Currently the boys U10-U14 Director of Coaching at Pride, Brian Contreras has a USSF National “B” License and over 10 years of experience working with young soccer players. “I  believe the Little Cubs camps are beneficial for our young players because its establishes a foundation of fundamental skills that will be built on throughout their soccer careers.”

LITTLE CUBS CAMPS ARE DESIGNED TO IMPROVE INDIVIDUAL TECHNICAL SKILLS WHILE HAVING FUN !

LITTLE CUB CAMPS will be held Monday through Friday from 9:00AM—10:00AM
Winter Sessions will take place in the gym at the Trinity Church of the Nazarene, located at 5055 El Camino Dr Colo Spgs, CO 80918 on January 12 - 16, 2009 .

Summer Sessions will take place at the Pride Soccer Complex, located at the corner of Woodmen and Mohawk one stoplight east of Marksheffe on June 8 - 12, 2009.

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Soccer Game Training:

All Little Cubs sessions will end with 15 minute small sided games, playing either 3-v-3 or 4-v-4 without goalkeepers. These games allow the players to demonstrate their developing technical skills in game situations. It also provides a great opportunity for the players to improve their understanding of the rules of the game, and ultimately the players gain experience playing with teammates.

THE PLAYERS HAVE A GREAT OPPORTUNITY TO DEMONSTRATE THEIR DEVELOPING TECHNICAL ABILITIES IN GAME SITUATIONS.

Agility and Coordination

A part of every Little Cubs session will also focus on AGILITY and COORDINATION, two very prevalent physical demands in the game of soccer.  Soccer players must be able to stop and start and change directions quickly, and this training will help them accomplish these movements more efficiently and effectively.  Players are also required to perform skills while moving, and the coordination training will allow the players to become more comfortable executing technical abilities on the move. Most importantly, the agility and coordination training will help our young players improve overall physical abilities and hopefully help with injury prevention as they continue to play this great game.