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Basketball Coaches Video Conference Nov 1st

Posted on 31 October 2011.

Attention basketball coaches,
Kudda is sponsoring a coaches video conference for Tuesday night, November 1st at 8pm EST. Join Coach Randy Brown as we cover the topic of,
“Getting Off to a Great Start”

There will be lots of videos shown, lots of handouts and templates, practice plans and other organizational tools shared.

This will be our first video conference as we plan do do more of these throughout the season. It’s completely free. Please loin Kudda and CoachRB Tuesday night at 8
Here is the link
http://1786359.videoconference.talkfusionlive.com/golive/m/d0gvkNpe5UnqcUik


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