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A proposal to increase membership, cross-country pilots, competitors,and world champions (USA).



 
 
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Old August 20th 14, 11:06 PM
Kevin Brooker Kevin Brooker is offline
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Thanks for sharing your activity plan. These type of low key learn XC camps seem to have success here in the US too. Do you guys have a basic syllabus or outline of your camps? Does anyone here on the forum run camps and what has/has not worked? We should find a place to share this type of information and support each other in making these kinds of efforts.
 




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