Having a lot of trouble finding someone to teach me the Lifts

[Lavoisier]

I have been trying to teach myself, but little things, sort of like bad habits, keep popping up. And I don't want to get hurt again.

So I am looking for someone to teach me the lifts, in maybe a day or two if possible.

But I am having a lot of trouble finding someone. Anyone have tips for finding a coach or know of one in the Bay Area (california), preferably Marin County?

Thanks

[raffiki]

Rob Earwicker is good. http://www.focusedtrainers.com/about/staff_robert.htm

Here are the other clubs: http://www.lifttilyadie.com/PWA/pwa.htm

I'm in South Lake Tahoe if you really want to make the trip. :D

[PrivateBaldrick]

I have been trying to teach myself, but little things, sort of like bad habits, keep popping up. And I don't want to get hurt again.

So I am looking for someone to teach me the lifts, in maybe a day or two if possible.

But I am having a lot of trouble finding someone. Anyone have tips for finding a coach or know of one in the Bay Area (california), preferably Marin County?

Thanks

Go to Hassle Free. They know their stuff and they're used to working with high school kids. Plus, they'll probably let you train and coach you for free.

[Lavoisier]

Go to Hassle Free. They know their stuff and they're used to working with high school kids. Plus, they'll probably let you train and coach you for free.

I probably would if I had any way to get to San Francisco. It's like 14-40 minutes away, depending on traffic.

I saw a club in one of the links that Raffiki posted in San Rafael though, which is close enough to me. I think I'll email that guy. Thanks, reps on recharge to both of you.