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Daily Archives: February 21, 2012
Outgrowing the Garage
Over the years, I’ve had many inquiries about starting a Judo club from scratch. My first impulse is to encourage coaches to start in a garage and then move into bigger facilities once membership can sustain the overhead. And that’s … Continue reading
Posted in Judo Coaching, Judo Development
Tagged Fitness by Val, Israel Hernandez, Temecula, Valerie Gotay
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