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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Best bang for buck will be private training IF you can find a good trainer. Especially if the focus is technical training.

Coachup.com is a good place to start looking for a trainer. Reviews and bios will tell you a lot.

You can also reach out to your club to see if any of the coaches do it on the side. I do not recommend training with your team coach for obvious reasons.

There was a recent thread where a private trainer provided some good info. I think they were going to do a dedicated thread on private training but I haven't seen it yet.

Camps are one size fits all and typically more recreation focused than anything. Skill levels vary since a lot of people see it as daycare in the summer.

Evening skills classes are a step better but still fairly structured with a "keep kids moving through the drills" mentality over technical training.

Private training is a mixed bag. Some trainers are good, others are just okay. A post in the thread I previously mentioned talked about seeing the difference between "practicing" and "training".

Camps and clinics will be more practice.

Private training can be practice or training depending who you get.

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Agree on this and you may also be able to join some of the Super Y practices during the summer as well. I would just ask the coach who is running the team. [/quote]

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