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Originally Posted by Freddy
Admittedly.
Yet any good association has a trainer or a training staff who works with a set of aims, sometimes lofty ones.
Or else by default they unwittingly target mediocrity and get even less.
Aimin' high here.
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Nothing wrong with any of this. However, to expand on my previous point, we have guys on this site that post plays in super-slow motion and draw multi-colored lines on still shots from those plays among other things, and on many of those plays, the group cannot agree upon the proper call. Thus, I think your mission statement or whatever you were calling it to help sell your association is going to be more detrimental than beneficial in the long run because you will be over-promising on something that no amount of training will allow you to deliver. It might be something for your group to strive for internally, but not something you promise others you can deliver.