$350hr for privates?

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Danny A game allows top kids to train for free for posts too. I think it’s common.

But it's deceiving. In a way, it's a type of bait and switch. Fooling people into thinking these extremely talented kids got thay way because of them, when in fact it was years and years of hard work. Parents, especially with kids in rec or township clubs, don't know any better. Thats taking advantage of them.

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But it's deceiving. In a way, it's a type of bait and switch. Fooling people into thinking these extremely talented kids got thay way because of them, when in fact it was years and years of hard work. Parents, especially with kids in rec or township clubs, don't know any better. Thats taking advantage of them.

Agreed !

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FACILITY? Doesn't his daddy own that building? I believe his father owns Trinity Solar. Nonetheless, you don't build a brand by charging ridiculous amounts of money for privates. All he really is doing is taking advantage of people who see his videos training that girl from PDA Blue, and tricking them into thinking she got that good because of him. RC and Danny Agame are the biggest crooks there is.

People who see his videos must not actually read his captions. He’s never claimed to have developed any of the players he trains. What he is claiming as a trainer is to take really good players to the next level in their game by focusing on the small details. It will be what hopefully sets them apart from other players. Not defending his prices because I do agree they are high. But some people can afford it or feel it’s worth it for their kid. If a person can afford it, great. If they can’t, find a wall and steal his training drills. If the kids put in the work on their own, trainers will eventually want to train them for free for purposes of proving they can make a really good player better.

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A soccer trainer is worth what people are willing to pay just like any other sports performance trainer. My daughter used a trainer to get another perspective and eyes on her to recommend changes. A trainer will not make your daughter a better player when it comes to the essential which is athleticism, speed & quickness but they could help you with your skill and technique. There are so many ways to improve on your own using cones and “wall ball” . There are tutorial videos available online if you do not have the funds for private sessions.

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A soccer trainer is worth what people are willing to pay just like any other sports performance trainer. My daughter used a trainer to get another perspective and eyes on her to recommend changes. A trainer will not make your daughter a better player when it comes to the essential which is athleticism, speed & quickness but they could help you with your skill and technique. There are so many ways to improve on your own using cones and “wall ball” . There are tutorial videos available online if you do not have the funds for private sessions.

What's more, the kid who is interested in playing with a ball against a wall for an hour (or hours) is also the kind of kid with the grinta to make it far. Trainers and their hectoring can mask a player's fundamental lack of independent drive. I agree also, though, with the various posters who have said a good trainer can point out technical issues -- though I don't know how much that sort of observation should cost.

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FACILITY? Doesn't his daddy own that building? I believe his father owns Trinity Solar. Nonetheless, you don't build a brand by charging ridiculous amounts of money for privates. All he really is doing is taking advantage of people who see his videos training that girl from PDA Blue, and tricking them into thinking she got that good because of him. RC and Danny Agame are the biggest crooks there is.

No, his dad does construction of some kind or another, he taught his son a good work ethic and now RC’s work ethic got him to this point. Just because you don’t like something about someone doesn’t mean you shouldn’t go around making stuff up about him.

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No, his dad does construction of some kind or another, he taught his son a good work ethic and now RC’s work ethic got him to this point. Just because you don’t like something about someone doesn’t mean you shouldn’t go around making stuff up about him.

Yikes, that's a stretch.

Blue collar job = youth soccer con man.

Yep, that's where we are.

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Yikes, that's a stretch.

Blue collar job = youth soccer con man.

Yep, that's where we are.

You missed the point. A claim was made that his dad owns the building which is not true. Again, you can dislike a guy without making stuff up about him.

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The best trainers are current (in summer) and former (rest of year) college players which you can always get under $100/hour. The college players are more up to date on modern science and methods and aren’t usually as much of con men with the bs free (or even paid) social media posts of top players.

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The best trainers are current (in summer) and former (rest of year) college players which you can always get under $100/hour. The college players are more up to date on modern science and methods and aren’t usually as much of con men with the bs free (or even paid) social media posts of top players.

I definitely don’t blame kids like DS who get paid to train places and I don’t even blame the con men, I blame idiot parents and kids for falling for it.

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You missed the point. A claim was made that his dad owns the building which is not true. Again, you can dislike a guy without making stuff up about him.

I have no idea what or who you are talking about, but trying to correlate a hard-working blue collar construction laborer to a soccer trainer is a remarkable stretch.

THAT's the point.

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100-150 is fair anything else is kinda nuts

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I have no idea what or who you are talking about, but trying to correlate a hard-working blue collar construction laborer to a soccer trainer is a remarkable stretch.

THAT's the point.

You can be a hard working person in a number of professions, it is not reserved just for what many consider traditional blue collar jobs. I never correlated the two professions. I only said that the trainer has a good work ethic that he learned from his father. I made no mention of the money involved, as I would agree that the hourly rate mentioned is exorbitant. I’m not sure how this is a controversial take.

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You can be a hard working person in a number of professions, it is not reserved just for what many consider traditional blue collar jobs. I never correlated the two professions. I only said that the trainer has a good work ethic that he learned from his father. I made no mention of the money involved, as I would agree that the hourly rate mentioned is exorbitant. I’m not sure how this is a controversial take.

Charging people wh0re money to train soccer is looking for an easy way to make a buck. i.e not hardworking