Soccer camp: reviews (2023)
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Anonymous
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Probably because most camps are just mediocre and not worth commenting on either way. The one constant seems to be everyone hates "soccer academy"!
I wish there were more indoor options in summer. Its just way too hot for outdoor soccer and I hate paying $$ for a camp when its so hot the kids get nothing out of it. |
Anonymous
| Are they just mediocre? Places like Dutch fly in coaches from the Netherlands - is that just a gimmick? |
Anonymous
Yes, it’s a gimmick. But my kids have enjoyed that one (and are quick to complain if camps are “babyish” or not challenging enough). |
Anonymous
| We hosted two coaches from the Netherlands, great guys. The camp had a Dutch coach for each group at camp, the coaches were professional and they challenged the players at camp. We definitely will host again. |
Anonymous
| For those that did Dutch, was it the regular camp or the Pro camp? And any thoughts of the difference between the two - besides what's on the website |
Anonymous
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camps?
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Anonymous
CAAAMMMMPPPSSSSS :/ |
Anonymous
| My kid likes the Marymount day camp (if weather cooperates) and the Arlington sleepaway camp, but that's only for their travel teams. |
Anonymous
| Futstars, FC Training Grounds, False 8, Passion Soccer Academy, Next Star, TM17Pro all have quality training and camps if you want high level or technical training. If you want accents and swag, enjoy the dutch, Spanish, Chelsea, Arsenal or whatever else comes to down. |
Anonymous
The Dutch Camp has been around for some time and has mostly been given good reviews... half of the ones you mention have been accused of picking favorites and only concentrating on those |
Anonymous
| Kids liked Dutch camp last year |
Anonymous
| Which one did they do? |