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##Where Have You Been? Where Are You Going? There are a few questions that an athlete should ask before looking for a private coach, they include: What type of improvement am I looking for? Am I a starter that wants to be All-Conference and/or All-State? Will I accept whatever scholarship offers IBy: Paul W. in Football
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