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    Coach Brian is a phenomenal teacher and has that natural talent for interacting with kids. Being a father himself, it is obvious that he knows how to engage them and teach them in a developmentally appropriate way. Classes are designed perfectly for each age group and keeps kids participatory throughout the entire time. You can tell teachers care because they learn kids names straight off the bat and go out of their way to get on their level and talk to them even if they're hesitant in the beginning. With locations throughout SF, we were able to find classes for both of our kids in our neighborhood. There is no other in comparison that provides the convenience, personalization and affordability in SF. Thank you, coaches!!

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