Where do teens train summer?

Anonymous
Newbie here.

If kids are too old for camps, where do they go to improve their skills in the summer?

Ages 15 and 16
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Newbie here.

If kids are too old for camps, where do they go to improve their skills in the summer?

Ages 15 and 16


Whay skills are you looking to improve? Juggling? Math? Soccer?
Anonymous
At home
Anonymous
With teammates
Anonymous
A couple of sessions a week with a personal soccer trainer and then supplement with running/training on their own.
Anonymous
Our club trains year round 1 week off at Xmas- New Year
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Newbie here.

If kids are too old for camps, where do they go to improve their skills in the summer?

Ages 15 and 16


You can try:

• Hp Elite and Beyond ( they have classes and private sessions)
• Welsh Soccer
• Ajax Soccer Camps
• College ID Camps
• private trainers


If it’s more athletic training you could athletics addiction
Anonymous
Gus Donolo $500 per session (1 hr sessions)
Anonymous
Professional athletes take a break for a reason.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Professional athletes take a break for a reason.


Also Professionals play at a much higher level train much more, travel, and contrary to popular belief they continue to train in their off season much more than a kid trains in season.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Newbie here.

If kids are too old for camps, where do they go to improve their skills in the summer?

Ages 15 and 16


You can try:

• Hp Elite and Beyond ( they have classes and private sessions)
• Welsh Soccer
• Ajax Soccer Camps
• College ID Camps
• private trainers


If it’s more athletic training you could athletics addiction


Avoid Welsh training at all costs. what a waste of money its like golden boot level but for travel players what a joke.
Anonymous
Golden Boot! Haven't heard that scam factory in a long time.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Newbie here.

If kids are too old for camps, where do they go to improve their skills in the summer?

Ages 15 and 16


You can try:

• Hp Elite and Beyond ( they have classes and private sessions)
• Welsh Soccer
• Ajax Soccer Camps
• College ID Camps
• private trainers


If it’s more athletic training you could athletics addiction


Avoid Welsh training at all costs. what a waste of money its like golden boot level but for travel players what a joke.


How do you mean?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Newbie here.

If kids are too old for camps, where do they go to improve their skills in the summer?

Ages 15 and 16


You can try:

• Hp Elite and Beyond ( they have classes and private sessions)
• Welsh Soccer
• Ajax Soccer Camps
• College ID Camps
• private trainers


If it’s more athletic training you could athletics addiction


Avoid Welsh training at all costs. what a waste of money its like golden boot level but for travel players what a joke.


How do you mean?


He and his program are garbage. Pay $$$$ for a camp filled with shooting on goal with no techniques taught and usually no goalie. A simple money grab we fell for and won't again.
Anonymous
So is your question more like....what do year round soccer players do in the summer or are you specifically asking for summer training options for teens?

If you are looking for training options, you should provide where you live. Also, there is lots of information on this forum on this.

Small group training...
HP Elite
Golden Boot
Futstars
Capstone
Coerver

Individual Training
There is some website like Coach Up or something

Camps (Day and Overnight):
I forget them all but you can search

What else do kids do in the summer?
Play another sport.
Performance/Strength Training
Super Y
There will be 5v5 leagues at soccerplex I think
Summer Futsal Leagues
Organize pick up games
Train with a few friends on their own

I'm in Northern VA so I know more about this area but I know people have talked about Achilles Camps, Philip Gyau's camps, PG Young Boys, Bethesda Camps, etc.
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