TECHNICAL SKILLS PROGRAMS..
SOCCER 4U
U4 (co-ed technical instruction classes - with paid instructors)
Young players (born 2019) will be exposed some of the worlds best coaching methods by licensed instructors. Participation in this program will assist children in developing positive self esteem; promote a healthy attitude towards physical activity as well as developing basic physical literacy and ball skills.
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RECREATIONAL SKILLS ACADEMY
U5/6 (co-ed technical instruction classes - with paid instructors)
U7 (co-ed technical instruction classes - with paid instructors)
U8/9 (co-ed technical instruction classes - with paid instructors)
U10/11 (co-ed technical instruction classes - with paid instructors)
U12+ (co-ed technical instruction classes - with paid instructors)
The Skills Academy clinics are designed to help the individual player by focusing on dribbling, passing, receiving, shooting, and team skills, which will be achieved by playing in various small sided game activities within an encouraging and supportive environment.
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STINGER STARS (SPECIAL NEEDS)
U6-U16 (co-ed soccer sessions - with certified volunteer instructor)
The Aurora FC Stinger Stars program is open to anyone with a physical or intellectual disability between the ages of 6-16 years of age. Aurora FC volunteer technical staff will help ensure that all program players with disabilities have fun in a learning environment, with the opportunity to reach their level in soccer.
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SUMMER CAMPS
U6-U16 (co-ed Full Day Summer Soccer Camps - July)
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Long Term Player Development (LTPD)
As part of the Canada Soccer Association's (CSA) Long Term Player Development program, the AYSC continues to implement the LTPD model into our programs. LTPD Is about putting the player first and offering age-appropriate opportunities for kids to enjoy the game of soccer. Making the game fun is key in teaching and coaching, so that players will continue in the game and may even coach or referee as they get older. To learn more about each stage of development beyond the brief descriptions below, please check out our LTPD Section.
Last Updated on Thursday, 23 February 2023 13:43
