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by Naellik on 02 March 2011 - 00:03
Hello everyone,
My husband is interested in becoming a club helper for my SCH club. I have ordered his helper book, we are members of USA, but other than that, we (he) needs some advice. He will be attending a helper seminar coming up shortly (wish him luck!).
Wondering if anyone out there can give him some pointers on what sleeves, scratch pants etc are your favorites and why. Also, what should he bring with him to the seminar so that he will be prepared. Oh and any idea's of what he should expect would be great too!
I would LOVE to keep the cost under the $1000 mark (although it's looking to be a little difficult
)
Thanks in advance!
My husband is interested in becoming a club helper for my SCH club. I have ordered his helper book, we are members of USA, but other than that, we (he) needs some advice. He will be attending a helper seminar coming up shortly (wish him luck!).
Wondering if anyone out there can give him some pointers on what sleeves, scratch pants etc are your favorites and why. Also, what should he bring with him to the seminar so that he will be prepared. Oh and any idea's of what he should expect would be great too!
I would LOVE to keep the cost under the $1000 mark (although it's looking to be a little difficult

Thanks in advance!
by BMartin on 02 March 2011 - 06:03
Talk with your TD at your club. Everyone has their favorite sleeve, favorite pants, favorite stick, and the are all "the best". I personally use a Bende sleeve and I love it, I also have a Ray Allen that I like as well. I have used Hard Dog sleeves, and I love those too. It's all about what feels comfortable to him. As far as scratch pants, I use an old set that were hand-me-downs that work well and do their job. The best way to learn is to get our there and do it! I don't know what your club makeup is like, but I was lucky enough to have an older SCH3 dog to teach me the ways. I also have the benefit of working with some VERY, VERY experienced and respected helpers. Remember to stay safe, for you, the dog, and the handler. Being a helper is a high contact sport. I played football for 12 years and I'm in just as much pain after a good day of training as I was after a day of Hell week.
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