Anonymous
10/31/2019 16:11
Subject: MSYSA Winter Training
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My U12 DD will is registered and has been playing travel for 2 years. It’ll be her first time.
Hope your DD is doing it at Rockville.
No, she’ll be at Wheaton. Have you heard anything about the other sites?
No. This will her first time too.
Anonymous
10/31/2019 15:43
Subject: MSYSA Winter Training
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My U12 DD will is registered and has been playing travel for 2 years. It’ll be her first time.
Hope your DD is doing it at Rockville.
No, she’ll be at Wheaton. Have you heard anything about the other sites?
Anonymous
10/31/2019 14:33
Subject: MSYSA Winter Training
Anonymous wrote:My U12 DD will is registered and has been playing travel for 2 years. It’ll be her first time.
Hope your DD is doing it at Rockville.
Anonymous
10/31/2019 14:11
Subject: MSYSA Winter Training
My U12 DD will is registered and has been playing travel for 2 years. It’ll be her first time.
Anonymous
10/31/2019 13:17
Subject: Re:MSYSA Winter Training
Anonymous wrote:My son did it last winter - a few sessions out in Odenton and one in Rockville. He was 8 (U9) and really liked it, meaning he felt he had good training. There were definitely enough skilled players where it didn't feel like a "Beginners" program. They ran the drills well and really engaged and talked the kids through what they were doing. They went around to the breakout groups when they practiced and there were a lot of opportunities to apply the skills taught that day in the scrimmages. They split the groups into a younger crowd and an older crowd, so your 11 year old would be with the older crowd. I didn't pay specific attention to them, but I would think the same applies to that group. I think the $30/session is good for what I saw as well and will likely sign my son up again for a few.
Thank you so much!! I had no idea they had this in Rockville before.
Anonymous
10/31/2019 13:09
Subject: Re:MSYSA Winter Training
My son did it last winter - a few sessions out in Odenton and one in Rockville. He was 8 (U9) and really liked it, meaning he felt he had good training. There were definitely enough skilled players where it didn't feel like a "Beginners" program. They ran the drills well and really engaged and talked the kids through what they were doing. They went around to the breakout groups when they practiced and there were a lot of opportunities to apply the skills taught that day in the scrimmages. They split the groups into a younger crowd and an older crowd, so your 11 year old would be with the older crowd. I didn't pay specific attention to them, but I would think the same applies to that group. I think the $30/session is good for what I saw as well and will likely sign my son up again for a few.
Anonymous
10/30/2019 07:58
Subject: MSYSA Winter Training
Does anyone have experience with the Maryland State Youth Soccer Association (MSYSA) Winter Training?
https://www.msysa.org/programs/winter-indoor-training/
I would appreciate any comment anyone might have on the quality of this training before I register for my 11 year old DD. I’m looking for a travel level training and not for beginners.
Thank you.
https://www.msysa.org/programs/winter-indoor-training/
I would appreciate any comment anyone might have on the quality of this training before I register for my 11 year old DD. I’m looking for a travel level training and not for beginners.
Thank you.