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In the 1st post in this series, we discussed the importance of post-season complete rest, post-season active rest and having a Skill Development Plan to become a better player in 2015. As you sit down to formulate your Skill Development plan be as specific as you can be. Ok, there are a 1,000 footwork drills and there are a 1,000 throwing drills.
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Welcome To Fairfax Police Youth Club. Is a non-profit organization dedicated to the advancement of leadership, sportsmanship, and physical fitness, while encouraging and providing opportunities for youth to participate in a variety of sports. The Club was originally founded as a joint police department and community program. FPYC has since developed into an independent community organization and is self-supporting.
Rontline partners with youth network. This website is now an archive of f. Pyn and community resources, events, other information ending in 2017. MAY 11, 2017 - Workshop for Frontline Workers. For more info go read the bottom of this post. TNC Youthworker Crisis Response Guide.
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