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Soccer Camps - Hawaii
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No. 1 Soccer Camps: www.no1soccercamps.com
Long recognized as the foremost training ground for goalkeepers and field players endeavoring to improve their striking prowess, No1 Soccer Camps will commence its 34th season in 2010 with 20 locations in 14 states. Camps will be conducted in Texas, Maryland, Minnesota, Ohio, Florida, Colorado, Massachusetts, Illinois, California, Georgia, Oregon, Virginia, Pennsylvania, and Connecticut. Each campsite is organized into well balanced small groups of field players and goalkeepers with concentration of play on both sides of the ball in the 35 yards immediately in front of the goal. Register Today! |
Bob Barry Goalkeeper Clinics (http://home.hawaii.rr.com/goalkeeperclinic/)
Our goal is to meet the needs of goalkeeping through an intense and proven training methodology. We will introduce players to four elements of goalkeeping. Coaching will cover the technical, tactical, physical and psychological elements to this specialized position. Keepers will learn how to play their position better and be coached at what their responsibilities are in defending and attacking soccer match situations.
Bob Barry
44-130 Kou Place #7
Kaneohe, HI 96744
Phone: (808)-236-4515
Cell: (808)-265-4249
E-mail: barryr003@hawaii.rr.com
Hawaii Youth Soccer Association (http://www.hawaiisoccer.com/Home_Page.htm)
Soccer Start also helps new programs find the funding and equipment to begin and then to expand their activities. In the past several years, US Youth Soccer has donated hundreds of thousands of dollars in financial and material support to programs across the United States. Focused on making soccer available to lower-income children in underserved communities, Soccer Start provides soccer training and administrative guidance to players and organizations who might otherwise not be exposed to the sport.
Hawaii Youth Soccer Association
P.O. Box 31286
Honolulu, Hawaii 96820
Fax: (808)-678-2020
HYSA@hawaii.rr.com
Le Jardin Soccer Academy (http://www.lejardinsocceracademy.com/ljsa/)
We are delighted to be running a Chelsea FC camp in Hawaii. We want to thank the Le Jardin Soccer Academy for making this camp possible. This camp will be run by the high standards developed by Chelsea FC. We are sure we are going to see some very talented young players and we are dedicated to giving them the best training possible.
Developed by Chelsea FC Football in the Community and Le Jardin Soccer Academy, the training sessions will focus on taking each player, beginner or elite, and enhancing their technical skills and their tactical understanding of the game.
Power Edge Soccer Camps (http://www.powderedge-soccer.com/)
Our club is a division of Hawaii Japan Cultural Exchange Inc., that manages Powder Edge Soccer Club, Powder Edge Technical School, Powder Edge Soccer Camps, Hawaii Futsal League, Hawaii Keiki Futsal League, Hawaii U12 Select Team, Kapiolani Saturday Soccer League, and the Culture Exchange between Hawaii and Japan. We also support Training Camps in Hawaii for J-League clubs.
Pro Extreme Soccer Camp – Brian Ching (http://www.hawaiisoccercamps.com/ProXtreme.htm)
Pro players who have attended in past ProXtreme summer camps include: Hawaii's own Brian Ching (Houston Dynamo & Men's National Team), Cobi Jones (LA Galaxy & Men's National Team), Clint Mathis (New York Red Bulls & Men's National Team), Duke Hashimoto (Real Salt Lake), Ted Eck (Men's National Team & Dallas Burn). Mahalo!
Phone: (808)-561-4663
E-mail: info@HawaiiSummerCamps.com
Seabury Hall Soccer Camp (http://www.seaburyhall.org/summer/SoccerCamp.html)
Coach Mark Kane, along with a staff comprised primarily of college level coaches and players will again offer basic, advanced and striker/goalkeeper skills training. The camp develops a full range of soccer skills, from passing and dribbling to scoring and heading. Tactical training and skill reinforcement are emphasized during games played in afternoon sessions.
Ultimate Challenge Summer Camps (http://www.hawaiisoccercamps.com/UltimateChallenge-Fall.htm)
Offers full day and half day (morning and afternoon sessions), ranging between $100 and $130 per week. Includes one camp t-shirt (extra t-shirts can be purchased). Boys and Girls, ages 5-12. AYSO/HYSA/SAY/US Club Soccer welcomed. No lunch provided, please bring sack lunch. Must bring own ball, shin guards, shoes. Held at Kapiolani Park (Honolulu, Hawaii)
Hawaii Soccer Camps
P O Box 240277
Honolulu, HI 96824
University of Hawaii at Hilo, Wahine Soccer Camps & Clinics (http://vulcans.uhh.hawaii.edu/camps_detail.php?id=79)
According to camp director/UHH women’s soccer coach Travis Clarke, “Our aim is to help produce a player who is imaginative, creative and confident. Each day the players will have a chance to use their technical and tactical skills in the Wahine Cup, a small-sided tournament style games.
Phone: (808)-933-3244
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