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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My boy did Super Y several summers when he was younger and before he was playing such a rigorous MLS NEXT schedule (being younger and also not being pressed as hard during the regular fall/spring season, plus winter futsal, reduced any concerns I might have had later on about overuse).

He had fun with Super Y - he played for Arlington, which was different club than his usual club, and it helped keep him active and engaged with the game during the summer. Coaches are understanding of the summer vacation schedules many players have -- they overload the roster a bit to ensure that on any given weekend they have enough kids to play.

If you have a kid who loves soccer and you want to keep him active during the summer and give him more touches and time to develop, I'd say Super Y is a great option. In particular, for kids under 12 who have boundless energy and haven't hit the age where overuse becomes a real thing.[/quote]

Overuse is my biggest concern.

At what age did your kid play super Y?[/quote]

He played for 3 summers: when he was 8/9/10. I think the first year he had to play up a year (he was smaller than the other kids but a strong player so he was able to keep up).

We approached it for what it was -- a fun summer activity for a kid who loves the game. It gave him something to do with a couple practices a week and the challenge of a game most weekends. Kids that age have a LOT of energy and a LOT of free time during the summer, so we're glad we did it. [/quote]

awesome!!!

Perfect setup for my 6 year old. I need him out of the house cause he has endless energy. He plays 2 years up now so perhaps next summer when he is 7 we can do this.

Thx for the info [/quote]

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