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Camp |
Reviewer |
Comments |
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Ralph Lundy Soccer Academy, 2003, Arden
N.C. |
Kathy- Mom of happy camper, 03/22/06 |
What an awesome camp! Yes it is expensive but well worth it! They play soccer from sun up to sun down. There is no pool time. Which is fine with me since I paid for soccer training and not swim and rec time. |
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University of San Diego Soccer Camp,
07/10/04, San Diego, CA |
Jan, 11/16/04 |
1 - great facilites, fantastic coaches
2 - improved overall skill
3 - dont know |
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Lebanon Valley College Soccer Camp,
07/25/04, Lebanon Valley College Annville, PA |
Emily, age 10, 11/11/04 |
Very personal attention, the people who run the camp are available and within
reach, Director Mark Pulisic is very approachable and gets to know each kid. Greatly improved ball skills and collection. There was nothing about the camp she
did not like. |
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Joe Machniks No.1 Camps, 06/12/04, Texas Christian University/Ft.
Worth, Texas, TX |
Ric, 46, 11/04/04 |
The camp was intense, had exceptional
coaches, and was perfect for a premier-level player. Sean returned a more confident and accurate shooter. Suggestion: offer the program closer to Oklahoma City! |
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U.K. Elite Soccer, 07/16/04, University of Kentucky
Campus, Lexington, KY |
Zach, 08/11/04 |
Good camp competitive atmosphere. Good food. I learned some new jugling tricks and that I need to be more agressive. At 14 I was the youngest boy at the Elite
Camp, It needs more campers. |
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Midwest Soccer Academy, 07/18/04,
Bowling Green OH |
Zach, 08/11/04 |
The Elite camp was boys of a similar high skill
level. We played alot of soccer. I learned to play combinations better and be more assertive. They allowed us to watch movies in the evening but consistently turned it off just before the
ending. |
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Soccer Academy Elite Camp, 7/03, oakton high school oakton,
VA |
Dorothy, 40, 05/18/04 |
My kids had fun and the coaches were serious about
soccer. |
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European Professional Soccer Academy,
2/11/04, Oregon |
Matt, 14, 03/01/04 |
1) Awesome staff who took real time and care to work with the players. All pros or ex-pro players and coaches.
2) Learned soo much, shooting and attacking skills improved for myself and my team so much. |
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All Soccer Training Academy of L.I.
12/28/02 |
Thomas, 13, Garden City Park
01/27/03 |
1) Great Skills Training, Excellent
Trainers 2) Learned, improved Ball Skills 3) Wish Clinic Lasted
Longer |
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All Soccer Training Xmas Camp
12/20/02 |
Billy, 14, Levittown Soccer Club
01/21/03 |
1) excellent camp with Professional
Trainers Lots of fun 2) learned basic soccer moves and 1v1
situations 3) Wish the camp was longer |
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Ashley's Soccer camp
09/02/02 |
Josh, 9, Livingston,
Livingston NJ
10/03/02 |
1)it was a really exciting camp with
lots of fun activities;the coaches were really funny and nice 2)how
to do the hook move;that soccer is really fun to play 3)it could be
longer
I will be going back next year |
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Callaghans English Soccer Camp
08/08/01 |
Chad, 9, denver , denver soccer club
04/30/02 |
1. The coaches were awesome, funny
and great soccer players. 2. How to be a team player Enjoy my soccer
3. New jokes from the coaches
This is the best soccer camp that i
have ever been on and i want to go again. |
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Centre College Soccer Camp Danville,
KY
07/01/02 |
Ashley, 12, Danville
12/22/02 |
Centre College Soccer Camp was a
great camp. It provided an assortment of skills with personal
training from the trainers. Everyone was really focused on getting
us to improve our skills. I learned a lot about blocking and I
improved a lot at ball control. The camp could not get any better.
I highly reccomend Centre to anyone
who wishes to improve their skills and have fun. |
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Challenger British Soccer Camp
06 08 01 |
Gwynn Williams, Tracy
03/07/01 |
I loved the coaches - they were crazy
but fun, so I learn't alot. I learn't how to shoot at the right time
and how to control the ball well. I would like to improve the camp
by having not so warm weather.
I loved it and I think any child
would if they gave it a go. |
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Chreighton |
Andrew 15 Kansas City Fusion SC,
03/27/01 |
Nice Fields
You have to walk forever to get to
fields and to eat. Dorms were not good. I learned nothing. The whole
camp was spent training together as teams and then playing games at
night.
The only thing I liked was the
written assesment and the staff, both very nice.
Defininently not worth the money. |
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Cocoa Expo Summer Camp
07/08/01 |
Hailey 15 Tampa, Florida
01/28/02 |
camp staff was very fun to work with
I learned practice drills that were more fun than the ones I had
been doing |
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EPSA
02/02/02 |
Cynthia, oregon, COSA
01/21/03 |
The EPSA camp my son went to in both
and summer and fall was EXCELLENT! It has been a great opportunity
for him to have had two coaches who love the game of soccer, can
play the game well, but who also understand how to teach the game.
Cynthia Westphur (parent)
Our son improved his skills more at
these camps than all 6 yrs he previously played, put together! |
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European Prefessional Soccer Academy
(EPSA)
10/19/02 |
Ric , Senior Referee, High school
coach
01/21/03 |
I noticed a huge improvement in
individual technical ability and tactical awareness of their
position in relation to the team. The coaches made every kid feel
like they were part of the team and had high expectations for
performance without being negative. Thanks.
There was a fun and challeging
atmosphere. The best soccer experience they ever had by far |
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European Professional Soccer Academy
12/05/02 |
Chief Langston, Bend, OR,
01/21/03 |
EPSA are excellent in practice
organization, motivation, their knowledge of the sport. As a parent
I've been impressed way beyond the expected soccer skill instruction
and the respect that they recieved from players.
Great coaches, Great Role Models!
The coaches were both still excellent
players who also teach sportsmanship and character building. |
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FAI
07/00/02 |
Richard & Parents, 10 years,
Pittsburgh
03/19/02 |
1)A.Top-notch instruction for approx.
$40US week B.Right amount of drills and games at high level 2)A.
touch, position(w/alleys), speed, passing, & penos(aka penalty
shots) B. The level of the avg. player in IRL is sobering 3)Bring it
to the USA!
The level of training is superior and
proves that soccer doesn't have to be expensive! |
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International School of Soccer
Residential
6/24/01 |
Gary-Coach and Parent, Arlington Aces
Soccer Club
10/10/01Camp |
1) There was enough down time for the
kids where it wasn't all soccer, soccer, soccer. 2)The accomodations
were very nice as the kids stayed at the air-conditioned Fanmarker
Inn Hotel in Rantoul, IL. The rooms had a TV, fridge, microwave
& a private full bath for each room. I can't speak highly enough
in recommending this camp. Adrian knows how to teach soccer. |
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Lake Mary Soccer Village |
Steve, 42 Great Falls
07/18/03 |
Camps did'nt start until 14 July(6
sessions never happened),withdrew,no confidence that it would be
running in time,no affiliations with Coerver,checked(Coerver
USA),LMSV sells this on their web site,no updates(Last update was 28
may)or notifications about delays,phones don't work.
They refuse to comment on issues
regarding the camp. Money is being returned.
[Note that Coerver has a revised list
of authorized camps listed here] |
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Michigan State Soccer Camp
07/22/01 |
Liz; 15; Northville Sting
07/09/02 |
1a.) The food is great! 1b.) A lot of
recreation time 2a.) Accuracy in shooting 2b.) Great defensive
skills 3) It couldn't! |
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Midwest Soccer Academy
07/22/01 |
02/05/02 |
Great training Good food How to be a
better team player
More older age (15 & over)
team/good players |
Nike soccer camp
07/13/03 |
Chloe, 14, sharon
12/13/03 |
1) The people were great and the non stop soccer is the best 2)I learned how to be a better player and i learned a total new position which i play full time now 3) i like camp the way it is, its a great camp |
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NC girls soccer Camp
06/26/01 |
Amber,15,Watertown Goslings or Fire
12/29/01 |
1)a. Excellent level of training b.
good camp discussions at the end of the night 2)a.How college level
players train b.how to work with players youve never met before and
get along 3)maybe have better food.A lot of recognisable coaches
such as Chris Ducar and Anson Dorrance |
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Ralph Lundy
07/02/01 |
Ed Rosner Perry, GA
04/25/02 |
This camp revolutionized my son's
play. International players as coaches. Very well organized. Lots of
game time. EXTREMELY physically demanding for all ages. |
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Soccer Extreme
07-21-02 |
15. NY
07/29/02 |
1. Great Staff, Worked you Good 2.
Learned a lot from this camp it was great very intence
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Soccer Plus
07/20/02 |
08/04/02 |
Learned alot of skills, counselors
are great, I learned that hard work pays off and many different
drills.
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Texas Soccer Academy
07/23-07/27 |
David Housman Corpus Christi
03/05/01 |
Texas Soccer Academy was a great
experience both on the field and off. Our coach stayed at our house
for the full week. I learned so much and i cant wait to get back
next year. I attended both sessions and improved dramatically.
Thanks TSA!!! |
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UK Elite Soccer Camp - Lower Gwynedd
PA Petite
11/13/02 |
B, Lower Gwynedd, PA
11/26/02
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Very enthusiastic and creative
coaching by experienced instructors. An excellent way of introducing
3-5 year olds to the game of soccer.
Recommend the UK Elite petite program
to all kids, both boys and girls |
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Vogelsinger - Whitewater WI
07/06/02 |
Jerry. Fort Wayne
05/15/03 |
Good emphasis on technique and
reinforcement through many repititions. Balance between skills
instruction and usage(scrimmages)is good. My children were sore
afterward but very upbeat about what they learned. 2003 will be
their 3rd Vogelsinger camp (1 wk in 2001; 2 wks in 2002; & 2 wks
in 2003). Disagree with Gary's review. His kids likely were
disruptive! You get out what you put in!
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Vogelsinger Soccer Academy
07/15/02 |
Pam, Mom, San Francisco
06/20/02 |
My daughter (12) had only bad
experiences at this camp. She found the coaching of significant less
quality than expected and found the program uninteresting and
unchallenging. I found the staff unsupportive and unresponsive.
We do not recommend this camp. |
