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How do I turn my 9 year old into a D1 player?
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostSome of the logic that gets applied here is rather amusing. This place always want to make a big deal about the guy who walks into a Mercedes Benz dealer who walks out with a Benz as though that is some miracle and never even question whether the car he actually bought is a good fit for that man or heaven forbid that he paid the right price for it. As far as this crowd is concerned things like whether it is a new or used car don't seem to matter at all. all that matters is that it has a Mercedes logo on it.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostRather amusing that this guy thinks he can classify and characterize all of the other people her, and that "all that matters" is having Mercedes logo. Jerk personified.
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Valeo has agreed to enroll my 9 year old in their Beast Mode soccer boot camp. Thanks for everyone's help.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostValeo has agreed to enroll my 9 year old in their Beast Mode soccer boot camp. Thanks for everyone's help.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostLOL. Great thread. We all know the people who misunderstand child development and think they can identify top talent at 9. Real advice for any parent of a 9 year old is pick a program which is development driven. A club with a clear philosophy which is adhered to by all their staff is ideal for a training environment. Don't just put your kid in a program based on the name alone go watch the coach run a practice and coach a game. Talk to other parents with kids in the club and especially on the team. I have seen small no name clubs with very well trained players and bigger clubs with terribly trained kids. I have also seen both win games as even a kick and run team will win if they can out run and out athlete a less athletic well trained team.
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Congratulations to Hanson's Sam Mewis on a great career at UCLA - including a national championship, a 44-game unbeaten streak, leading the Pac 12 this season in goals and points.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostPretty easy - just pick the tallest girl with the blonde ponytail on the field....
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