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Parent driven completely. Moved mountains for this to happen in Steiner and money involved in its success. Purely based off of past LS parents advice also. Some parents with younger kids are starting to listen.

David Dinh is now available to Steiner/RiverPlace and Lake Travis Kids in Steiner. As far as I can tell plenty of availability. New Steiner Ranch Location will now enable all those who could not make the drive, to train close to home. Forzainsteiner.com is the website or call him for details

soccerisfun wrote: ↑

Thu Aug 02, 2018 9:39 am

Does Dinh have trial sessions? Does anyone know? If I go to their website, it looks like you have to purchase sessions, uniform, and all these overhead expenses to see if it is even a good fit for your kid. Does he give a certain amount of sessions before comitting?

Thanks

Yes, one or two...

He will want to judge what skill level group your child will belong, but you will start with the beginners.

Does Dinh have trial sessions? Does anyone know? If I go to their website, it looks like you have to purchase sessions, uniform, and all these overhead expenses to see if it is even a good fit for your kid. Does he give a certain amount of sessions before comitting?

Thanks

Still the best!!!

Guest wrote:Can any of you fellow Dinh fans tell me if he's still running a full house? The reason we stopped going is it just got too crowded and there was too big of a range of player ages training in all of the sessions. Great training. Just too crowded.

It depends on the night and time of year... his space is cramped in the summer and christmas offseasons... but in season it opens up...

Can any of you fellow Dinh fans tell me if he's still running a full house? The reason we stopped going is it just got too crowded and there was too big of a range of player ages training in all of the sessions. Great training. Just too crowded.

[quote="Repeat"]Ummm didn't DD try the club thing sevral different times and fail pretty badly? I know he is a decent individual trainer and some of you seem to think he can walk on water but he is LOUSY as a team coach/tactician and not just tactics but as far as dealing with different personalities and getting them to mesh and work together.[/quote]

I agree with "But" that if he is "building the teams" 9as you say) and DD is doing the technical instruction and another coach is doing the tactical that could be a mix worth paying attnetion to...

Thanks again for the tip.

Repeat wrote:Ummm didn't DD try the club thing sevral different times and fail pretty badly? I know he is a decent individual trainer and some of you seem to think he can walk on water but he is LOUSY as a team coach/tactician and not just tactics but as far as dealing with different personalities and getting them to mesh and work together.

But if the goal for a player is to get to the next level, then less than optimal team stuff is not as important as individual player development and connections.

So DD is worth a try.

Ummm didn't DD try the club thing sevral different times and fail pretty badly? I know he is a decent individual trainer and some of you seem to think he can walk on water but he is LOUSY as a team coach/tactician and not just tactics but as far as dealing with different personalities and getting them to mesh and work together.