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October 1st 15, 04:28 PM
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The highly successful UK Junior XC program vs. USA's nonexistantJunior XC program. Why?
To be clear, we should fly over a "British Gliding Association"(BGA) representative who is intimate with their Junior Development Program to the upcoming SSA convention. He/She/They should be presenting on Day 1 at 9am and the session should be standing room only...
What they are doing in Britain should be carefully studied by all of us. What is a higher priority? Sean 7T 
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