LA84 Classes

THE LA84 FOUNDATION TEAMS UP WITH CAL SOUTH
TO EXPAND COACHING EDUCATION IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

Thanks to a generous Coaching Education grant from the LA84 Foundation, Cal South is thrilled to offer numerous subsidized coaching courses. (For an overview of the Cal South Coaching Education Program or to see full license descriptions, please click here.)

Some of the 129 coaches who attended the LA84 Foundation-sponsored "E" License Coaching Course in Fullerton, CA - August 2009, along with many of the volunteers who helped administer the course.

"D" CLASSES
The "D" License is strongly recommended for all competitive coaches of players 15 years old and up. This 36-hour course is the most comprehensive course offered and is preparatory for national licensing.

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"E" CLASSES
The "E" License is an entry level course which is mandatory for all competitive level coaches. 18 hour pass/fail course with mix of field and classroom instruction.

LA84 "E"	December 12, 13, 2009	Santiago Canyon College // Orange
LA84 "E"	December 12, 13, 2009	Southwest High School // San Diego
LA84 "E" Spanish	December 12, 13, 2009	Southwest High School // San Diego
SPECIALTY CLASSES
Specialty clinics with instruction and focus in areas of special interest.

Finishing & Goalkeeping	December 12, 2009	Soboroff Sports Field // Expo Center // Los Angeles
YOUTH MODULE 1 (YM1)
YM1: Youth Module 1 is for U-9 and under recreational coaches. One hour of classroom instruction followed by two hours of demonstration and trial.

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YOUTH MODULE 3 (YM3)
YM3: Youth Module 1 is for U-10 and older recreational coaches. Two hour of classroom instruction followed by three hours of demonstration and trial.

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About the LA84 Foundation:

The LA84 Foundation was established to manage Southern California's share of the surplus from the highly successful 1984 Olympic Games in Los Angeles. The Foundation received $93 million at its inception and, since then, has invested $185 million in sports programs serving more than two million youth in the eight Southern California counties of Los Angeles, Imperial, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino, San Diego, Santa Barbara and Ventura. Its headquarters is located in the historic Britt House near downtown Los Angeles where it houses the world's premier sports library and meeting facilities. The Foundation convenes numerous forums for the exploration of the many of the most pressing issues in sport. For additional information, please visit www.LA84Foundation.org.