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Since soccer camps are often the first introduction to soccer for many youngsters, it’s important to choose a soccer camp that does more than just baby-sit. For children starting to play soccer at ages anywhere from four to six years old, soccer can become passion rarely quickly —one that takes up their time in a constructive, positive and healthy way. Making soccer something they love and want to master, whether it's juggling, dribbling or bending the ball around a wall, a soccer camp is great investment into not just your child’s soccer future, but their well-being. See our State by State Camp List.

Soccer Camps International
www.soccercampsinternational.com - The leader in online registrations for the best and most famous European Clubs Youth Summer Soccer Camps and Soccer Schools, offers players the opportunity to discover new ways of learning and developing soccer skills with players from all over the world in some of the world's best soccer countries including England, Spain, Italy and France. Learn how to play the soccer ways of Manchester United, Real Madrid, Barcelona, Chelsea, Arsenal, AC Milan, Juventus of Turin, Paris Saint Germain, Bordeaux and Marseille; Register NOW

No. 1 Soccer Camps: www.no1soccercamps.com
Long recognized as the foremost training ground for goalkeepers and field players endeavoring to improve their striking prowess, No1 Soccer Camps will commence its 37th season in 2013 with 24 locations in 18 states. Camps will be conducted in Texas, Maryland, Ohio, Florida, Colorado, Massachusetts, Illinois, California, Georgia, Oregon, Virginia, Pennsylvania, New Hampshire, New York, South Carolina, Alabama, Wisconsin, and Connecticut. Each campsite is organized into well balanced small groups of field players and goalkeepers with concentration of play on both sides of the ball in the 35 yards immediately in front of the goal. Many No.1 Soccer Camps present sold out situations so it is important to register early! Register NOW

FC Barcelona Camp www.barcelonacamps.com
We offer two kinds of camps: 1) Our Traditional FC Barcelona Camp is suited for every soccer player. This camp has a maximum of 144 players and is geared toward all skill levels with an age range from 6-16. Most locations offer two Traditional camps each day, one in the morning and one in the afternoon. Due to the large size of this camp, the FC Barcelona coaches host the camp along with assistance by local coaches. 2) The Elite FC Barcelona Camps are geared towards average to above average players ONLY. This camp is much smaller and will consist of only three groups of similar age for a maximum of 45 players. Elite Camps are usually offered in the early evening. This camp is conducted exclusively by FC Barcelona Coaches. Register NOW

  State by State Camp List

Email us: If there's a soccer camp you don't see listed here, please send it to us and we'll add it. Our email:  info @ soccertraininginfo.com (remove spaces when sending us an email)

If you’re looking for a soccer camp for yourself, select one that fits your ability level but also challenges you to improve your game. Think ahead, and if you’re in high school, choose a camp at a college you might be interested in attending. It’s a great way to get an early look from a college soccer coach. Above all, find a camp that works for you. Is it an all day soccer camp, an overnight camp or is it a half day camp near where you live? Take all these factors into consideration before deciding on what soccer camp you want to attend.

Questions to Ask

The best thing to do when looking for a soccer camp, whether it’s for yourself or for a child, is to ask around. Don’t just question the people who run the soccer camp…Find people who’ve participated in that camp before. Ask other players for ideas. Don’t be shy. Even if you don’t know too many soccer players in your area, go on the Internet and find soccer-related forums and message boards. Shop around! These are some issues to consider:

How competitive is the camp? Do they seem to focus more on winning camps or the joy of the game? Which one you prefer will depend on your situation. Are you (or the child) new to soccer? A non-competitive and relaxed atmosphere could provide a better introduction to the game, and show how fun it can be. But if the motivation to play soccer is already there, and the focus is on skill and strategy, then a competitive camp will cater more appropriately to that.

Who will be teaching and coaching? What is their background in soccer? How old are they, and how long have they been with the camp? How many are there, and how often will they be interacting with you or the child? What is the ratio of counselor to camper? Look for credentials, but dig deeper, too. If you get the chance, watch them play or coach or train others. Not only look at their teaching style, but also their own skill.

Inquire about their daily activities. Do they have a schedule? And do they stick to it? What is the curriculum? Do the drills and exercises progress as time goes on? Is there a routine, where the same things are done every day, or is each day different? Are the activities going to be challenging enough? Are physical activities supplemented with education about strategy? Are strength and flexibility building a priority?

Is safety a major concern? Do the coaches and counselors watch out for their players, teaching them proper form, making sure they don’t over-extend themselves to the point of injury, and requiring them to use the appropriate safety gear? If you or a child becomes injured, what is their protocol? Do they have someone who is familiar with emergency care on staff?

Types of Camps

Day camps. Usually operate on a week-by-week basis.

Residential camps. Attendees stay overnight. Often at colleges or universities. Meals are typically included.

Community camps. Sponsored by a local organization for a short period of time. Usually less expensive than the above.

Position-specific camps. Focus on training attendees in a certain position (e.g. goalkeeper, forward, etc.).

Advanced camps. More intense, thorough and competitive than most. Usually residential.

International camps. Would you like to become a better soccer player and also visit a new country? Take a look at camps abroad that offer quality coaching and let you explore a new culture.


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Soccer Camp in Italy with Ascoli Soccer Academy gives to young players the opportunity to attend a Football/Soccer Camp with professional soccer clubs. 

Tahoe Extreme Soccer Camp Looking for a World Class Soccer Camp? Pro Instruction & More in Lake Tahoe. Learn More Now!

No. 1 Soccer Camps Offers co-ed summer Striker and Goalkeeper training programs at locations throughout the US for campers ages 9 through High School. General information, schedule, rates, FAQ, online application, and educational materials.

Eurotech Soccer Camps Co-ed day and resident camps held on prep school and college campuses in the United States and England. Schedule, facilities, programs, and online registration.

US Sports Camps Information and on-line registration for NIKE Sports Camps. Offering instructional programs in 15 sports at mor e than 500 locations across the United States.

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