Morsink Academy
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Anonymous
| Anyone have any experience with the Morsink Academy, specifically their summer camps for younger players? |
Anonymous
I don’t have a younger player but I will say the training there is great. Nice facility and they have free open play for little kids on Sundays. I would give it a try |
Anonymous
| Major scam money grab. Dude that can’t cut it as a team coach but has daddy money to build a container/warehouse into a space with turf to fleece dmv rich pockets. Don’t hate the player hate the game. |
Anonymous
You're a hater, great team coach and individual trainer. |
Anonymous
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He is legit, he is B license and played D1 and kids love him.
He knows what’s he is doing. My kids LOVE him! I highly recommend him! |
Anonymous
Just so we are all aware, D1 = 15th division in England. I don't know the guy and I am sure he is great but we have to stop with the D1 thing here in the states. |
Anonymous
| To be fair, some of the best coaches in any sport weren’t the best athlete themselves. Just because you excel at a sport doesn’t mean you know how to teach others. |
Anonymous
Oh gosh...a B license? That's great!!! Cmon people...you are all mental. Who cares. |
Anonymous
DP here. Agree that license doesn’t matter. I have seen him coach a team over the course of a year and his players love him. |
Anonymous
| He’s great with kids and has an extensive network that many people aren’t even aware of. His brother is one of the top agents in Central America, which speaks volumes about the level of connections involved.My kids absolutely love him, and we’re planning to attend his camps this summer.I wouldn’t pay attention to the negativity from that commenter about KM—it comes across as someone with a personal agenda, possibly due to losing clients to him. |