Anonymous
09/13/2021 08:52
Subject: Recommendations for 2 y/o soccer programs
Where are you?
In MoCo I think Brit-Am does classes for three year olds. We done it and it was fun, it just gets them moving a round and kicking a ball.
In MoCo I think Brit-Am does classes for three year olds. We done it and it was fun, it just gets them moving a round and kicking a ball.
Anonymous
09/13/2021 07:53
Subject: Recommendations for 2 y/o soccer programs
Anonymous wrote:For those that actually want something for their kid before rec opens up, look into lil kickers, lil lions, and usually each club has their tots section that children can play with others their age for about 45 min. The focus is soccer.
Both of my kids did it when they were 3 and 4, they enjoyed it.
Even the YMCA has programs for that age. It’s a good intro to the sport and fun for the kids.
Anonymous
09/11/2021 22:49
Subject: Recommendations for 2 y/o soccer programs
Anonymous wrote:Gerber United
Lol beach nut naturals vs Berber united. That would be a good match up.
Anonymous
09/11/2021 22:39
Subject: Re:Recommendations for 2 y/o soccer programs
Anonymous wrote:https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01EHNLM5C
Once we're done being children and giggling at the obvious sarcasm here... THIS is the correct answer! Tom Byer's book. https://soccerstartsathomebook.com
Anonymous
09/10/2021 21:42
Subject: Re:Recommendations for 2 y/o soccer programs
Anonymous
09/10/2021 21:37
Subject: Recommendations for 2 y/o soccer programs
Gerber United
Anonymous
09/10/2021 20:55
Subject: Re:Recommendations for 2 y/o soccer programs
It’s an easy answer actually - Loudoun if it’s a boy or FCV for a girl.
Anonymous
09/10/2021 19:42
Subject: Recommendations for 2 y/o soccer programs
For those that actually want something for their kid before rec opens up, look into lil kickers, lil lions, and usually each club has their tots section that children can play with others their age for about 45 min. The focus is soccer.
Both of my kids did it when they were 3 and 4, they enjoyed it.
Both of my kids did it when they were 3 and 4, they enjoyed it.
Anonymous
09/10/2021 17:57
Subject: Recommendations for 2 y/o soccer programs
LOL. Pretty soon you all will be asking about newborn classes.
Kidding but for that age I know of shooting stars or soccer shots.
Kidding but for that age I know of shooting stars or soccer shots.
Anonymous
09/10/2021 16:11
Subject: Recommendations for 2 y/o soccer programs
In case you couldn't tell from the sarcastic comments, 2 year olds don't need organized soccer. Go into the backyard or nearby park and kick the ball around with them until they are bored. Better yet, go inside a fenced in tennis court (because you will tire out before they do).
Anonymous
09/10/2021 12:42
Subject: Recommendations for 2 y/o soccer programs
Anonymous wrote:Hi there
Late to the party but wanted recommendations on any places I can enroll my kid
Either this year or next
look around your neighborhood and go with whatever club has the most car magnets because that's where every other kid in the neighborhood is going
Anonymous
09/10/2021 12:41
Subject: Recommendations for 2 y/o soccer programs
DC United if they have a low ceiling, Madrid or ManU if you think they'll amount to something
Anonymous
09/10/2021 12:41
Subject: Re:Recommendations for 2 y/o soccer programs
what are teams? Can you recommend some?
Anonymous
09/10/2021 12:31
Subject: Recommendations for 2 y/o soccer programs
Anonymous wrote:Hi there
Late to the party but wanted recommendations on any places I can enroll my kid
Either this year or next
You're too late really. If it's not already on a top team by age 2, you might as well forget it.
Anonymous
09/10/2021 12:18
Subject: Recommendations for 2 y/o soccer programs
Hi there
Late to the party but wanted recommendations on any places I can enroll my kid
Either this year or next
Late to the party but wanted recommendations on any places I can enroll my kid
Either this year or next