Subject: ELT Preseason Camp (Jul 29 - Aug 2) @ MRSC - get your player ready! ⚽️🔥

ELT Preseason Camp (Jul 29 - Aug 2)
Get your player ready before season starts!

ELITE LEVEL TRAINING Preseason Camp is designed for Competitive soccer players (ages U8 - U15).  The curriculum starts each day focusing on ball mastery before moving on to speed and agility.  Preseason daily training sessions will be geared towards progressive small-sided games (2v2, 4v4, 7v7, 9v9).  Camp coaches will be instructing players on field positioning, spacial awareness, communication, decision making on and off the ball, speed of play, and much more!. 
2024 Preseason Camp Information:
  • Dates: July 29-Aug 2, 2024 (Preseason Camp)
  • Times: 9am - 12pm
  • Location: Mike Rose Soccer Complex
  • Cost: $175/player (multi sessions, and sibling discounts available!)
  • USSF and NSCAA Certified Coaches 
  • Speed & Agility sessions each day!
  • Small-sided games each day!
  • FREE 'Dry-Fit' Elite Level Training shirt for every player!
  • World Cup tournament on Friday!
  • Air-conditioned room for players to cool off!
  • Covered Shaded Pavilion!
This year’s camp is generously sponsored by the Cancer Kickers Soccer Club, a local nonprofit organization that helps kids fight cancer with teamwork. Since 2016, they have helped more than 1600 kids in 47 states and 22 countries by providing them with comfort, community, and connections during their battle with cancer. Click here to learn more about this amazing organization or to find out how you can help make a child’s journey with cancer a little easier.
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Phone: (901) 751 4223
Mike Rose Soccer Complex, 9000 E Shelby Dr, Memphis, TN 38125, United States
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