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MINI SOCCER SPRING 2024

TENAFLY UNITED SC MINI-SOCCER PROGRAM SPRING 2024

MINI SOCCER TRAINING PROGRAM FOR SPRING 2024 FOR 2016, 2017, 2018 BOYS AND GIRLS

TRAINING: –Tuesdays & Fridays TIMES:

Boys :3:45 - 4:45
Girls: 4:45 - 5:45

APRIL: 16,19,  23,26,  30TH

MAY: 3, 7,10, 14,17, 28,31

JUNE:  4,7

 

STILLMAN SCHOOL FIELD
PLEASE REGISTER ON COMMUNITY PASS

$245.00

Due to the success of our Mini-Soccer Program, Tenafly United FC in conjunction with the New Jersey Mini-Soccer Program will be running it’s SPRING Soccer Program for all players born in 2016, 2017, 2018. Training will take place at Stillman School, Tenafly, NJ, and included in the program are 4 festivals where players are allowed the opportunity to play games in a structured but low pressure environment.

New Jersey Mini-Soccer differentiates itself from soccer programs by offering both a training module and 4v4 small-sided game-play. Each week players will participate in one 60- minute training session with a focus on developing an understanding of the game of soccer using a child-centered approach to learning.

Integrated into this learning process will be 4v4 games, which allow players the opportunity to play to play the game of soccer with many more touches on the ball than a 7v7, 9v9 or 11v11 competitive game.

To meet the needs of the children, NJ Mini-Soccer places boys and girls in smaller teams, giving them more touches on the ball, opportunities to try new skills and most importantly, to have fun and love the game. The NJ Mini-Soccer program focuses on allowing the players to learn the game, without the stress or pressure of winning/losing.

Using the guidelines set out by US Soccer and other Associations around the world, NJ Mini- Soccer follows the Birth Year Guideline mandate and implements 4v4 Small-Sided Games which provide an age appropriate environment whereby standards align with physiological needs of players based on year of birth.

By developing the whole child, NJ Mini-Soccer can increase self-esteem, build sportsmanship and help foster a be>er understanding of the game.