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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You want to get your child with a coach that will encourage them to be themselves and focus other their continued development and creativity.  Doesn't have to be a smaller club.  Don't focus on what level team they are on.  It will take time. It took my child until their teenage years for it to "click".  Is your child a 2007? [/quote]

OP here.  No our son is a 2010.

Any hints on how to find a good coach?  We’ve been in a number of different rec leagues, but Have not found a good coaching match for DS.

Any recommendations for a specific coach or league would be great.

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You should take the kid to tryouts. If you are in shirlington, you can try Alexandria. The U9-10 coaches were uniformly good in our experience and wonderful with kids. I think Arlington tryouts are almost over, otherwise they would be another option with good coaches. Slightly different vibe with the parents, kids and club generally. [/quote]

By tryouts do you mean travel league? [/quote]

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