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[QUOTE="UcMiami, post: 2129437, member: 199"] And Geno was great! His last answer was really good as well, but I think he left out the part that Dawn mentioned - that coaching women is now seen as a career move for men and 'cool' so there are more men willing to go that direction. And mentioned by neither - you can make a good living at it now. Maybe not men's coach level, but better than working check-out at Walmart which is where it was at 30 years ago for almost all women's coaches. [/QUOTE]
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