Howard Beach - Soccer Kids (Ages 3-4)

This class is a distinctive, fun, and high energy approach to teaching all kids the fundamentals of soccer! The coaches use a unique and playful style to engage all of the students in the class. The coaches describe and model the age-appropriate drills which may consist of running, jumping, zig-zagging, crawling, and much more fun obstacles. 

Our key focus is touches-on-the ball (the more touches the better). All drills are uniquely designed by the coaches and have a “game” purpose that builds on individual skills as the players progress. Students are able to play scrimmage games against each other in order to put in practice the learned skills. The class follows a high-energy paste, but allows our kids plenty opportunities for water breaks, then back-to-work! Our trained professional coaches are able to engage, develop trust, and modify (up/down/across) each unique drill to each child’s specific needs. 

Our children are able to learn the fundamentals, increase their overall physical fitness level and their social and emotional levels. There is a low coach-to-student ratio (1:4) in order to maintain quality. Additionally classes are kept small to insured quality for the best possible experience.

What do I (my child) need to bring to class:

• Comfortable clothing (e.g.; shorts or sweat pants)
• Plenty of water
• Soccer Kids NYC t-shirt

Additional notes:

• Please include relevant medical information in writing with child’s online application
• All children must be supervised (not a drop-off program)
• No food or drinks (only water) during class time
• Children who wear glasses must use shatterproof eye-wear at all times
• Children must wear sneakers in class
• No soccer cleats
• Although shin-guards are not required, we recommend that all kids who are age 4 and up wear them to class
• For insurance and liability reasons, ONLY registered kids can be on the field. All other children are not allowed on the field and must be supervised by an adult

Note: Always arrive at least 5 minutes before class, some kids don’t respond positively when they are late to their first session.