EDIT:
We have a number of volunteers now. Thank you.
We now added the possibility of a one time or recurring guest training session. Non-clan are also invited. See here for details:
http://z11.invisionfree.com/InT/index.php?showtopic=47Our experiment in InT of a non-affiliated training clan has been going well to this point. In fact two of our members just moved on to decent clans (farmstarz and XL) and a third has received an invite. We are excited for them in their new endeavors and are glad to see progress.
We just picked up a totally new recruit who had his first scrim against Lekky, etc. the other day and his second just yesterday.
However, we have hit a road block. Rept, a co-leader, has been quite busy with real life concerns as of late. I have had a couple of week-long or so business trips that have meant that I have been back and forth with activity.
I think I am around for a bit now, and whenever I am around we scrim a couple times each night.
But we are needing some experienced players to spend time with the recruits and help them in scrims so that hey can adjust.
Therefore we are asking anyone who has a desire to train people new to the scrim scene to step forward and help out.
If you are currently in a clan you may maintain your current clan status as far as we are concerned. If you prefer you can join.
But we need someone who is willing to put in at least a few scrims a week and some practice time just within the clan.
We are usually active anywhere from 7 to midnight Eastern time (USA).
Our most active time is right around 9 Eastern.
Multiple helpers are fine.
Please indicate your willingness to help here and any contact info.
If you would rather talk in IRC our channel is #team_InT
I should be in there today idling.
One additional note. The current members are mostly older folks now in their 20's or 30's etc. We have a couple fairly inactive teens that will play from time to time. But two of our active teens left for new clans.
We will take instructors of any age group. But letting everyone know at the outset so they are not suprised.
