Competitive Soccer Camp

Our competitive soccer camps are developed for players with experience playing soccer. 

Experienced coaches take our advanced campers through mastery of ball control, defence, and offensive skill sets on both feet. 

Our philosophy underlines the quantity of huge amount of quality reps with accuracy, speed and pressure utilization in a step-by-step method. 

High-level skills, strategies and techniques are reviewed as the week progresses, utilizing top coaching methods and a huge range of quality and quantity of practice. 

Each player is measured meticulously in practice metrics throughout the week, and the programming alters to complement their confidence momentum. 

Our competitive soccer camps are perfect for aspiring soccer players to thrive.

Our competitive soccer programming is run through our internationally recognized partner TAFC Soccer Academy, a competitive pathway for all players in our TAC Sports camps. 

FAQ

Does my camper need cleats?

- Regular running shoes will suffice, cleats are not required. However, if your camper chooses to wear cleats, please pack additional running shoes for your camper to switch into when going for lunch as to not ruin their cleats.

What will my camper need to bring to camp?

- Please pack: a refillable water bottle, extra snacks, extra change of clothes, sun hat, sunscreen. Cleats (Optional), and shin pads (Optional)

My camper does not have any experience in soccer, will this be a good fit?

- Our competitive soccer camp requires that campers have previous experience playing soccer, preferable on a competitive team. However, if your campers shows exceptional development they will be welcomed into the competitive soccer academy.

What is the ratio for soccer camp?

- We hold a ratio of 10 campers to 1 coah.

Do I need to bring any specific equipment for camp like a soccer ball?

- We provide all equipment needed to run the soccer program.

What is the difference between Soccer and Competitive soccer camp?

- Soccer camp is designed for campers who are interested in learning and playing the game recreationally as opposed to Competitive soccer, where campers are training and more serious about playing soccer on a competitive league and developing professionally. Competitive soccer camp requires the camper to have experience in playing the game. Competitive soccer will focus on technical skills, tactical understanding, physical fitness, and mental preparation, where as regular soccer will focus on introducing skills and tactics.