DLGA golf school and shed strokes from
  your game
• Learn the latest nutrition strategies
• Challenge your mind and body with the IMG
  Performance experts
• Learn what the pros already know
• Discover communication techniques
• Enlist one of our speakers to motivate, teach and
  educate in any area of human performance
• Relax in our Wellness Spa and be pampered

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• Out of the conference room and into the
  arena A different kind of corporate retreat!
• Past Corporate Customers Include
• Prince Sports
• Nike
• AOL
• IMG
• Spalding

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• Facilities
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• 56 tennis courts including 34 hard, 16 Har-Tru,
  one red clay, one stadium hard and four indoor.
  Eleven are lighted.
• A 30-acre double ended golf driving
  range/training center with a custom designed
  short game area featuring multiple bunkers and
  five chipping and putting greens.
• A 7,000 yard, par 72, championship level, private
  golf course.
• Seven Bermuda grass soccer fields and an adjacent
  training area.
• Baseball training complexes with two fields,
  three infield diamonds, eight batting cages,
  various pitching mounds, etc.
• Two NBA/NCAA regulation hard wood basketball
  courts with twelve teaching stations.
• An exceptional, fully equipped 10,000 sq. ft. IPI
  training center.
• The Bollettieri Sports Medicine Center
• A Sports Performance Center featuring Mental
  Conditioning and Game On (communication skills
  training).
• A junior Olympic pool with adjacent recreation
  area.
• A junior cafeteria and snack bar.
• A computer learning center
• The Wellness Spa

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• Facilities (continued)
• Video analysis/strategy session classrooms.
• A multi-sport pro shop with tennis stringing and
  club fitting services.
• Study halls and academic classrooms.
• A Clubhouse with lounge and dining areas and
  meeting areas.
• A huge Clubhouse swimming pool with Jacuzzi and
  sun deck.
• An Adult Activity Center with private workout
  area, locker rooms, computer stations and
  observation deck.
• 48 three-bedroom condo dorms on site for juniors.
  Off site junior team dorms have another 36 rooms.
• 20 rental keys in Bollettieri Villas.
• 32 rental keys within the Bollettieri
  Residences.
• 72 two, three, or four bedroom residential condos
  (sold) on campus.
• 20 luxury residential condominium units (sold) as
  residential units within Academy Park.
• Luxury homes at Legends Bay
• Coach homes at Legends Cove

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Alumni

• Tennis - Andre Agassi, Pete Sampras, Jim Courier,
  Monica Seles, Venus Williams, Serena Williams,
  Martina Hingis, Tommy Haas, Anna Kournikova,
  Boris Becker, Maria Sharapova, Nicole Vaidisova.
• Golf - Paula Creamer, Julieta Granada, Sean
  O'Hair, Ji-Young Oh, Candy Hanneman, Virada
  Nirapathpongporn, Miriam Nagl, Aree Song, David
  Gossett, Casey Wittenberg, Taylor Leon.
• Soccer - DC United, Chicago Fire, Colorado
  Rapids, U.S. Mens Olympic Team, Chinese Womens
  Olympic Team, U-17 U.S. National Team, FC Zurich,
  F.K. Austria, Michael Parkhurst (MLS Fair Play
  recipient 2007 and Defender of the Year 2007),
  Australian Womens Olympic Team.
• Baseball - Derek Jeter, Jason Varitek, Aaron
  Sele, Rob Bell, Pat Burrell, Omar Ortiz, Vernon
  Wells, Mike Cuddyer, Jason Marquis, Trot Nixon,
  Gary Sheffield, Nomar Garciaparra, Ben Sheets,
  Mike Cuddyer.
• Basketball - Kevin Garnett, Jamaal Tinsley,
  Chauncey Billups, Al Harrington, Jared Jeffries,
  Erick Dampier, Brendan Haywood, Tyronn Lue, Ron
  Mercer, Renaldo Balkman, Ricky Sanchez.
• IPI Alex Smith, Chad Pennington, Byron
  Leftwich, Eli Manning, LaDainian Tomlinson, Drew
  Brees, R.W. McQuarters, Grant Wistrom, Thomas
  Jones, Kenyatta Walker, Tony Romo.

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Sponsors

• Tennis Prince, Penn, Polo Tennis, Gatorade
• Golf Callaway, Polo Golf, Gatorade
• Soccer Nike Soccer, Kwik Goal, Gatorade
• Baseball Anaconda Sports, Gatorade
• Basketball adidas, Spalding, Gatorade
• IPI Gatorade
• Swimming Gatorade

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• Features
• Fabulous Florida weather.
• Beautiful Gulf of Mexico beaches (within 15
  minutes).
• Great dining, shopping and cultural activities in
  Sarasota, Longboat Key, Siesta Key, etc.
• Disney, EPCOT, Universal Studios, Busch Gardens,
  Adventure Island, etc. all within a two hour
  drive.
• Sarasota-Bradenton airport within 10 minutes
  Tampa International Airport within 50 minutes.
• IMGA delivers a world class sports training (and
  education) experience within an atmosphere that
  is fun, healthy, active and inspiring. It
  possesses a beautiful array of comfortable,
  relaxing accommodations. Its amenities menu is
  unlike anything available anywhere in the world
  today. And, IMGA can custom design a
  sports/recreation experience for every member of
  the family.

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• International Impact
• A network of 25 DLGA club/resort locations in
  Europe, Asia, Japan and Korea.
• Licensing/consulting relationships in India and
  in Vancouver Island B.C., Canada that will
  essentially franchise the complete IMG
  Academies model, in up to three locations.
• Licensing/consulting relationships that will
  bring tennis, golf and fitness training elements
  of IMGA to major club/ resort/ real estate
  developments in Dubai and Ohio.
• Future markets for an IMGA franchise could
  include Asia, Europe, and Latin America.
• Nearly forty percent (40) of IMGA Florida
  customers are international in nature.
• IMGA coaches conduct clinics and seminars in
  multiple countries around the world each and
  every year.

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• 2007 Sport Highlights
• NBTA alumni had strong showings at the 2007 Grand
  Slams. Maria Sharapova advanced to the womens
  singles final of the Australian Open and the
  semifinals of the French Open Tommy Haas
  advanced to the mens semifinals at the
  Australian Open and to the quarterfinals of the
  U.S. Open Nicole Vaidisova reached the womens
  singles semifinals at the Australian Open and the
  womens singles quarterfinals at the French Open
  and Wimbledon Jelena Jankovic reached the
  womens singles semifinals at the French Open and
  the quarterfinals of the U.S. Open Serena
  Williams won the womens singles championship at
  the Australian Open and made quarterfinals at the
  French Open, Wimbledon, and the U.S. Open and
  Venus Williams won the womens singles
  championship at Wimbledon and advanced to the
  semifinals of the U.S. Open. NBTA student Kei
  Nishikori won the boys singles title at the
  Luxilon Cup. 1700 players participated in the
  2007 Eddie Herr International Junior Tennis
  Championships held on campus in November.
• DLGA Bradenton students won over 50 national
  junior titles in 2007, including 12 AJGA
  All-Americans, 3 members of the 2007 Junior
  Solheim Cup Team, Boys AJGA/Rolex Player of the
  Year, 34 FCWT wins (older division), 10
  Independent tournament wins, 3 IJGT wins (older
  division), and 7 AJGA wins. DLGA alumna Paula
  Creamer won the 2007 LPGA SBS Open at Turtle Bay.
  Fellow DLGA alumna Taylor Leon turned pro in June
  of 2007, became the 2007 Duramed Futures Tour
  CIGNA Golf Classic champion, and received her
  2008 LPGA conditional card. DLGA alumna Carolina
  Llano qualified for the 2008 LPGA tour. DLGA
  student Peter Uihlein has been named the AJGA
  Rolex Junior Player of the Year for the second
  time.

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• 2007 Sport Highlights (continued)
• Basketball Academy student Jared Swopshire
  committed to play for the University of
  Louisville while student Kenny Kadji has
  committed to play for the University of Florida.
  Alumnus Renaldo Balkman had a promising season
  with the New York Knicks, averaging 15.6 minutes,
  4.9 points, and 4.3 rebounds in the 68 games in
  which he played.
• Soccer Academy teams claimed several titles in
  2007. The Boys U19 and U18 teams won the
  prestigious Tampa Bay Sun Bowl, while U-19 Boys
  also won the 2007 Dallas Cup. The U-18 Girls have
  been ranked 1 in the nation by
  NationalSoccerRanking.com. Alumnus Michael
  Parkhurst has been named 2007 MLS Defender of the
  Year and won the Fair Play award. The U18 Boys
  team went 2-0-1 in the 2007 Nike Friendlies.
• Baseball Academy student Tyler Pastornicky signed
  a National Letter of Intent to play for Florida
  State University student Kyle Allen signed a
  national letter of intent to play for North
  Carolina State University. Over 145 college
  athletes participated in the 2007 Florida
  Collegiate Instructional League (FCIL). Sports
  Illustrated for Kids voted The Baseball Academy
  as the top junior baseball camp.
• IMG Academies fulltime enrollment reached over
  750 students from over 65 different countries for
  the 2007 Fall Semester.