DAY GOALKEEPER ACADEMY

SoccerPlus Goalkeeper School will be running a 5-day goalkeeper program at Ballard High School in Seattle, WA from 9am to 3pm daily, August 13-17, 2012. The week of camp will be a comprehensive program for male and female keepers of all levels (ages 10-18). For our younger keepers it may be their first formal introduction to serious goalkeeper training. For our advanced keepers it will be a comprehensive and demanding training environment. For all students it will be an opportunity to train and play with other goalkeepers in an unparalleled setting.

This demanding program is designed to address both technical and tactical skills at each student's level. SoccerPlus Goalkeeper School recognizes that each student will enter the program at various levels of ability and with different needs. Our staff will help you to cast away self-imposed limits and reach higher levels of goalkeeping and growth.

At the week’s end, each student will leave the camp a better goalkeeper, with the knowledge and tools to continue to improve throughout the year.

2012 Schedule

August 13-17
9am-3pm
Ages 10-18
Tuition $250.00
Site: Ballard High School
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View photos from the
SoccerPlus Goalkeeper Clinic in
March, 2011 in Seattle

Daily Routine
> 9:00am - Assembly & Warm-Up
> 9:20am - Technical Training (handling, footwork, breakaways, crosses, etc.)
> 10:50am - Water Break
> 11:05am - Tactical Integration of Technical Skills
> 12:00noon - Lunch, Extended Rest
> 12:45pm - Goalkeeping Workshop (Psychology, College, Nutrition, etc.)
> 1:30pm - Afternoon Session Begins
> 2:15pm - Games or Competitive Goalkeeper Games
> 3:00pm - Dismissal

What Each Student Gets:
> An official adidas SoccerPlus Goalkeeper School T-Shirt.
> A safe and fun learning environment.
> The SoccerPlus Goalkeeper School Curriculum
> An opportunity to learn from coaches with professional and collegiate coaching backgrounds.
> An atmosphere where students can express themselves and have fun.

What to Bring:
>Have cleats that are already broken in. Don't buy a new pair of shoes to wear at camp unless you have enough time to break them in. New shoes can give you blisters and make you uncomfortable.
> A ball, jersey, gloves, shin guards, water bottle and lunch.

Questions:
> CALL 800.KEEPER.1
>  E-mail: shawn.mecchi@soccerplus.org

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