Training for Home Schoolers

[Anonymous]

Google.com

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Google.com

Ok Captain Smartypants,

What does your Google search reveal locally anywhere in the DMV?

[Anonymous]

Plenty of soccer options in the area and you will have no problem finding a private trainer. At u13 and up, on high level teams you would be more likely to find kids that have chosen to go the online route to allow more time for training.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Plenty of soccer options in the area and you will have no problem finding a private trainer. At u13 and up, on high level teams you would be more likely to find kids that have chosen to go the online route to allow more time for training.

LOL this is not a thing in the DMV

[Anonymous]

You might want to check through home-schooling circles. There are definitely some high-level players who are home-schooled, although most are further out in Loudoun, PW, etc. Virginia Academy is K-12 in Ashburn and has a number of players on their HS roster who at least used to be home-schooled. I don’t know if they do a hybrid program of some kind, but might be something to check into.

[Anonymous]

There are plenty of private coaches who charge less than $100 per hour
I don’t know about their availability hours. But you can ask them directly.
Good luck

[Anonymous]

My son's u14 has multiple players doing online school to allow for a more rigorous training schedule.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My son's u14 has multiple players doing online school to allow for a more rigorous training schedule.

Hows that working out for them?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My son's u14 has multiple players doing online school to allow for a more rigorous training schedule.

Hows that working out for them?

Good, I guess. The families seem happy with their decision