is there a soccer school in melbourne?
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I don't know i live in the UK, but probably not!
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I answered another of your questions earlier (well, it was basically the same question)\n\nAs for the school you gave a link to, that looks like a perfectly good place. They have a seminar coming up with Lance Storm. That would be a FANTASTIC experience, one I'd love to have.\n\nThere is also Ron Hutchison's school which I believe is in Toronto itself. They trained Edge, Christian Cage, Rhyno, Joe E. Legend and Trish Stratus among others.
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Great city, great venues and great games.\n\nAlthough i slightly liked the previous commonwealth games in Manchester a bit better. Melbourne seemed to lack that star power that most commonwealth games have. Seemingly, most countries used melbourne as a starting point for a youth movement. Great to see the youth though, all that talent.
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try looking up goaly trainners from different soccer clubs \nthere r usally privete tranning for u
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Redlands AYSO (America Youth Soccer Organization).\n\nhttp://www.redlandsayso.org/
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Try Federation Square in Melbourne city; will be crowded though ... I'm sure there are some bars and clubs still open at the time of the game; Crown Casino comes to mind. Hope this helps; I'm from Sydney though so a bit scratchy on places.
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You can try soccernet.com
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Mumbai Universit at Kalina has some course. So does Xaviers (also in Mumbai). Check out their websites for more info.
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You can try this one\nhttp://www.soccer-tops.com/product_info.php?products_id=578&osCsid=0c0ea416cd118d7defd4296bbd1b67f9 \nI hope we are gonna do a great job in Germany :)))
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I'm assuming you mean Sunshine Coast, QLD, Australia?  I'm aware of a riding school for the blind and disabled that is located in palmwoods (about 10kms from Nambour).  Not sure about specific educational schools though.  Give them a ring however on 5478 9074 and they should be able to give you some good advice and send you in the right direction.
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The only one I know of is Singleton. They have an over-water obstacle course that we made use of as school cadets. \nOtherwise, you can try this place, but I'm not sure if it is open to the public:\nhttp://www.cae.com/www2004/Products_and_Services/Military_Simulation_and_Training/Locations/Sydney_Australia.shtml
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There is no Aussie soccer category in the soccer category so suppose this would be a place for Aus soccer fans to ask specific local questions.\nThis category would also be the place for touch football and AFL Rec Footy and juniors.
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Try going to the Florida Youth Soccer Association web site. I've included the link below so you can just click on it.
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Look here: http://www.atnf.csiro.au/education/uni_aus.html\nGoodluck ^_^
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ofcourse, check these unis:\n\nwww.angliss.vic.edu.au\n\nwww.vu.edu.au
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Voted as one of the most livable cities in the world, Melbourne is ideal for study abroad students. Relatively small (population b/w 3 to 4 million), the city is spread extensively due to the many suburbs. The city centre is almost 20 blocks or so, with the Yarra river flowing at the south. \nMany good-looking girls, infact some of the most beautiful girls in the world come from Australia. After all, the last Miss Universe was Australian.\nMelbourne is a very laid-back city, with a huge international population. It's extremely multi-cultural and this diversity makes for a great living.\nThe seasons for Melbourne are as follows:\nSpring - September to November\nSummer - December to February\nAutumn - March to May\nWinter - June to August\nThis is not the definitive assesment, global warming has changed things around. Melbourne remains relatively cooler compared to Sydney and Brisbane. You should be able to get a few good weeks to enjoy the beach, after which things will be cooler. Try the Gold Coast in Queensland for more beach fun.
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Try searching the web for a soccer camp in your area. And practise all the time!