Seattle SS coaches: how about a squat camp?

[pcknshvl]

There's a few of you, and most of you own or work at gyms...

I bet there's enough interest here in the greater Seattle Area that you'll have no problem selling out!

[stef]

Only SS coaches who've interned and served as staff can hold SS camps. No one in that area has expressed interest.

(Seattle's a pretty slow market, believe it or not.)

[pcknshvl]

Only SS coaches who've interned and served as staff can hold SS camps. No one in that area has expressed interest.

(Seattle's a pretty slow market, believe it or not.)

That's a bummer. Didn't the seminar in Redmond earlier this year sell out? Maybe one of the local coaches will see this and offer to host.

Is there an appropriate way/place on these forums to gauge interest in a camp here, before I start bugging the local coaches (if that is appropriate as well)?

A full day of squat-tensity for $125.00 is quite a deal, and a not unreasonable amount of money for the coach who hosts (but what do I know).

Thank you!

[Steve Hill]

Perhaps you need to re-read what stef wrote - only SS Seminar Staff can hold camps. To my recollection, we have no one who has served on staff in that area, though I could be wrong. Hire a local SS coach for a one-on-one session. It will be worth the money.

[pcknshvl]

Perhaps you need to re-read what stef wrote - only SS Seminar Staff can hold camps. To my recollection, we have no one who has served on staff in that area, though I could be wrong. Hire a local SS coach for a one-on-one session. It will be worth the money.

I didn't misunderstand, I just assumed that the host of the seminar in Redmond was Staff, and no one expressing interest in this area meant, expressing interest in holding a camp.

Yes, a one-on-one is a good idea.

[jep6095]

No worries, mistakes happen when assumptions are made. I don't know exactly where you are in the Seattle area but Tom Narvaez is very active here on the boards and trains people. Perhaps a pm to him would be helpful.

Good luck.

jp