GUE vs. TDI in terms of opportunities in scientific research projects?

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Not trying to re-hash an old and somewhat extraneous part of this thread but I instruct in a different sport.

For a two day training course that includes both principles and physical skills, we charge $2,500 to $3000.

For GUE Fundamentals that covers both principles and skills over four days (expanding to five), the highest cost is $1000.

GUE’s Fundamentals course seems like a bargain to me.
 
Not trying to re-hash an old and somewhat extraneous part of this thread but I instruct in a different sport.

For a two day training course that includes both principles and physical skills, we charge $2,500 to $3000.

For GUE Fundamentals that covers both principles and skills over four days (expanding to five), the highest cost is $1000.

GUE’s Fundamentals course seems like a bargain to me.
Out of curiosity what sport are you referring to? Going off on this tangent, it seems the benchmark gets set by the open water class at $300-600 and it’s tough to break the frame of reference.
 
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