Five days. Ages seven to sixteen. Full day or half day.**
Taught by our coaches and by players from the USL League Two squad.
What the week looked like
On the field: drills and skill work.
In the gym: the part of preparation that does not happen with a ball at your feet. We built that gym in 2020 and it has been earning its place ever since.
In the classroom: soccer instruction indoors — which in Florida in late June is less a luxury than a necessity.
Everyone got an official camp t-shirt. Lunch, snacks and water came from home.
Face masks were required for the indoor sessions, which is the kind of detail that dates a year better than anything else could.
And a parent's verdict
> "My boys love it! They come home so excited! Thank you!"
That is the whole measure of whether a camp has worked.
How it has grown
2016 — two days at a borrowed field, with Pita, Maciel, Pedro Dias and Tauan Carvalho.
2017 — three days, penalties against the PDL players.
2019 — our own complex for the first time.
2021 — five days, three settings, ages seven to sixteen, half day or full.
From two days with a water bottle to a full week across a complex, in five years.
