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How to find reputable soccer camp?
Usually soccer clubs or any soccer organization that your child is a member of, either endorsed a certain soccer camp that they are associated with or they run their own camp. This would be probably the safest choice since you'd know exactly what to expect.
But if your club don't run or suggest any soccer camp or you simply look for something better or different, then the best thing is:
- Ask around.
- Ask other players, not just from your club or team.
- See if you know anybody whose kid play for other local club and find out which soccer camp he participates in.
- Get suggestion and opinion from actual participants or their parents.
- You can also gather some useful information from reviews and testimonials on the Internet.
Do you know a well-run soccer camp? Share the info with others. Write about it here.
If you had a miserable experience, write about it too.
As a matter a fact if you have any soccer camp story, please share it with us.
It could be just simple soccer camp info, or/and review (good or bad), or tips, suggestions or advise for parents and participants, or basically anything that is soccer camp related.
Your story will make a difference for many young soccer players.
Other aspects to consider while choosing a soccer camp
US Soccer Camp System
It's probably not a surprise to you that the main goal for soccer camps is to make money. The system and the structure of soccer camps for young soccer players in the US are definitely different than I had experienced as a youth player in Europe. So is the entire soccer system.Which one is better? I am not sure.
Both have positive and negative aspects. My parents definitely like the European system much better, because they didn't have to pay anything. But this is a whole different topic that could be discussed maybe as a Topic of the Week sometime.

Back to soccer camps in the US...
Types of Soccer Camps
As I have said, reality is that soccer camps in the US are intended to bring profit. It's simply a business.
But this is not necessarily a bad thing. For one, if the soccer camp wants to stay in business and build a good reputation, most likely it'll be run very professionally. That's the good news for us, parents. On the other hand there are good and bad businesses, so are the soccer camps.
That's why it's very important to search for references from other participants. Don't just ask the people who run the camp.
Share Your soccer camp experience
Share your soccer camp experience with others. Tell us your story.
Any story…
...soccer camp you like or dislike, your opinion, review (good or bad), tips, suggestions or advise for parents and participants, or basically anything that is soccer camp related.
It’ll make a difference for many young soccer players.
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Types of Soccer Camps
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Day Camps
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The benefits of attending soccer camp by youth players, besides the most obvious one - to learn and improve soccer skills, are multiple.






