Any information on Red Bulls Residential 1-week soccer camps, requiring tryouts on April 14?

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[Post New]03/03/2024 09:41
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Transplant_1
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Hello all, wondering if anyone has experience with Red Bulls residential 1-week soccer camps requiring tryouts on April 14th:

https://www.rbnytraining.com/user-pages/public/camps/index.asp?F_REGION_ID=42

What level of play? MLS and ECNL level? EDP 1 level? etc. Thank you in advance for your help.
[Post New]03/06/2024 10:19
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Anonymous
Who’s better? Red Bulls, DCU or Philly Union MLS Next teams?
[Post New]03/06/2024 10:20
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Anonymous
No idea but Naval Academy has really good sports camps.
[Post New]03/06/2024 10:22
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Transplant_1
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Thank you. Part of reason I was looking at Red Bulls is for cooler summer weather. Even 4 - 5 hours north is less humid and cooler.
[Post New]03/06/2024 10:29
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Transplant_1 wrote:Thank you. Part of reason I was looking at Red Bulls is for cooler summer weather. Even 4 - 5 hours north is less humid and cooler.


Yes, New Jersey is like Finland in the summer
[Post New]03/06/2024 18:28
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Who’s better? Red Bulls, DCU or Philly Union MLS Next teams?


Red Bulls > Philly Union > DCU

[Post New]03/06/2024 18:30
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Who’s better? Red Bulls, DCU or Philly Union MLS Next teams?


Red Bulls > Philly Union > DCU



It depends on age group. You can look at the MLS standings by age group.
[Post New]03/06/2024 18:38
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Anonymous
SYC 07 > Red Bulls
[Post New]03/09/2024 22:56
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Transplant_1 wrote:Thank you. Part of reason I was looking at Red Bulls is for cooler summer weather. Even 4 - 5 hours north is less humid and cooler.


Yes, New Jersey is like Finland in the summer


haha. agree. kids don't really care if it's a few degrees hotter and more humid.
[Post New]03/09/2024 23:02
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Who’s better? Red Bulls, DCU or Philly Union MLS Next teams?


Red Bulls > Philly Union > DCU



It depends on age group. You can look at the MLS standings by age group.


SYC 07s beat Red Bulls who were #1 in US
[Post New]03/10/2024 04:43
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Who’s better? Red Bulls, DCU or Philly Union MLS Next teams?


Red Bulls > Philly Union > DCU



It depends on age group. You can look at the MLS standings by age group.


SYC 07s beat Red Bulls who were #1 in US


Not to take away from SYC's win but to be fair, RB didn't have a few of their starters playing.
[Post New]03/10/2024 08:23
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We've had two of our kids go through the Red Bulls RDS training camp; each time spending a week at a residential camp. It's a quality camp that is very professionally run. Simon Barrow was the name of the RDS manager who ran the camp program both years, and I was quite impressed with it.

The kids spend probably 6 hours+ of soccer plus other activities that the camp organizes.

There is a minimum level of soccer proficiency that attendees need to have, but even then they will sometimes break the kids into different groups based on skill level. The Red Bulls own MLS Academy youth teams attend some weeks of these camps as well, although they are grouped into their own group and practice/train among themselves; they do participate in the small-sided scrimmages, however, usually playing a year or two up.

Happy to answer more questions but overall we are glad we did it and we think it was worth it.
[Post New]03/10/2024 12:24
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:We've had two of our kids go through the Red Bulls RDS training camp; each time spending a week at a residential camp. It's a quality camp that is very professionally run. Simon Barrow was the name of the RDS manager who ran the camp program both years, and I was quite impressed with it.

The kids spend probably 6 hours+ of soccer plus other activities that the camp organizes.

There is a minimum level of soccer proficiency that attendees need to have, but even then they will sometimes break the kids into different groups based on skill level. The Red Bulls own MLS Academy youth teams attend some weeks of these camps as well, although they are grouped into their own group and practice/train among themselves; they do participate in the small-sided scrimmages, however, usually playing a year or two up.

Happy to answer more questions but overall we are glad we did it and we think it was worth it.


What skill level were your boys?
[Post New]03/10/2024 16:38
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:We've had two of our kids go through the Red Bulls RDS training camp; each time spending a week at a residential camp. It's a quality camp that is very professionally run. Simon Barrow was the name of the RDS manager who ran the camp program both years, and I was quite impressed with it.

The kids spend probably 6 hours+ of soccer plus other activities that the camp organizes.

There is a minimum level of soccer proficiency that attendees need to have, but even then they will sometimes break the kids into different groups based on skill level. The Red Bulls own MLS Academy youth teams attend some weeks of these camps as well, although they are grouped into their own group and practice/train among themselves; they do participate in the small-sided scrimmages, however, usually playing a year or two up.

Happy to answer more questions but overall we are glad we did it and we think it was worth it.


What skill level were your boys?


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