Thursday, July 1, 2010

Minnesota Thunder Academy offers camps to improve soccer skills

During the summer, the Minnesota Thunder Academy will put on summer camps for children and youth of all ages. This is the perfect opportunity for young soccer players to improve on critical skills like shooting, passing, dribbling, and working well with others on the field. Camps run throughout June and July, so it is important to register and check your calendar. You do not want to miss an opportunity like this one. This summer program is specifically targeting young soccer players who have a deep passion for the game of soccer and who want to reach new levels of development.

The Academy Camps last about a week from Monday to Thursday. There is no training on Friday because this gives the kids extra time to rest their bodies on the weekends. Having Friday off reduces the risk of injury and allows the players to have lots of energy and focus during the four days of camp.

There are also the Mini Bolts Camps. These camps are set up for very young players. Ages appropriate for this camp are between five and eight years old. This camp is not meant for serious training or for intense workouts. During the two hours each day, the kids receive the opportunity to play soccer with other kids for the sole purpose of having as much fun as possible.

Then, there is the Girls Elite Camp. This camp is looking for highly determined, young girls who want to develop their talents in order to play soccer at higher levels.

All of the dates and information about the Minnesota Thunder Academy summer camps can be found at: http://www.mnthunderacademy.org/player-camps-clinics/

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