1999 Camps
Full details sorted Alphabetically
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Contact |
Type |
Typical Review format:
1) Two good things about camp
2) Two skills learned
3) One way to improve the camp |
| AC Milan |
Frank Olsweski, Towson State University |
3 |
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| AC Milan |
Radford University |
3 |
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| Black Knight Soccer Camp |
717-354-7183 |
1 |
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| Bollettieri Soccer Academy |
(800-872-6425) www.zonesoccer.com |
3 |
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| Brazil-USA International |
www.ezonline.com/ecstc/soccer.htm |
2 |
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| Clemson University Girls
Soccer Camp |
http://www.fansonly.com/schools/clem/sports/w-soccer/clem-w-soccer-body.html |
4 |
1) I learned at camp, you want to improve your playing at the PEAK of your ability, not the
lowpoint. 2) The camp is a only a weekend long, but it is a good price if you can't afford $600
camps.All in all, this camp was a great experience (the independence is great, too), and I would go
again
--Alexis, 13, GA, Lightning Soccer
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| Coastal Soccer Academy
7/23/99 |
|
3 |
1) The location is excellent - Myrtle Beach, 2) The facilities are great;
3. I learned about a zonal defense 4. Different systems of play; 3)
An improvement I would add, is to have a beach day. My camp experience was very good. The staff and the players I met there
were of a very
high level.
--Matt 15, PA |
| Coerver |
(800-845-9959) www.coerver-coaching.com/ |
3 |
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| Duke Soccer Camp |
(800-955-KICK) www.goduke.com/orgs/soccer.html |
4 |
1) Coaches had great teaching skills, foreign
coaches gave me lots of knowledge of the game
2) Learned how to stay calm, the mentality of the game, and how to handle the ball
3) None
--David, age 13, PA |
| E-town Soccer School |
557 Koser Rd, Lititz PA17543 |
4 |
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| Futbol Training School |
www.soccerschool.com |
1 |
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| Goal to Goal |
G2Goal@aol.com |
3 |
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| Hershey Wildcats |
717-534-8900 |
2 |
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| Joe Machnik's |
www.no1soccercamps.com |
3 |
Our 2 girls ages 13, and 15 just returned from
Joe Machnik's camp in CT. They learned alot and we were very impressed with the caliber of
coaches
and the extensive evaluations they received. They had fun even though it was hard work.
Loomis Chafee is a beautiful campus and had great food too!
It was the perfect charge up for the fall season!
--Parent, CT |
| KELME Performance |
www.eurotechsoccer.com |
3 |
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| Lebanon Valley Soccer Camp |
717-867-6267 |
4 |
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| Lehigh-Nike Soccer Camps |
610-758-2267 |
4 |
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| Messiah College (Falcon Soccer Academy) |
717-766-2511 |
4 |
1) Very competitive and fun game play
2) 1 v. 1 moves and good passing skills
3) Central dorm room should be closer to fields
--Scott, age 14, PA |
| Millersville Soccer |
2939 Charlestown Rd. Lancaster PA 17603 |
4 |
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| Middle States |
www.middlestatessoccercamp.com |
3 |
7/04/99
1) Great Goalkeeping camp which demands a lot from the camper; The
Ratio of Campers to Instructors is low. 2) I learned about leadership and there is
more in goalkeeping then keeping the ball out of the Goal. 3) The camp could give the campers
less off time, and more --Robert, 14 Hong Kong School JV
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| Mountain View Soccer Camp |
http://www.coerver-coaching.com/
lpsoccer/sessions.htm |
3 |
1) Good coaches, place to play during free time
2) Be aggressive, Coerver moves
3) It was great
--Jeremy, age 14, PA |
| Nike/Tab Ramos |
www.tabramos.com |
2 |
1) Knowlegible coaches and lots of playing
time
2) Better shooting and decision making
3) Get better food
--Sam, age 14, PA |
| One On One Camp |
717-354-7183 |
1 |
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| Paul Riley Soccer Camp |
www.paulrileysoccer.com |
2 |
1)great staff;lots of fun 3)more skills less games
--07/15/99
John, 13, NY
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| Penn State Advanced |
www.cde.psu.edu/SportsCamps/ |
4 |
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| PUMA National |
www.thesportspark.com |
2 |
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| Ralph Lundy Soccer Academy |
www.ralphlundy.com
Review for July 7 camp in Atlanta, GA; Lundy has
other camps in SC; and NC |
2 |
My son has gone to Lundy for 3 summers. The fear of that camp has
kept him training through June. He knows that if he slacks off at all he will NEVER make it through the week. And he is in keeper camp where they don't run as much. This is definitely a tough camp and should not be entered lightly...
--Fred, Atlanta GA |
Red Rose Select
(Select Training School & Red Rose Coed) |
717-285-7474 |
1 |
1) Great tips for improving technical skills,
good coach to player ratio
2) Where to move to support the ball, lean forward while juggling
3) None
--Sam, age 14, PA |
| Soccer Academy |
www.soccer-academy.com |
3 |
1)The food is really good. 2). I have
developed more discipline in my game and I've learned many valuable tactics from all the
international coaches. 3).I don't think the camp really needs to improve ...
I've been to this camp for four years.
--06/27/99
Amanda,13,Warrenton VA
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| Star Soccer Academy |
717-560-9030 |
2 |
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| Total Team Academy |
570-893-2192 |
4 |
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| University of Virginia
Women's Camp |
www.fansonly.com/schools/va/sports/w-soccer/va-w-soccer-body.htm
|
4 |
1) the dorms were great and my coach was good
2) i learned how to kick better and i learned corvers to practice on my own
3) they could improve the camp by having better food:)
--Centerville,VA
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| Virginia Soccer Camp |
http://www.virginiasoccer.com/
soccercamp.html |
4 |
1) Nice dorms.
2) Learned nothing--not enough skills, too many games; camp started Wed pm and was over
Sunday noon--not enough time for the money.
3) The University put too many restrictions on the camp--get housing closer to the fields
and the cafeteria; need a place to fool around near the dorm to juggle the ball and play
games; my counselor swore a lot; one day we played on astro turf and it got so hot, a ball
popped!
--Jeremy, age 14, and Mom, PA |
| Vogelsinger |
www.vogelsingersoccer.com
800-822-9053 |
2 |
My sons(11 and 15) described the training as "babyish." They
hated the uniforms they were forced
to wear (they kept losing their socks). They left
after three days.
--07/05/99
Gary, Parent, Atlanta, GA |
| Winning Edge-EPYSA |
800-562-7485 |
5 |
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