I'm moving to Korea soon with a level 9 son. We have been unable to find anywhere in Korea for hi t o train. He will remain a member of his US team and return for meets but obviously needs regular training. I've asked the recreational program on the military base about hiring a coach for upper level gymnasts (I know of a couple of girls there) but, of course, we have to find one. Any ideas on how to find and recruit a coach for both girls and boys in Korea? I know this is a longshot but I'm scrambling to keep my son in his sport. Any ideas are appreciated.
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