winter homeschool soccer
Our main focus is too enhance the players love of the game through exciting and fun soccer games.
We look to build confidence and teach the fundamentals of soccer.
Players will be grouped by age, experience and size.
SOCCER TRAINING SCHEDULE:
Every Tuesday, Thursday and Friday morning
Starting 27th January week until May 12th week (16 lessons total).
TRAINING SESSIONS:
Ages 4 to 8 years old: 9 am to 10 am.
Ages 7 to 12 years old: 10 am to 11 am.
Ages 12 to 18 years old: 11 am to 12 pm.
Cost:
16 sessions - $200 per child.
Per month (4 lessons) - $70 per child.
Per lesson - $25 per child.
LOCATION:
Round Rock Sports Center (Covered Turf Pavilion).
Address: 2400 Chisholm Trail, Round Rock.
Sessions are mainly inside the turf covered pavilion area but we also have access to the gym during colder days.
Therefore, no cancelled practices unless severe weather.
What to bring to soccer?
Soccer Ball (if have one, no worries if not)
Athletic Attire
Indoor soccer shoes/sneakers/cleats
Shin guards (they are advised, but not required)
Plenty of Water
4 TO 8 YEARS OLD
Curriculum Highlights:
Dribbling
Control
Running with the ball
Confidence and self-esteem
Sportsmanship
Teamwork
Plus: Weekly exciting homework projects!
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Quantity:
Ages 7 to 18
Curriculum Highlights:
Individual foot skills
Passing
Dribbling
Shooting
Small-sided scrimmages
Confidence and self-esteem
Plus: Engaging weekly homework projects!
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“My daughter loves the homeschool soccer group! They have a blast, play all kinds of games, learn the value of teamwork, and their soccer skills really improve! Glenn makes everything fun, but all that fun translates into real growth as a soccer player, too. He’s great at adapting the activities to meet the skill level of the individual player, so a beginning player and an advanced player can come to the same session and both get something worthwhile out of it.
Of special note: this place is girl-positive. Female players get the same treatment, opportunities, and respect as the boys. ”