I'm from western NJ and interested to know thoughts on this club? I'm tired of the NJ soccer landscape and they are commutable from my location.
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YMS 09s are a solid club if you're not looking to deal with the travel and commitment required of a GA or ECNL program. Otherwise you have FC Bucks and/or Ukies right in Bucks County.
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Be forewarned that YMS teams tend to have a lot of "drama" because the club allows for parent coaches (in addition to the professional coach) for its "A" teams. If you're willing to go as far west as the Ukies and are looking for a club with less drama, Warrington is a good option. Their 09 girls "A" team is pretty good.
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Originally posted by Guest View PostBe forewarned that YMS teams tend to have a lot of "drama" because the club allows for parent coaches (in addition to the professional coach) for its "A" teams. If you're willing to go as far west as the Ukies and are looking for a club with less drama, Warrington is a good option. Their 09 girls "A" team is pretty good.
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Originally posted by Guest View PostBe forewarned that YMS teams tend to have a lot of "drama" because the club allows for parent coaches (in addition to the professional coach) for its "A" teams. If you're willing to go as far west as the Ukies and are looking for a club with less drama, Warrington is a good option. Their 09 girls "A" team is pretty good.
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you mention parent coaches at YMS (yes to some level they do exist) however you point them to Warrington which almost exclusively uses parent coaches, in fact the 09 team is parent coached.
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YMS teams especially premier teams are all coaches by professional trainers. My suggestion would be to reach out to the trainer/coach regardless of club.
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