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Marsha said:   December 15, 2009 5:29 am PST
Thank you so much. My daughter truly had a great day. Thank you so much for the pictures.

Rodger said:   December 4, 2009 5:28 am PST
NSCAA & Stysa Hey Neil, From someone who has taken courses from both organizations I can honestly tell you that it would be a dis-service for STYSA to not accept the NSCAA courses since they are of equal caliber to those of the STYSA sanctioned courses. If taken into context of what STYSA is intending to achieve, the desire is to have qualified coaches who have a desire for the game but also an understanding of the concepts necessary to teach our youth proper techniques and skills. The instruction I've received from NSCAA has vastly improved my abilities as a trainer, but has also enticed me to desire much more. Being challenged and expected to excel is what we, as participants, receive when attending NSCAA courses and for those serious about taking their learning to the next step, the NSCAA provides sufficient leadership in this area. I will not discredit the experience I received from the STYSA sanctioned course since they too provided great instruction and were well taught but for the organization we all look to provide guidelines and direction in this sport to decline a license from a Nationally recognized organization would be very disappointing. Either way, if STYSA decides not to honor the achievements I've made this past year, the NSCAA Regional Advance license is one of the greatest achievements I've made thus far and I look forward to continuing on to the National course in the very near future. Thanks for your time and dedication and feel free to use any of this in support of your cause. Kindest regards

Kevin & Kathy Grant said:   October 28, 2009 10:33 am PST
Hi Neil, I also wanted to share that once again we were extremely pleased with the session that Josh conducted. One of the challenges for any guest trainer is to establish a rapport with a new team. Josh has made substantial progress in this regard in just two sessions. We appreciate his attention to getting to know our players and their personal strengths and weaknesses. We were also very happy with the way he adopted the theme we requested (Defensive Principle of Balance) and developed a session clearly designed to help us address this weakness in our game (getting scored upon through the back door). We remain very pleased with the support we have received from PASS and look forward to continuing this relationship in the months ahead

Joni said:   September 28, 2009 4:39 am PST
We appreciate the care and interest you have taken in coaching Paige. Paige knows that the skills and knowledge that she has learned from you are invaluable. She wanted to attend a camp this summer. She mentioned a number of them. After talking, we both decided that if she wanted to get the skills she needed to progress that your camp would be the best choice. She understood that it would be hot, dusty and not glamorous in anyway but that's where she wanted to be. Thanks so much for the interest and care you've shown Paige and me.

Rhonda said:   September 28, 2009 4:38 am PST
Hi Neil, Ashley enjoyed the clinic on Friday and can't wait to go back. Thank you inspiring her and leaving her wanting more

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