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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I don't really like this whole post but I just wanted to throw something out there. Yes, sometimes he is unreliable, his refund policy is shaky and maybe he's not the most personable person (although I find that the kids like him and definitely like the other coaches). But here's what Kids Pro Soccer does that no other soccer does esp Stoddard, which thousands of kids sign up for every year. He teaches them how to play. It is not all running around and kicking the ball. He is actually teaching them soccer skills. I have seen my son grow into a cute little player who actually can think about what he is doing. We also do Stoddard, which is parent run, and they do something else, which is give him a quasi-team experience with no pressure which I like. But all his skills have come from KPS. Try not to take all the other stuff so seriously (our kids are 3-6 after all) and you will be really pleased. I know that I have been admin frustrations and all.[/quote]

I agree. That is the whole point--actually teach them soccer, yes! I am really fed up with programs (of all kinds) and parents who are always looking for catering to children something that has no sense and will not help them in the future. If you want to baby your child, do it, but that is why quality programs will never work for your child. What's wrong with learnig how to dribblle through some amazing games? If you want a class that your child will not benefit from, but will have fun kicking the ball out of control, you may as well become your child's coach and keep it in the backyard. 
Anyways, a friend of mine recommend Kids Pro Soccer around five years ago. She knew Marcel because he trained her daughter for years until she received a scholarship to Princestone, so she has lots to thank him for.
My son was just 2.5 when we started kps classes, now he is 7.5 loves soccer, is now in Stodder, and I can not say a bad word about Kids Pro Soccer and the coaches, and we were with them for 4 years.
Parents can be very difficult to deal with and often have very unreasonable expectations, including myself. I hope that this helps these who actually have high expectations for their child.[/quote]

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