Spring 'Play Smarter Soccer' Camp

33320 Temecula Pkwy,Temecula CA 92592

31 March, 2021

Description

This camp will focus on decision-making and the WHEN a skill should be used and WHY certain skills are useful. Being good at soccer is about decision-making. Our Soccer Smarts Camp will introduce technical soccer skills, but then add the important decision-making element to the game: we will teach the players when the skill should be used in the game and why it is a powerful tool. Our curriculum is dynamic and innovative – we create an environment which blends the technical, decision and competitive aspects of the game, thus challenging the player to develop great technical tools, a quick, creative and efficient mind, wrapped around a competitive edge. We will cover attacking principles (day 1) and defending principles (day 2). Wednesday's Schedule9am-9:15am: group warm up9:15am-10am: individual and team attacking skills training (the "how")10am-10:30am: attacking soccer smarts session (the "when, why, where")10:30am-10:45am: break10:45am-11:30am: Games. The game is the teacher: we create challenges — opponents, pressure, competition — and allow players to solve problems using today's knowledge.Thursday's Schedule9am-9:15am: group warm up9:15am-10am: individual and team defending skills training (the "how")10am-10:30am: defending soccer smarts session (the "when, why, where")10:30am-10:45am: break10:45am-11:30am: The game is the teacher: we create challenges — opponents, pressure, competition — and allow players to solve problems using today's knowledge.WHAT: 2 day Spring Break Camp WHEN: Wednesday March 31 and Thursday April 1. 9am to 11:30am. AGES: 2012-2006 (Boys and Girls) Limited to 60 registrants. Don't be left out - spaces will fill up quickly. Email: [email protected] PLEASE NOTE Come 15-20 minutes early for camp check-in. Players must bring their own ball.Players must bring their own snacks, stored in their own bag. Please, instruct your child – NO SHARING.Players must bring their own water. Enough for the duration of the camp hours.Parents should apply sunscreen before campers arrive to camp in the morning.Though we will have restrooms and hand washing facilities at the soccer fields, players should have their own supply of hand sanitizer stored in their own bag.Players are not required to wear face coverings. However, face coverings should be worn in times when physical distancing is difficult. Please have your child bring his/her own face covering.Parents to be on the alert for signs of illness in your children and keep them home when they are sick.Camps are overseen by the City SC Directors of Coaching and use professional coaches. Even if you become a professional soccer player, you have to work on the basics all the time — even if it is annoying, then you really have to do it.