Soccer Camps and Clinics
“Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much” Helen Keller
Paramus United soccer camps and clinics are ideal for youth soccer players that want to focus on individualized player development within a team setting. The camp is a great setting to improve soccer skills through hard work while having fun and making new friends. Campers will experience a variety of soccer training programs that offer the ability to build and improve upon skills both on and off the field. Paramus United provides the most inclusive youth soccer camp training that includes position-specific training, strategic thinking, the physical and mental side of the game, and an encouraging learning environment. Campers will be grouped according to age and ability. The ratio between camper and instructor is low which means your child will receive the individualized attention he or she deserves. At the end of the camp, your camper will have learned new soccer skills and some life skills such as teamwork and sportsmanship while making new friends in a fun, safe and positive environment.
Our campers will be more improved and prepared in the following soccer areas below.
Technical
Dribbling/ball control, passing, receiving, first touch, shooting/striking, finishing and defending,
Tactical
Knowing when to shoot vs. pass, awareness of strengths/weakness of opponents and teammates, knowing who to pass to, understand dynamics of play through numbers. 1v1, 2v2 and up to 11v11 drills including attacking, defending, ball movement and space allocation.
Match Strategy
Speed of play, buildups, changing point of attack, team shape and applying pressure. Learn how do quick give-and-goes, both static and moving while opening up the defense, discover how switching the field of play gives players more time and space, learn how counterattacks can lead to scoring opportunities.
Position Specific
Master the unique skills needed at different positions of the field. Making runs, clearing space, sending players through, shutting down an opponent and using angles.
Physical
Maximize speed, agility, quickness, build power, increase endurance, and increase jumping ability, improve strength, balance, flexibility, aerobic capacity and reduce chance of injury. You need the fitness and athletic ability to always be in the right spots ready to receive as well as finish the ball. With fitness your main advantage over your opponents is going to be able to able to get to 50/50 balls first while creating space for yourself.
Mental
The mental aspect of soccer is just as important as the physical aspect, learn pre-match routines, build confidence, be more prepared, have emotional control and address adversity.
