Onsite registration will be available at the registration table. Want to save time in line? Click here to access the onsite registration form, complete and bring it with you to the congress registration table. Credit cards or checks are accepted for payment.
Presented by the Positive Coaching Alliance, this FREE workshop gives coaches hands-on tools they can immediately use to create a positive sports culture with their team. Now more than ever, teen mental wellness needs our focus. Mental wellness affects how we think, feel, and act and determines how we handle stress, relate to others, and make choices. A positive sports experience, where athletes develop and build connections in an environment that is high on both challenge and support, can contribute to athlete mental wellness.
This course is FREE to congress registrants, but space is limited and pre-registration is required. Click here to reserve your spot!
Onsite registration will be available at the registration table. Want to save time in line? Click here to access the onsite registration form, complete and bring it with you to the congress registration table. Credit cards or checks are accepted for payment.
Visit the Region 5 Trade Show Hall to chat with exhibitors and check out the latest products and services in the industry, including equipment, apparel, technology and more!
There isn’t always much time for conditioning during recreational classes, so when we do it, often it’s pretty un-exciting. This session is full of ideas for conditioning – many of which double as warm up activities – all with elements of play, contests & games so kids don’t complain!
Learn how to transform your marketing efforts by developing a clear, easy-to-use, actionable strategy. This session will guide you through organizing your goals, setting priorities and crafting a framework to keep your marketing on track all year long. Walk away with a guide to create a cohesive annual marketing plan that drives results, aligns with your business objectives and eliminates the guesswork from your marketing efforts.
This lecture delves into strategies for running successful parent-tot classes. Topics include setting expectations, managing behaviors (for both kids and parents), and fostering positive connections. We’ll address common challenges of leading classes with parents present and share practical techniques to boost your confidence and maintain control in these unique situations.
Fear and mental blocks can keep gymnasts from getting the new skills they need to succeed. In this session, you’ll learn the Four Fs‚ simple mindset tool designed to help athletes break through fear, frustration, and self-doubt. Discover how to guide your gymnasts in overcoming mental barriers, building confidence, and mastering the skills they want to compete this season. Give your athletes the tools to unlock their potential and take their gymnastics to the next level.
This session is designed to help the Women’s Program community understand all the rule changes that were approved at the 2025 annual committee meetings. You’ll hear directly from members of the Administrative, Technical, and Development Program committees as they walk through the key updates — including changes to the Rules and Policies, the Development Program Code of Points, the Compulsory Book, and the Operating Code. These updates will take effect for the upcoming 2025-2026 competition season, so this is a great chance to get clear on what’s new.
Oh no! You finished your rotation or class 5 minutes early, so now what!? You can’t just sit there or send the kids home yet– parents pay too much money for you to do that! Don’t panic – come to this session and learn a handful of easy, productive, creative & FUN ways to fill those time gaps. You’d be amazed what you can teach in 5 minutes!
Instead of making Ninja an afterthought in your gym, build a program that drives new students, caters to existing families, and re-vitalizes the energy in your gym!
This presentation will help you learn more about the benifits of nutrition in prevention of injuries, especially those common to competitive gymnasts. The session will review proper fueling guidelines, nutritional recovery modalities and potential benefits of specific supplements and how these relate to a potentially injury-free, healthy athlete.
This presentation goes over all the basic work (not only for the gymnast but for the coach as well) to go from the first day in the gym to their salute at level 10 Nationals.
This session is designed to help the Women’s Program community understand all the rule changes that were approved at the 2025 annual committee meetings. You’ll hear directly from members of the Administrative, Technical, and Xcel Program committees as they walk through the key updates — including changes to the Rules and Policies, the Xcel Program Code of Points, and the Operating Code. These updates will take effect for the upcoming 2025-2026 competition season, so this is a great chance to get clear on what’s new.
Get hands-on practice spotting a variety of recreational-level skills on vault, bars, beam and floor.
Vault: basic vaulting skills.
Uneven Bars: Pullovers, Back Hip Circles, Swings and Regrips, Squat-Ons.
Balance Beam: Handstands, Cartwheels.
Floor: Cartwheels, Back Walkovers, Front Walkovers, Backward Rolls, Handstands, Back Handsprings.
Space in this session is limited! Reserve your spot by signing up at the Congress registration desk beginning Thursday at 5:30p.m.
Session attendees aged 18+ must be U110 SafeSport Trained to participate in hands-on spotting activities.
We live in a new era. One in which we have access to the single most cost effective advertising tools right at our fingertips. Algorithms are always changing, and staying ahead is important. In this lecture I’ll help gym owners understand WHY they need to be on ALL social media platforms; HOW to effectively post on them; and WHAT to do IF you face a negative online review.
While we aim to teach, preschoolers thrive on play. By tapping into our creative side, and their imagination, we can create a magical combination of learning and imaginative play that captivates and engages our youngest learners.
Looking at all the ways we use and measure angles in Xcel, with reminders of the most general ways in which Xcel differs from the Development Program.
This presentation goes over all the basic work (not only for the gymnast but for the coach as well) to go from the first day in the gym to their salute at level 10 Nationals.
Discover how force plate technology can be used to guide rehab progressions, return-to-sport decision making, and to gather healthy pre-season baseline data in order to reduce the risk of injury and improve performance.
Open meeting for Ohio USAG members. A box lunch will be provided.
Open meeting for Illinois USAG Members. A box lunch will be provided.
Hungry for more knowledge? Grab your lunch and continue your professional growth at this informative Lunchtime Learning session led by Becky Cox. Meal not provided. Please bring your own lunch.
Guided Hands-on Spotting Practice:
Uneven Bars: Kips
Beam: Cartwheels, Handstands, Back Walkovers, Cartwheel-Side Handstand Dismounts
Floor: Front Handsprings, Back Handsprings
Space in this session is limited! Reserve your spot by signing up at the Congress registration desk beginning Thursday at 5:30p.m.
Session attendees aged 18+ must be U110 SafeSport Trained to participate in hands-on spotting activities.
Learn about the most effective AI & Tech tools available today and how they can transform your business operations. From streamlining workflows to enhancing customer engagement, explore the practical applications for our industry.
Gain insights to some of the top AI & Tech tools that you can incorporate into your business to boost efficiency, drive innovation and stay ahead.
Drills and games to play during your vault rotation that have nothing to do with going over the table! Fast paced and fun vault activities to build speed and confidence.
Sharpen your skills as a bar judge by mastering the art of anticipation—recognizing movement patterns and understanding cause-and-effect in real time. Learn to distinguish between proper technique and errors ensuring fair and accurate deductions.
This session focuses on the return to sport continuum, and how utilizing gymnastics-specific return to play progressions can lead to more organized and efficient return to the gym after injury.
In this lecture, I show basic steps to master before asking athletes to attempt beam dismounts off a regulation height beam. These steps include mastering basics first, using mats and other tools to create athlete independence, but also showing how to spot safely and when to spot! We cover all backward dismounts through round offs and back handsprings all the way to double pike.
Guided Hands-on Spotting Practice
Uneven Bars: Clear Hips
Floor: Roundoff Back Handsprings, Front Handsprings, Front Tucks
Space in this session is limited! Reserve your spot by signing up at the Congress registration desk beginning Thursday at 5:30p.m.
Session attendees aged 18+ must be U110 SafeSport Trained to participate in hands-on spotting activities.
Learn how to most effectively utilize the space you have, before getting into costly building expansions or new leases. With the cost of real estate (renting and buying) and construction going through the roof, it’s important for us gym owners to know that we are getting the most from the space we’re in before we make a costly decision to move. I’ll give gym owners “healthy student per square foot ratios” to strive for, as well as strategies to increase revenue substantially in the space they already have.
Even at the beginner level, beam is more than just a test of balance — it’s a place where gymnasts can develop confidence & character that will carry far beyond the gym. Beam is a fantastic teacher with lessons about courage, perseverance, focus, resilience and so much more. With the right words, a coach can turn a “same old” beam rotation into an empowering experience for gymnasts, no matter their level. In this session, you’ll learn a simple but powerful praise technique that will reinforce the best lessons that beam has to offer. We’re going to focus on preschool & rec beam as we practice this technique together, though it’s an amazing tool for even the most advanced coaches to learn, so that we can support our gymnasts’ growth to their fullest potential on beam, in the gym, and beyond!
This session will update you on the current rules for taking “up to the level” deductions on Floor Exercise for Levels 8, 9 and 10. Each level will have examples to determine if they meet the criteria and if there is a deduction. We will cover acro, dance and last salto.
This presentation includes videos of thirty helpful drills for those coaches teaching floor exercise to preschool, recreational, preteam, and beginner-intermediate level team athletes. Be ready to take notes, record videos, ask questions, and share your best drills too!
Often, new coaches are tasked with the developmental phase/compulsory phase of teaching, but don’t know how to break down the Physical Abilities into teaching segments. In this lecture I cover ways to break down rope climb, presses, handstands etc… into achievable little bites for kids, that are also fun! I also cover the basic movements for front and back gianting, and how to teach falling safely from the beginning — and… using the newest soft mats we have available for purchase! Just because we all fell onto hard 8 inch mats, does not mean the next generation should have to! Buy that soft mat and safe a concussion!
Watch the judging and coaching worlds collaborate in this live, dynamic session. A judge will evaluate floor and beam skills, providing real-time deductions and feedback. Then, a coach will step in with targeted drills and corrections to address the technical flaws and improve performance. Learn how to spot errors, understand where deductions come from, and apply effective fixes that make a difference.
From enrollment tracking, to gross profit margins, let’s identify key measurements that help to empower our managers and lead to confident decision making.
This lecture offers a fresh perspective on class management by addressing both general scenarios and specific behaviors. Coaches will gain practical, actionable strategies that can be applied across all program structures, ages, and skill levels.
This lecture explores the complex and subjective nature of artistry in gymnastics. The talk highlights how cultural background, personal taste, and evolving judging codes influence artistic scoring. Afterall, it is Women’s ARTISTIC Gymnastics.
It’s easy to say “You’ve got this!”, but much harder to believe. You know you gymnast needs to think positively, but actually helping them get there can seem impossible. Just like you break down a skill with drills and progressions, this mindset progression does the same to help your gymnasts actually think positively. Come learn this tool to help your gymnast move from a negative, limiting thought to a positive one that will help her succeed.
In this lecture I focus on the basic fundamental movements, such as forward and backward rolling, and how they transform into safe high level optional skills. I highlight how simple mistakes such as arching, eyes moving, head throwing in the early stages of skill development, show up when trying to learn higher level movements- and how to build an athlete’s foundation from the beginning to be as safe and fundamentally sound as possible. I also cover the very necessary core strength required to help keep the athlete’s back healthy- pulling ribs in and down (Pilates), engaging lower abs and therefore the pelvic floor (cue number of athletes with pelvic floor disfunction!) This information has been compiled from my in-house PT, Shift Movement, and local pelvic floor therapists.
Xcel coaches, step your coaching game with this engaging, hands-on session designed specifically for coaches of Xcel athletes! This 2.5-hour bootcamp will deliver practical drills, effective spotting techniques, and creative choreography tips, along with strategies for structuring your season – from skill progression and conditiong to routine development. Whether you’re new to Xcel or a seasoned coach looking to refresh your approach, this bootcamp will provide the tools to elevate your athletes’ performance across all events. Come ready to move, learn, and leave inspired!
This session is FREE to Congress Registrants, but space is limited and pre-registration is required. Reserve your spot by signing up at the Congress registration desk beginning Thursday at 5:30p.m. Boot Camp attendees aged 18+ must be U110 SafeSport Trained to participate in hands-on spotting activities.
Rise and Shine! Begin the day with a rejuventating morning stretch session. Awaken your body, mind, and spirit in preparation for an invigorating day of learning and professional growth!
Onsite registration will be available at the registration table. Want to save time in line? Click here to access the onsite registration form, complete and bring it with you to the congress registration table. Credit cards or checks are accepted for payment.
Visit the Region 5 Trade Show Hall to chat with exhibitors and check out the latest products and services in the industry, including equipment, apparel, technology and more!
Are you a coach, manager, or owner of a recreation or preschool gymnastics program? Join us for a dynamic and interactive summit designed to foster meaningful discussions, share best practices, and explore innovative solutions to the challenges you face every day.
Instead of the traditional lecture format, we are utilizing an Open Space approach—a collaborative method that encourages organic conversations and peer-driven learning. There is no single speaker or pre-set agenda; instead, participants will collectively shape the topics based on the most pressing questions, challenges, and ideas in recreational and preschool gymnastics.
Through guided small-group discussions, you’ll have the opportunity to connect with like-minded leaders, exchange valuable insights, and gain fresh perspectives. Whether you’re seeking innovative coaching strategies, improved management techniques, or answers to those “how do other gyms do this?” questions, this summit is your chance to learn, contribute, and grow alongside industry peers.
NOTE: This extended session runs from 8:30a.m – 12:15p.m.
In this practical lecture for coaches, we’ll break down the fundamental techniques for leaps, jumps and turns on beam and floor. Learn effective drills and complexes that you can easily integrate into your daily practices to help your gymnasts perfect these important skills. Join us to enhance your coaching toolkit and support your athletes in mastering these key elements!
At this session, coaches and gym owners will be given step-by-step tips and plans on how to integrate coaches’ professional development into their already busy schedules. Adding one more thing can seem overwhelming, so this session will provide small, yet impactful, ways to bring PD into their gyms’ cultures, as well as larger, long-term solutions for training. Attendees will be given an action plan template that they can use to help them determine the needs of their coaches and how to implement training for those needs.
Did she choose to step, or did she have to step? What about body position? Evaluating the landings on Vault, Bars, Beam and Floor.
Just as basic shapes and movements are the foundation of gymnastics skills, foundational mindset principles are the key to unlocking mental performance. In this session, you’ll learn the Mindset Model‚ a simple, science-based tool built on four core principles. Discover how to use this model to help your gymnasts overcome fear, frustration, and doubt, ensuring productive practices and confident performances in competition. Equip your athletes with the mental skills they need to achieve their goals and thrive in any situation.
Explore effective vault drills and sides side stations that do not utilize a vault table. This session focuses on progressive training methods for Front Handsprings, Tsukaharas, and Yurchenkos.
What critical steps do we need to take to hire great people, nurture their development, and celebrate their contributions? Having a strong team of individuals who share our goals and choose to stay with us long term is vital to the success of our organizations, AND to our industry. Let’s talk employment experience!
Discover the 10 powerful principles that set great coaches apart—foundational truths that turn ordinary instruction into undeniable influence.
What is your judging process? Identifying a consistent “process” to determine the Start Value and ultimately the Score, specifically working with Uneven Bar routines.
Guided Hands-on Spotting Practice:
Uneven Bars: Flyaways
Beam: Back Walkover-Back Handspring; Back Handspring-Back Handpsring; Back Handspring-Layout
Floor: Aerials, Front Tucks, Standing Back Tucks
Space in this session is limited! Reserve your spot by signing up at the Congress registration desk beginning Thursday at 5:30p.m.
Session attendees aged 18+ must be U110 SafeSport Trained to participate in hands-on spotting activities.
Shockingly, only 5-10% of USA GymClubs have established a working Organizational Strategy (org chart) and list of Responsibilities. NO WONDER the ‘norm’ for most operators is a steady diet of urgencies, emergencies and long work weeks. This does NOT have to be YOUR norm. If you are among the 90% still operating from a ‘shoot from the hip’, ’hub and spoke’ organizational approach, this session might be the most important hour of your career.
Not all answers are in the Code! Explore some of the recently posed Xcel program questions, and get guidance on how to respond when you don’t have an answer at hand.
Discover the intersection of artistry and science in this interactive session that exlpores body motion, joint mobility, strength and flexibility patterns, and how they directly relate to choreography and movement.
This session explores a variety of ways to develop better air sense in your athletes, and things to incorporate into your training to help with this essential skill.
Craving some quick learning? Grab your lunch and join Debra Campbell for a bite-sized update on the latest NCAA rules. Meal not provided. Please bring your own lunch.
Guided Hands-on Spotting Practice
Uneven Bars: Low Bar Giants
Floor: Roundoff Back Handsprings, Back Tucks and beyond
Space in this session is limited! Reserve your spot by signing up at the Congress registration desk beginning Thursday at 5:30p.m.
Session attendees aged 18+ must be U110 SafeSport Trained to participate in hands-on spotting activities.
Leadership—the skill of inspiring others to voluntarily give excellence—is the MOTHER of all business skills. Turning everyday people into great employees who work in harmony with the needs of your business requires a special touch. For decades, Kids First Sports Center has made leadership a high priority and this session discusses the critical lessons we have learned along the way. We do things differently, so expect surprises!
This lecture is based on our 2025 Gym-wide theme. It is the theory on how to go above an beyond. The things we do as instructors MATTER. From creating relationships to recognizing fear. Understanding that what we are doing is way more than teaching gymnastics. I will be giving tangible things to do as an instructor – ideas for recogniztion programs and also things as basic as phrasing your words. Teaching small children is a great repsonsibility that, when given the tools, can make it an amazing, rewarding experience for both the child and the instuctor. Every child.
What to do when the question is not in the Code of Points.
In this lecture I break down how to build a Pak as a smaller, female coach. I cover the safeguards that I put in place to make sure that the athlete is safe during every phase, including not rushing too quickly and creating skill confusion between the double back dismount and pak release. This lecture is perfect for coaches who have athletes training on a normal schedule: 20 hours or less that still want to do beautiful, safe pak releases.
This lecture focuses on overcoming mental and physical blocks that hinder backward skills in gymnastics. Attendees will learn drills designed to build the mind and body connection. This lecture is for all ages and levels.
Guided Hands on Spotting Practice
Vault: Yurchenko Training
Uneven Bars: Overshoots
Beam: Dismounts
Space in this session is limited! Reserve your spot by signing up at the Congress registration desk beginning Thursday at 5:30p.m.
Session attendees aged 18+ must be U110 SafeSport Trained to participate in hands-on spotting activities.
This workshop provides coaches and gymnastics professionals with strategies to foster positive, productive relationships with parents. This program focuses on establishing trust, maintaining open lines of communication, and effectively addressing concerns in a respectful and constructive manner. Participants will explore techniques for managing challenging conversations, setting boundaries, and aligning with parents to support athletes’ development.
The foundation of every lesson plan should begin with a thorough understanding of the skills being taught. Fundamental skill elements are the building blocks we use to teach more complex skills. One of the best ways to understand a skill and to teach appropriate skill mastery and performance is through teaching the individual elements of each skill. In this seminar, coaches will work together in groups, practicing deconstruction of commonly taught gymnastics skills and developing drills that will help them implement a broader focus for their preschool programs, such as movement education requires.
Practice judging Levels 3 and 4 on all events to provide a review of common and not-so-common errors.
The Core! What Is It and How Do You Activate It? Let’s dive into the anatomy and function of the core – from ab muscles and spine stabilizers to hips and glutes – in this active, hands-on session. Learn how to effectively teach and cue isometric core engagement to improve hollow holds, handstands, blocking, and overall skill execution. Includes live demonstrations and visual corrections to address common movement habits and misalignments. Walk away with practical tools to build a stronger, safer foundation for movement and performance.
This session will discuss basic backward tumbling takeoffs (which also apply to yurchenko vaulting) as well as concepts to help flipping efficiency which will help the athlete on all events.
Having games in your back pocket can be invaluable. Waiting for your area? Waiting in line? Need to build strength? Team build? Just have a bit of FUN? Come ready to get moving and PLAY- the most important part of your day.
Coaching with high standards is essential for athlete success, but how can coaches push athletes to excel without crossing the line into harmful behaviors? This workshop delves into the fine line between acceptable demanding practices and demeaning coaching. Participants will explore effective strategies to challenge athletes while avoiding pitfalls like defensiveness, attention-seeking actions, and biting commentary. Learn to maintain high expectations with professionalism, foster trust and respect, and create a positive environment where athletes thrive under constructive, inspiring leadership.
Keep those little rascals running!!! This seminar is for the brave souls who face the challenges of coaching boys, ages 4 to 6 years old, as they move onto men’s equipment for the first time. Since straight-jackets are NOT an option, we must find ways to keep this particular group from tackling each other (or the coach) as we also attempt to teach them skill-mastery with some semblance of form.
Men’s equipment requires a great deal of strength. For this reason, it is sometimes difficult to keep classes fun. We will address class management, positive discipline and learning styles, adapting our teaching techniques to efficiently teach and effectively communicate with this age and gender group while keeping class fun while keeping your sanity and losing your dignity with our littlest musle men and super heroes. Please come ready to participate in a light-hearted dialogue, sharing ideas for fun drills specific to men’s equipment.
Rhythm/Tempo, Stop, Concentration Pause: Evaluating all Connections on Balance Beam.
In this lecture I focus heavily on clear, direct and respectful communication with athletes- and how we, as coaches, often create the “disrespectful culture” simply by the way we communicate. This lecture is a “look to yourself” deep dive- where I challenge coaches to really look inward to see how they can be part of the culture solution!
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Onsite registration will be available at the registration table. Want to save time in line? Click here to access the onsite registration form, complete and bring it with you to the congress registration table. Credit cards or checks are accepted for payment.
Visit the Region 5 Trade Show Hall to chat with exhibitors and check out the latest products and services in the industry, including equipment, apparel, technology and more!
This workshop focuses on essential tools and strategies to effectively manage risks in gymnastics clubs. It will cover creating safety protocols, injury prevention, emergency response planning, and staff training, with a focus on practical application. Participants will also explore the value of tabletop exercises—interactive scenarios that help teams practice real-time responses. Policy development, while important, will be presented as one tool in a broader risk management strategy, helping clubs identify and address potential risks while fostering a culture of safety and preparedness.
How cognitive and physical development intertwine and the applications of the information to gymnastics coaching.
A conversation on coaching high-level athletes in today’s evolving landscape, including the responsibilities that come with increased visibility through social media, a more informed and empowered athlete culture, and the importance of maintaining SafeSport-aligned practices and professional boundaries
This is an extended, 2-hour session.
This interactive workshop offers supplemental training aligned with the Communication section of the USA Gymnastics Member Club Best Practices Guide. The workshop is designed for club leadership and focuses on developing communication plans and response strategies for emergencies and unexpected challenges. Learn how to train staff, clarify roles, and respond confidently to crises, from medical incidents to reputational issues. Be prepared. Communicate clearly. Lead with confidence.
From marketing to your community to onboarding, this lecture includes the PERFECT JOB INTERVIEW SHEET for hiring teenage coaches (and everyone else, too)! If they have no job experience, what does the interview look like???
Preschool gymnastics is so much more than just the rolls and handstands. It’s about developing the whole child! Take a step back from the traditional class format, stop warming up (!!), and consider all the ways you can challenge your tiny athletes’ brains through physical movement. Teaching to the whole child for success in any endeavor, and educating their parents, can open up the possibilities for class beyond those same old drills on that same old wedge.
The goal of this session is to accurately differentiate between excellent, good, and average performances on Level 6/7 beam and floor. We will focus on ways to separate high quality performances from others by using a variety of throughout deductions, such as artistry, footwork, rhythm & tempo, and body alignment.
Upper level vaulting generally involves understanding the mechanics of the vault to be performed, then being able to generate enough power to bring that vault to a competitive surface. This talk will discuss the second part of that.
We’ve surpassed the gold star… Time to level up! Go above and beyond and watch the impact it makes in your programming, training, client relations and quality control.
As an industry, we are very lucky to have the opportunity to work with children of all ages and of all degrees of skill ability. Further, we are blessed with environments and equipment, which provide for a potentially fun-filled sport participation activity for our students. It is no wonder that so many children choose to participate in gymnastics. It’s fun.
With the rise in sensory integration disorders such as ADD, ADHD, and autism, we have to ask ourselves how we might be able to increase our knowledge and adjust our curriculums to meet the needs of an increasing population of children who need movement in their lives. We are increasingly faced with the challenge of teaching children who face their own personal challenges in dealing with and overcoming disabilities, some more severe than others. Topics covered include the coach’s role in supporting children with special needs, addressing challenges in program access, differences between mainstream and specialized approaches, and practical strategies for working with sensory, neurological, and genetic disorders.
Tired of constantly looking up the rules for the Inquiry and Video Review Process? We’ve got you covered! Join us as we break down all the essential regulations for Dev and Xcel, making them clear, concise, and easy to understand.
This presentation includes videos of thirty helpful drills for those coaches teaching uneven bars to preschool, recreational, preteam, and beginner-intermediate level team athletes. Be ready to take notes, record videos, ask questions, and share your best drills too!
Reaching beyond simple drills and games, this course provides a better understanding of the process of learning. Topics covered include the developmental stages of self-perception, levels of thought, learning styles, motor learning, motor development and the theory of muscle memory, as well as understanding the Autism spectrum and other special needs. Perfect for preschool, recreational, developmental coaches, directors, owners and team coaches.
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