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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]our daughter didn't play much before that age and excelled.  Many of the the kids that are the top players today have reached their peak and get passed over by players like your daughter, they will be tired of playing and stop playing soon after 8th grade while the kids late to the game excel.  how their bodies develop becomes a factor as well.

It happens all the time in all sports so don't buy into the hype that she missed her prime training years.  [/quote]

Hyperbole.
Conjecture.
False Narrative.
Opinion not based on pure facts in context. 
[/quote]

LOL. Looks like someone has been paying thousands of dollars on private training for their DD since childbirth. [/quote]

Any kid that "reach their peak" and stop playing by 8th grade were just recreational players on a temporary fun ride since Day1
As soon as puberty started kicking in all around, the gaps between them and semi-serious players became the grand canyon. So they quit.

If you are 11/12 and just started playing against serious players who have been consistently working on technical skills and soccer IQ since 5/6/7 years old, and continue to do so, your odds of catching and passing them are slim.[/quote]

Soccer IQ at 5-7 years old?  LOL. At this age, they could barely tie their own shoes. [/quote]

Speak for your kid.

That said, Soccer IQ at young ages is something only people knowledgeable about youth soccer development would understand. 
You hear IQ and thinks it means solving complex issues.[/quote]

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