Women Team Sleepovers at Coach's House?

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It's almost unbelievable that the US doesn't have something like this....for ANY sport. But I'm pretty sure we don't.
Obviously gyms and other sports organizations would WANT people who are well versed, qualified, and educated on the sport they are teaching...and the goal is to get coaches with the best resumes of course, but it's not a guideline. What your speaking of sounds fantastic, and should really be instated in the US. Not just so that kids could get the best sport instruction possible, but so that parents and the kids can have piece of mind that they are being taught by instructors who have passed these requirements.


It kind of creeps me out a little that we don't do this. I mean I trust DDs coaches, male and female....but other than my own parental instinct, I technically have nothing official to base that trust on.

agree! seems like this should be required!