Anonymous
05/21/2021 13:48
Subject: Re:Elite level summer camp or training recommendation
Anonymous wrote:Alexandria is also doing a summer futsal league.
They asked for camps/training, not soccer on tennis courts.
Anonymous
05/21/2021 13:34
Subject: Elite level summer camp or training recommendation
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Do you need a player card to play it in the Bolivian league? Is it sanctioned? If you get an injury is anyone covered by insurance? Is everyone else just a snowflake?
No. No. No. Yes.
The Bolivian League - Serving VA/DC/MD, no Snowflakes allowed.
Anonymous
05/21/2021 13:25
Subject: Elite level summer camp or training recommendation
Anonymous wrote:Do you need a player card to play it in the Bolivian league? Is it sanctioned? If you get an injury is anyone covered by insurance? Is everyone else just a snowflake?
No. No. No. Yes.
Anonymous
05/21/2021 13:12
Subject: Elite level summer camp or training recommendation
Do you need a player card to play it in the Bolivian league? Is it sanctioned? If you get an injury is anyone covered by insurance? Is everyone else just a snowflake?
Anonymous
05/21/2021 13:11
Subject: Re:Elite level summer camp or training recommendation
HP is good. Coerver is good too, especially for your 2010. Lots of good players from high caliber teams in area.
Anonymous
05/21/2021 12:47
Subject: Re:Elite level summer camp or training recommendation
Alexandria is also doing a summer futsal league.
Anonymous
05/21/2021 09:27
Subject: Elite level summer camp or training recommendation
Anonymous wrote:Guys, it's a men's league. Your kid isnt going to be put on the field unless they can hang in there with grown men.
There is a Men's Bolivian League. But this is the Bolivian League "mafia". Even my kids who play in top teams know when they see some super talented kid on opposite team, the kid plays on the Bolivian League as well.
It is a side Hussle!
Anonymous
05/21/2021 09:14
Subject: Re:Elite level summer camp or training recommendation
Honestly the best thing you can do is contact someone in the Bolivian leagues in NOVA let you kids play even play up a yr if they can much better doing drills or a camp
Is it soccer, indoor soccer, or futsal?
Anonymous
05/21/2021 09:13
Subject: Re:Elite level summer camp or training recommendation
Try NPC -- npcff.club
I agree. Thought you cannot count that every single other player participating is going to be good. The point is that the coaching is great. But they legitimately try to meet every kid where they are and help them improve. I like that, even though my son is pretty good, but I could see it being a turn off for some hyper competitive people.
Anonymous
05/21/2021 08:56
Subject: Elite level summer camp or training recommendation
Anonymous wrote:Those leagues are sponsored teams
You have to know somebody to be invited
You cannot really invite yourself although you could try
The Bolivian League is like a mafia for sure. Some crazy real soccer happening there.
Consider it an honor if someone ever approaches your kid to be invited in.
Anonymous
05/21/2021 08:44
Subject: Re:Elite level summer camp or training recommendation
Anonymous wrote:The OP is asking for camps or training, not leagues to play in.
Info on top summer programs has already been provided - Futstars and HP Elite are the two highest level programs.
Somebody (OP or other - who knows?) also asked for info on the Bolivian league half way down the thread.
Anonymous
05/21/2021 08:40
Subject: Re:Elite level summer camp or training recommendation
Anonymous wrote:The OP is asking for camps or training, not leagues to play in.
No. It’s Bolivian leagues or bust
Anonymous
05/21/2021 08:01
Subject: Re:Elite level summer camp or training recommendation
The OP is asking for camps or training, not leagues to play in.
Anonymous
05/21/2021 07:54
Subject: Re:Elite level summer camp or training recommendation
Try NPC -- npcff.club
Anonymous
05/21/2021 07:02
Subject: Elite level summer camp or training recommendation
Anonymous wrote:Guys, it's a men's league. Your kid isnt going to be put on the field unless they can hang in there with grown men.
They have kids playing too. This year they had 2004/5 and 2006/7 age groups - and I think maybe a younger age group too.