Might be moving to the area and wondering what were some of the better indoor places in the Chicago area. And also what do they offer? (tunnels, indoor fields, or reasonable turf space) Not looking further than an hour outside the city.
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Posts: 33 | Location: New England | Registered: January 15, 2009
We cultivate our employees. We want to help you succeed. To that end, we provide thorough on-line and field training, along with a manager who will mentor you as your career develops.
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And field training? There isn't a corn row in all of DeKalb Co. and Kendall Co. that we didn't detassel...with gusto!
A very, very promising future I was expecting for my young pup Tuzi. But instead, this is what I get...
"Don't move here."
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I guess I'm going to have to redouble my efforts. Or maybe steer him over to these guys...
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Posts: 11329 | Location: western suburbs of Chicago | Registered: June 07, 2005
backstop, there are many really good facilities in the chicago area Cangelosi's facility down south off 355 barrington field house up north and many in between and to both sides. Many have full indoor infields and of course mounds and tunnels with many great instructors. When you narrow your house search down a bit let us know and would be glad to point you in the right direction.
Posts: 476 | Location: illinois | Registered: July 30, 2006
BackStopMA cuz' you'll be seeing a lot of these! 
