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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]i'm willing to spend perhaps $20/hr to hire a college kid to train 8-yo DS one-on-one to help him improve his game. he's not a fast kid so always late to the ball and never has a chance to take a shot. but if he has better foot skills and tactical skills i think he can perhaps have a better chance to score? he really wants to score some goals and i think it's important to keep him interested/motivated to continue to play...

would love to hear from those who've used private coaches before. tks![/quote]

OP here - his season ended yesterday, didn't score any goal since the first game, but he's had probably the most fun in two years (partly because they win a lot), responded well to the coaches, and was really happy he's part of the team. i'm just posting to share this but mostly remind myself that us adults sometimes over think too much and don't give the kids enough room to grow or trust them as big kids. he can't wait for winter soccer to begin. cheers![/quote]

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