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Tony Harrison

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Wednesday, March 3, 2010
Euroland Seminar Concept
Aight, this one's mostly for the Eurokids and I could use your help. No, you don't have to do anything--much. What I'm looking for is feedback, info and opinions.
I'm looking into the possibility of organizing a seminar (or two) for experienced teams and players designed around teaching the European player secrets of the aggressive American style of play. Most clinics focus on making the individual a better player. (Which is a good and necessary thing.) The purpose of these seminars would be to help equip team captains, coaches and whole teams with the knowledge and means to optimize their training, learn how to function more effectively as a team while at the same time learning the practical drills and procedures that will give teams the confidence and know-how to play the aggressive game.
Nothing is set at this point though I have a few ideas. I'm looking at the last couple of weeks of August in terms of a time frame. And I'm thinking 2 seminars back-to-back. The first might be a Monday thru Thursday and focus on bringing in teams (or at least a representative sample) who would also receive the benefit of actively participating in the team building and training activities. The second seminar might then be Fri - Sunday aimed more for team captains, coaches and trainers as the level and amount of actual on field training activities would likely be reduced. Alternatively it could be back-to-back weekends instead. The first weekend a Fri thru Sunday for mostly individual team leaders and the following weekend Thursday thru Sun targeting more team participation.
That's the rough concept, a possible time frame and the target participants. No prices yet but one possible venue would eastern France, proximate to Germany, which would be reasonably accessible to large number of Euro teams. The team seminar would have to limit participation while the team leaders seminar would be more flexible.
Any and all comments, particularly from Euro players, is greatly appreciated.
Posted by Baca Loco at 2:11 PM
Labels: team building, training
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3 comments:

Jonathon Puttick said...

Yo baca I run my university paintball team we are really active and have two solid teams, I for one would definetly be up for attending as long as its not too far away and not too pricey.
March 3, 2010 3:12 PM
Sid Sidgwick said...

This sounds like something most UK teams would, sorry should be interested in.
March 3, 2010 3:23 PM
Baca Loco said...

I hear that, Sid.
March 3, 2010 3:28 PM

For those of you unfamiliar with Baca Loco, he is the Coach for TBD (his son plays for them).

His credentials include Raiders and Strange.

You could learn a LOT from him, so do your best to support this venture.

:)
 

Tony Harrison

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And by the way, I think this is planned for around the same time that Dynasty are visiting the CPPS - so perhaps we could work out something with Baca to visit the CPPS also.

:)
 

Fisz

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The amount of enthusiasm from the UK paintballers in regards to this is frightening, I have to say...

Here's a guy who's got multiple victories in his record with both NPPL and PSP offering to teach players what he's learned in his years of playing and coaching, to help them achieve their best, and the response is...this.

Missy is right.
 

Biscuit

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fisz as soon as more details are up

it might get more response

but as you say this is something not to miss

come on guys do we want britball to stay as is or go to europe/usa and kick ass
 

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i somehow feel ofended by this.

am in no way saying am the worlds best paintballer. but i feel this is saying UK teams all suck.
as far as am aware we do things the same way they do in Europe (that were part of) and the USA. what lets us down is the events we have compared to what they have
 

Tony Harrison

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I don't think anyone is having a dig at UK teams per se.

However, I think it is a fact that the bulk of UK players are reluctant to attend clinics to improve their game.

Ask Markie C - he is very experienced at arranging clinics.