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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]A quick word about DMV from our experience last year since I see a lot of negative things. Its true that they are both expensive and not a top club, but my daughter had a really good experience last year on their 15U team. The coach, players, and parents were great, the team did well (getting medals several times) and the players really progressed in their skill levels. Yes, more travel comes with expenses for hotels but it also means more games, and that's worth factoring in when you look at what you are getting out of a club. Yes, look at fees and reputation, but also look at the schedule and skill level (rankings can help with that) because the right fit for your player/ family might not be the obvious choice.[/quote] We had a similar experience when DD played for DMV’s 16s team last year. Down to earth normal coaches who generally ran two lineups and DD got a lot of playtime. This is a good club for players trying club for the first time. [/quote] I agree that DMV is a good club for people trying club for the first time. Unless they have another option. If a beginner has two offers, one from DMV and one from another club, my suggestion is to take the offer from the other club. More skillful players will have more offers and club fees will weigh a lot in their decision (especially when the price difference is so big). This will result in more skillful players accepting offers from other clubs, with DMV getting the least skilled players. Playing on a team with more skillful players gives you a better chance to develop as a player. I disagree that the price is right for the amount of travel DMV is doing. Most clubs are doing about the same amount of travel and charge much less. Plus, if you have a team of beginners, there is no reason to travel too far to get your behinds kicked. You can play in local tournaments and you get your behinds kicked for cheaper. [/quote]
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