Master thread:NOVA clubs spring tryouts dates

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Looking at the SYC coaching slate, I see something Alexandria should take note of. SYC lists Pablo Amaya as their Director of Sports Performance. If Alexandria wants to compete at the highest level, and attract the highest level kids, they should go all in on complete development of players. The MLS Next kids are training 4 days a week. Strength and agility work folded into their regular routine would go a long way toward improving performance, building team unity, and convincing parents and athletes that the club wants to field the strongest teams possible and develop individuals.

Alexandria posted the coaching slate for next year and it's FIRE!

not the 2010 boys they just sucks need to over haul team start fresh

the problem with 2010 is not the coach.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Looking at the SYC coaching slate, I see something Alexandria should take note of. SYC lists Pablo Amaya as their Director of Sports Performance. If Alexandria wants to compete at the highest level, and attract the highest level kids, they should go all in on complete development of players. The MLS Next kids are training 4 days a week. Strength and agility work folded into their regular routine would go a long way toward improving performance, building team unity, and convincing parents and athletes that the club wants to field the strongest teams possible and develop individuals.

Alexandria posted the coaching slate for next year and it's FIRE!

not the 2010 boys they just sucks need to over haul team start fresh

the problem with 2010 is not the coach.

Go on? I'd love to hear your opinion.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Looking at the SYC coaching slate, I see something Alexandria should take note of. SYC lists Pablo Amaya as their Director of Sports Performance. If Alexandria wants to compete at the highest level, and attract the highest level kids, they should go all in on complete development of players. The MLS Next kids are training 4 days a week. Strength and agility work folded into their regular routine would go a long way toward improving performance, building team unity, and convincing parents and athletes that the club wants to field the strongest teams possible and develop individuals.

Alexandria posted the coaching slate for next year and it's FIRE!

not the 2010 boys they just sucks need to over haul team start fresh

the problem with 2010 is not the coach.

Maybe "the problem" with 2010s is a problem with the club?? I just checked the league and flex standings and the 2010s have as many, or more, points per match than the 2009s and the 2008s.