All fields are closed for games and training
Jun 14, 2022

Outdoor soccer Registration Open 
SOCCER FOR ALL LEVELS

Community Soccer outdoor 2022

PROGRAM DETAIL:

Starting May 26 to July 1 (6 weeks)

For registration, we used a platform call Powerup. We encourage all members to have the RKH community membership.

Where: KNOB Community soccer field

Active Start

U4, U5 and U6 (COED)

(2016, 2017, 2018)

Thursday: 5:15pm-6:00pm

$65/child – includes jersey/T-shirt and participation medal. 

Once a week for 45 min (parent must stay at the field and might be asked to help with drills).

Each training session is built around four activity stations, one focusing on 20% General Movement skills, 25% Coordination, 25% Soccer Technique and 30% Small-Sided Games.

45Min sessions, teams max 6, games format 3v3

Fundamentals

U7, U8 and U9

(2013,2014,2015)

$80/child – includes jersey/T-shirt and participation medal.
Once a week for 60 min

Thursday: 6:00pm-7:00pm

60Min sessions, teams max 8, games format 4v4

20% General Movement and Coordination 40%Soccer Technique 40%Small-Sided Games Addressing all four of these training “pillars” at each practice session will help develop well-rounded young players with a foundation in physical literacy, solid soccer skills and, ideally, an enduring love of the game.

Learning to train

U10, U11 and U12

(2010,2011, 2012)

$90/child – includes jersey/T-shirt and participation medal.

Thursdays: 7:00pm-8:15pm

75Min sessions, teams max 14, games format 7v7

20% General Movement and Coordination 40%Soccer Technique 40%Small-Sided Games Addressing all four of these training “pillars” at each practice session will help develop well-rounded young players with a foundation in physical literacy, solid soccer skills and, ideally, an enduring love of the game. (60 to 75-Min sessions).

These activities will help players develop a feel for the ball in increasingly large areas by continuing to work on fundamental techniques like dribbling, shooting, faking, turning, and passing.  

While having fun is still a key motivator, discipline will become more and more important as players transition from “game-playing” to “training.”

RICHMOND KNOB HILL
COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION