Nisr.org
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Title
National Institute for Sports Reform
Description
The National Institute for Sports Reform (NISR) is a not-for-profit
coalition of concerned Americans seeking to improve the athletic and educational experiences of our
young people. NISR studies, advocates, and implements needed sports reforms at the pre-professional level.
Location
Address: 218 Murray Ave Delmar, NY 12054 US
Keywords
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coaching credentials]], coaches salaries, sports injury prevention, sports agents, sports revenues, [[
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