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UCLA Bruins Grey John Wooden Basketball Camp T-Shirt


UCLA Bruins Grey John Wooden Basketball Camp T-Shirt


$36.99


UCLA Bruins Grey John Wooden Basketball Camp T-Shirt Size XX-Large

Softball


Softball


$14.89


Softball

Augusta Women's White/Orange Cheer Camp Tee - Softball T-Shirts


Augusta Women's White/Orange Cheer Camp Tee - Softball T-Shirts


$12.99


ringspun combed cottom/ spandex jersey. Imported. Junior fit. Women Sizes S - XL. Color White/Orange. Customize your Campwear! For details contact a Team Sales representative toll free at -... Minimum order quantity of pieces. Softball T-Shirts - Softball T-Shirts

Camp


Camp


$3.99


Camp

The Camp


The Camp


$13.64


The Camp

UCLA 101


UCLA 101


$8.17


UCLA 101

UCLA Bruins


UCLA Bruins


$35.53


UCLA Bruins

UCLA Philosophy


UCLA Philosophy


$6.32


UCLA Philosophy

The UCLA Dynasty


The UCLA Dynasty


$21.23


The UCLA Dynasty

Sports Camp


Sports Camp


$10.99


Riley feels like the smallest kid at sports camp. In fact, he is. He just turned eleven in April, but most kids here are twelve, and a few are even thirteen—and gigantic. It’s hard enough for a shrimp like Riley to fit in. He just doesn’t want to be the weak link as his bunk competes for the Camp Olympia Trophy. Riley knows he’s no good at strength and accuracy games like basketball and softball. But when it comes to speed and endurance events, like running and swimming, he’s better than he looks. He’s pretty sure he can place in the top ten—and bring in major trophy points—in the final mile-long swim race across Lake Surprise. But he doesn’t count on being followed by the shadow of Big Joe, the giant vicious snapping turtle of camp lore. Wasn’t that supposed to be a legend? From the Hardcover edition.

101 Offensive Softball Drills (book) by Sue Enquist and James Peterson


101 Offensive Softball Drills (book) by Sue Enquist and James Peterson


$17.87


101 drills for developing offensive softball skills. Covers lower body hitting drills, upper body hitting drills, combination hitting drills, batting tee, soft toss, timing and rhythm, bunting, baserunning, sliding, mental drills and much more. 2001, 134 pages. Features the NCAA UCLA Bruins.

50/50 Adult Customizable 1-Color Logo Camp T-Shirt - Softball T-Shirts


50/50 Adult Customizable 1-Color Logo Camp T-Shirt - Softball T-Shirts


$6.99


Cotton/ Polyester. Imported. Adult Size S - XL. Colors Black, White, Dark Green, Navy, Orange, Royal, Scarlet, Ash, Gold, Purple, Teal, Cardinal. This is a custom product and is not available to order online. To order please contact a Team Sales representative toll free at -... Minimum order quantity of pieces with the same logo. Please allow - weeks for delivery. Softball T-Shirts - Softball T-Shirts

Spin Right Spinner Fastpitch - Yellow - Softball Throwing Aids


Spin Right Spinner Fastpitch - Yellow - Softball Throwing Aids


$19.99


Spin Right Fastpitch Spinner Develop a pitch-perfect spin with the Spin Right Fastpitch Spinner. The Spinner is a softball training aid designed to teach the pitching spins and rotation directions in fastpitch softball. Whether you are working on the basics of releasing the softball or the advanced spins of the rise, curve or drop, the Spin Right Fastpitch Spinner is an essential tool to have in your arsenal. The Spinner is used at many of the top collegiate softball programs throughout the country. The Spin Right Fastpitch Spinner was invented by softball hall-of-famer Cheri Kempf at the nationally renowned softball camp Club K. It is endorsed by pitching experts Ernie Parker and Mona Stevens. Originally designed for pitchers, many coaches use it to teach proper fundamentals of overhand throwing as well. Color Yellow only.Softball Throwing Aids - Yellow - Softball Throwing Aids

Spin Right Spinner Fastpitch - Yellow - Softball Pitching Aids


Spin Right Spinner Fastpitch - Yellow - Softball Pitching Aids


$19.99


Spin Right Fastpitch Spinner Develop a pitch-perfect spin with the Spin Right Fastpitch Spinner. The Spinner is a softball training aid designed to teach the pitching spins and rotation directions in fastpitch softball. Whether you are working on the basics of releasing the softball or the advanced spins of the rise, curve or drop, the Spin Right Fastpitch Spinner is an essential tool to have in your arsenal. The Spinner is used at many of the top collegiate softball programs throughout the country. The Spin Right Fastpitch Spinner was invented by softball hall-of-famer Cheri Kempf at the nationally renowned softball camp Club K. It is endorsed by pitching experts Ernie Parker and Mona Stevens. Originally designed for pitchers, many coaches use it to teach proper fundamentals of overhand throwing as well. Color Yellow only.Softball Pitching Aids - Yellow - Softball Pitching Aids

The Softball Game


The Softball Game


$22.5


The Softball Game

Nike UCLA Bruins White 2010 NCAA Division I Women's Softball National Champions Official Locker Room Adjustable Visor


Nike UCLA Bruins White 2010 NCAA Division I Women's Softball National Champions Official Locker Room Adjustable Visor


$14.99


Celebrate your Bruins women's softball team's 2010 Women’s College World Series Championship with this official Locker Room visor by Nike. It's the same style hat worn by Bruins players and coaches after their exciting victory over Pac-10 rivals, the Arizona Wildcats, in Oklahoma City to bring home the National Championship!

At UCLA


At UCLA


$15.98


The back story behind this concert CD is that, in September 1965, Charles Mingus performed at the Monterey Jazz Festival. He had done so triumphantly well the year before, however, Mingus' 1965 set was inexplicably cut short at a half-hour (Mingus himself claims 20 minutes) and so the material he had planned for the event, much of it newly composed, was instead unreeled at UCLA a week later. Mingus later pressed a couple hundred copies of the performance into a self-released two-LP set, but the master tape was hence destroyed and the album basically forgotten until its release on CD by Mingus' widow Sue in 2006. Fans of the musically peripatetic Mingus will marvel when they partake of this intimate "lost" music; despite its often unfinished, raw quality, it's powerful stuff -- at least when it's not falling apart for all to hear. On this rare document -- a complete Mingus concert, including dialogue, rough spots, harangues, flubs and all -- Mingus leads an octet, six of whom (Hobart Dotson, Lonnie Hillyer, Jimmy Owens, Charles McPherson, Julius Watkins, and the mighty tuba man Howard Johnson) are horn players; Mingus, of course, alternates between piano and bass, and the scorching Dannie Richmond is on drums. At its best, when all eight cylinders are fired up (most of those moments occur on disc two, particularly on "The Arts of Tatum and Freddy Webster" and "Don't Be Afraid, the Clown's Afraid Too"), this is prime Mingus. But it's no wonder that Mingus called some of his less formal gigs, such as this one, workshops, because much of the music captured here is of a work-in-progress nature. The band plays it loose -- sometimes too loose for its leader's taste -- resulting, at one point during the first disc, after a couple of misfires at the start of "Once Upon a Time, There Was a Holding Corporation Called Old America" -- in Mingus actually sending some of the musicians temporarily packing while he and the remaining crew continue as a quartet. When that foursome finds its groove on "Ode to Bird and Dizzy," for example, the jams are so inventive and steaming as to make one wonder why Mingus didn't just tell the others to take the rest of the day off and stick with the small band. But when they all reconvene for the third try of the previously aborted "Once Upon..." it's as if nothing had gone wrong -- the band is in sync and working extra hard to pull off the complex piece. There are some humorous moments here ("Muskrat Ramble"), and some serious ones too: the spoken word intro to the album-closing "Don't Let It Happen Here" is a familiar discourse on the effects of apathy. At UCLA 1965 (its official title is actually "Music Written for Monterey, 1965 Not Heard...Played Live in Its Entirety at UCLA") won't go down on the must-have Mingus list, but as an adjunct to Mingus' lengthy discography, it's a fascinating and sometimes brilliant entry. ~ Jeff Tamarkin, Rovi Performers:

2010 Ucla/usc


2010 Ucla/usc


$9.34


2010 Ucla/usc 2010 UCLA/USC

The UCLA Dynasty DVD


The UCLA Dynasty DVD


$19.98


The UCLA Dynasty DVD


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