What if the following coaches (in no particular order) were members of the USFCA and involved in a national training and education program for coaches? Would it influence your decision to join the USFCA in a positive way?
Michael Marx
Paul Pesthy
Nat Goodhartz
Buckie Leach
Greg Massialas
Mike Pederson
Gary Copeland
Nikki Franke
Arkady Burdan
Yuri Gelman
Simon Gershon
Michael Itkin
Kornel Udvarhelyi
Michael Petin
Aladar Kogler
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Last edited by MdA; 07-31-2008 at 01:10 PM..
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which, of these coaches, started out with their coaching career with the USFCA and then rose to prominence because of it? unrestrict that, even. i'm curious to know what coaches started out their coaching career with the USFCA and is now a high level coach of world cup athletes.
which, of these coaches, started out with their coaching career with the USFCA and then rose to prominence because of it? unrestrict that, even. i'm curious to know what coaches started out their coaching career with the USFCA and is now a high level coach of world cup athletes.
Buckie Leach is a graduate of the AFA at Cornell and trained under Gillet. Greg Massialas studied with Gillet and certified as Prevot. I would have to do some research on the other Americans.
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I also remember that Nat was a member of the USFCA for a few years.
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What if these coaches were USFCA members? 
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