Summer Camp (Girls)

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Any recommendations for summer camp - Going to be a freshmen

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Brazil CT is the best for the Summer. It's not a camp though. They practice twice a week for about 6 weeks and usually do a tournament or two.

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Practice at home, use YouTube. Don’t waste your money on the summer camps or clinics. Way too many kids for each coach.

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Practice at home, use YouTube. Don’t waste your money on the summer camps or clinics. Way too many kids for each coach.

Yeah keep your kid locked up at home on their own with nothing but a computer, great idea. Part of playing soccer and certainly summer camps if having a good time with friends. Don’t you think with Covid kids have had enough of ball mastery drills on their own In The back yard

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Yeah keep your kid locked up at home on their own with nothing but a computer, great idea. Part of playing soccer and certainly summer camps if having a good time with friends. Don’t you think with Covid kids have had enough of ball mastery drills on their own In The back yard

Never said keep them locked up *********. The camps are a ripoff, they don’t gain much from them. Have friends over the house and train together.

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Any recommendations for summer camp - Going to be a freshmen

LGSoccerfit at CFC Park https://www.lgsoccerfit.com/

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agreed Coach Leo camp at CFC. he has college players and its intense. Paul is awesome too

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LGSoccerfit at CFC Park https://www.lgsoccerfit.com/

Is that only for females?

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gvsa is good

http://www.sportingct.org/Page.asp?n...sportingct.com

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Brazil CT is the best for the Summer. It's not a camp though. They practice twice a week for about 6 weeks and usually do a tournament or two.

Omg. Total mail it in program. Not what it use to be

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http://www.fsafcunited.com/Page.asp?...rg=fsafcunited

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http://www.fsasports.com/Page.asp?n=...=fsasports.com

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My uLittles enjoyed the FSA sports version of their camp which had them doing all kinds of fun things with kids their age and a soccer ball. For us it did what we were hoping for, offer a 1/2 day camp that would hold their interest and give them some touches in the summer. Older kids in travel will probably want their FSA United Elite camps version. We haven’t tried those yet.