Registration Now Open for Elite Development Soccer
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WINTER INDOOR SOCCERIndividual Skill Development and Maximized Touches on the BallELITE DEVELOPMENT SOCCER – INDOOR SOCCER – SOCCER ZONE LEAGUE PLAY
- Registration opens today ( October 16th, 2020) for Elite Teams participating in Soccer Zone Session #1.
- Registration closes – Friday October 23rd, 2020
- 3 Sessions will be available (Indoor 2020/21 Season)
- Session #1 October/November – Christmas
- Session #2 January – Mid February
- Session #3 Mid February – March
- 8 Minimum Games per Session
- Small sided, small area for game play environment
- Faster pace of game play enforces quicker decision making and play planning
- Increased touches on the ball by every player
- Positional play that forces every player to be dynamic on and off the ball
- Minimal down time during game
- Quick transitional play from offense to defense reinforces a constant readiness and space awareness
- Consistent game play schedule week to week with no long term absence from play
- Currently the highest return on investment in both money and time for pure player skill development, technically and tactically
- Player Registration Costs is $120.00 per session. Seasonal team shit included with registration.
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