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C1/C2 Fall Coaching Clinic Now Available

Submitted By Brady Parr on Monday, October 24, 2022 (1257 views)

Combined C1/C2 Coaching Course
Sunday November 27th, 2022,
8am to 2pm
Location Bostwick Arena: Second Floor Classroom
Cost: $140 + tax

West London will provide a lunch from Byron Pizza to ensure that we cover all the necessary materials within the 6-hour classroom session.
If you have any dietary restrictions, please make the appropriate plans to bring your own lunch.
Registrants should bring additional food/drinks if required.
FULL ATTENDANCE IS REQUIRED / NO REFUNDS
No on-ice component for this clinic. Read More

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