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for that the NAA (used) to publish a manual designed just for that. I can't remember the name of it but it has a younger (hair and all) Jay Barrs on the front in a group picture. It was a joint effort of several NAA coaches including (I believe) Don Campbell. It was the book that the Level I-IV coaching classes derived most of their stuff from.
NADA which now certies NAA I and II's as well as the intermediate instructor (same as the NAA level II now) has some less comprehensive manuals for those two basic levels
(I am a NFAA Master Coach and NAA Level II and fully familiar with the NAA level III and fairly familiar with the Current Level IV curriculum)
NADA which now certies NAA I and II's as well as the intermediate instructor (same as the NAA level II now) has some less comprehensive manuals for those two basic levels
(I am a NFAA Master Coach and NAA Level II and fully familiar with the NAA level III and fairly familiar with the Current Level IV curriculum)