You'll need some space to play. Indoors or outdoors, our games can be played in small areas, but enough room for your child to safely run and kick a ball is ideal.
Next you'll need some gear. It's no problem if you don't have a full set of soccer gear. Each week we'll send you a brief description of what we’ll use and a few suggestions for common household items you can use instead.
For instance, you’ll need a ball to kick, a soccer ball is great, but any ball is fine.
When we knock over soccer cones, you can use water bottles, stacks of blocks or paper towel tubes.
When we dribble around disc cones you can use colored toys, books, or you can print out the color-cards available from our website.
Each week we finish class with Goal Time. Don’t have a soccer goal? No worries, you can set up two soup cans a few feet apart or use a chair and aim the ball between its legs.
We’ll practice dribbling, passing, shooting and defense. We’ll discuss scrimmage concepts and prepare our young players for a return to the field.