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CJ SCOTT
How long have you been training players?
I have been training players for seven years.
What is your background? (have you coached, played etc.)
I played up until college and in local leagues until I started coaching full time. I started coaching when I was still playing but I have been a full time coach for about 13 years.
Do you currently have a website that explains your services?
My website is currently under construction. Hopefully you can edit this article after it is completed.
Do you specialize in skill development or agility/conditioning or both?
I do both skill development and agility/conditioning but personally I love teaching skill development.
How many clients do you normally have under your tutelage at one time?
The amount of clients depends on who I am working with.
If I am working with beginners who are learning the basics, I can have up to 8 players. Most groups are never bigger than 5 for players who already have some skill level. For my more advanced player usually 1-3 because their trading needs to be very specific. They will have different needs and will have a personalized regimen.
Do you have any high profile clients, organizations or teams that you train that you would like to mention?
I work with players from different organizations and all ages. Players I have worked with that are currently in college Tracey Carrington (Morgan), Omaah Toyang (Coppin), Christina Mitchell (Monmouth), Michelle Fitzgerald (North Carolina A&T), Shania Stamper and Yameya Johnson (Cheney), morgen Caution (Bridgeport). On the men's side Ameer Ali (Morgan)
Do you have a structured fee schedule? ( no one's fees will be disclosed in the article. I will simply mention the range that people can expect)
$25 per hour session $40 for 1 1/2 hour session
Where are you based? Do you move around or have a central location? I train at Moravia Park (east) and MATHS (west)
What should parents look for in a trainer?
I believe that parents should look for someone who is knowledgeable in the field. Someone who has a passion for what they do. There are a million and 1 trainers in the world now. Make sure that your trainer actually sees your child play because that way they actually know strengths and weaknesses. The most important thing for a parent to look for in a trainer is for his name to be C.J. Scott. 443-414-0634!! Lol. Selfless promotion.
Stephen Franklin, Randy Dukes, and Ty Bizelle.If your stable was full can you name some trainers that you would refer a player to?
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