Children are introduced to the basic elements of soccer, with  parent participation. 

The coach runs exercises that engages both parent and children in fun activities in soccer. 

Participants will have a chance to work on passing, dribbling and scoring goals in many ways to explore their talent and teamwork.

Children progress from the basic elements of soccer and are introduced to player cooperation and participation through fun games and exercises. 

Participants have a chance to explore different shapes and tasks in soccer, and start to engage in activities involving attacking and defending principles in soccer. 

Real game situations are encouraged as well as work in small groups.

n this most fun and engaging part of our program, players explore their knowledge in the game and translate it to solve scenarios often presented in a real soccer game. 

Players learn different techniques to dribble the soccer ball as well as learn how to start making decisions during the game, based on scenarios presented by the coach. 

Many games are used to develop decision-making process when defending a goal and also creating opportunities to score goals in a team environment.

Starting at age 6, participants are encouraged to explore our next-level offerings with the Center of Excellence and Club programs.