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[Post New]09/25/2023 22:25
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Anonymous
There are kids from all around the area—SYC, McLean, Bethesda, Loudoun, etc. Most players look as if they are on the higher tier teams in their respective clubs and that raises the bar for participants.
[Post New]09/27/2023 08:32
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Anonymous
Where is the location of the practice?
[Post New]09/27/2023 09:42
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Where is the location of the practice?


Ken Lawrence Park in Tysons
[Post New]09/27/2023 09:45
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Anonymous
The kids tend to be younger. Very few kids by U15.
[Post New]09/27/2023 09:58
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:The kids tend to be younger. Very few kids by U15.


Noticed this as well
[Post New]09/27/2023 10:08
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:The kids tend to be younger. Very few kids by U15.


Yes, it's for skills development. If you haven't developed core skills by 15, soccer probably isn't going to be your thing.
[Post New]09/27/2023 10:38
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:The kids tend to be younger. Very few kids by U15.


Yes, it's for skills development. If you haven't developed core skills by 15, soccer probably isn't going to be your thing.


Silly thing to say. Once you develop "core" skills at 12 or younger, do you stop working on these skills or not continue to fine tune against good competition?
[Post New]09/27/2023 10:59
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:The kids tend to be younger. Very few kids by U15.


Yes, it's for skills development. If you haven't developed core skills by 15, soccer probably isn't going to be your thing.


Silly thing to say. Once you develop "core" skills at 12 or younger, do you stop working on these skills or not continue to fine tune against good competition?


How big of an age range do you want them to provide? U5 to U23? They have about 8 age groups out there. Can't be everything to everybody.
[Post New]09/29/2023 12:17
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:The kids tend to be younger. Very few kids by U15.


Yes, it's for skills development. If you haven't developed core skills by 15, soccer probably isn't going to be your thing.


Silly thing to say. Once you develop "core" skills at 12 or younger, do you stop working on these skills or not continue to fine tune against good competition?


How big of an age range do you want them to provide? U5 to U23? They have about 8 age groups out there. Can't be everything to everybody.


Agree 100%. I'm glad DC is doing this vs. ODP.
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