Yeah probably can be to much pressure for some kids but Select has made my kid absolutely fall in love with the game. She gets excited and looks forward to every practice and it hadn’t always been that way until we moved to Select. She has developed into a well rounded solid player. We give her the option every year to stay at Select or explore other options and she has never given it a second thought. She says every year that she never wants to leave Select!
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostIt depends how you define "better"
You do NOT get more for your money at Select. So why pay the SSS prices when the product is not better than competitors?
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostYou actually do get WAY more. I have one kid at Select and one kid at another club and out of curiosity we calculated out the $ per hour and Select was definitely less!!
Sooooo...... if select is so cheap why isnt your other kid at select as well? Hmm...
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostAbout $2,500 extra in camps, fees, clinics & event costs.
So north of $7k before travel.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostYou actually do get WAY more. I have one kid at Select and one kid at another club and out of curiosity we calculated out the $ per hour and Select was definitely less!!
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Not defending the SSS poster, because frankly I do not know.
But, we really need to look at the total $ spent related to the total minutes on the field (in the classroom, in fitness, etc.).
When my daughter first moved to the league that shall not be mentioned, it cost about 25% more. But, the club also included futsal, fitness training, and summer trainings which she previously did through other means. So, in the end, the price per session did indeed drop.
Can't look at the price, have to look at what you get for the price.
[Again...save it...not associated with SSS and not defending them in any way.]
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostNot defending the SSS poster, because frankly I do not know.
But, we really need to look at the total $ spent related to the total minutes on the field (in the classroom, in fitness, etc.).
When my daughter first moved to the league that shall not be mentioned, it cost about 25% more. But, the club also included futsal, fitness training, and summer trainings which she previously did through other means. So, in the end, the price per session did indeed drop.
Can't look at the price, have to look at what you get for the price.
[Again...save it...not associated with SSS and not defending them in any way.]
Why does anyone care how other people spend their $?
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Nosy people. Who cares? Should everyone micromanage everyone on what they spend and how they spend it. What is wrong with people
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We're happy, girl is happy & developing nicely. We DO take into account $ spent vs time supplied by club & do think club supplies good/much service for tuition. We invest wisely (no mentoring or privates but do opt in for other offerings) & do not plan on moving, although we have tested waters at other clubs...just sayin. For us, select is a good fit for now. D certainly has no desire to leave.
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Rip off. Kids shouldn’t be costing parents to play soccer and parents are idiots to be paying for it. Wake up people!!
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostWe're happy, girl is happy & developing nicely. We DO take into account $ spent vs time supplied by club & do think club supplies good/much service for tuition. We invest wisely (no mentoring or privates but do opt in for other offerings) & do not plan on moving, although we have tested waters at other clubs...just sayin. For us, select is a good fit for now. D certainly has no desire to leave.
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