From what I understand with the American football milieu, they are still playing direct, overly physical, second ball football in college ranks. I find this abhorrent. To my knowledge they have had no overhaul.

Again, the current cost of FFA courses is exorbitant. Fair point raised. Rob Baan addressed this in the KNVB course. He claimed in Holland that the KNVB derived considerable revenue from transfers from players like Sneijder, Robben, Van Persie, et al, to big clubs outside Holland.

I don't know what percentage of the transfer fees KNVB received, but Baan contends that Australian players are not yet earning the revenue for clubs/FFA in Australia that top Dutch players are.

Baan claimed it is the aim of FFA to produce players of this calibre to earn big transter fees, henceforth advantaging the local authority. This in turn, according to Baan, should lower the cost of FFA coaching courses. Consequently, according to Baan, it should make them more accessible and affordable in Australia.

In hindsight, the money I spent, $1400 ( I saved $900 because I stayed independently of the AIS accommodation), was the best money I've spent on anything.