If you have more than 4 players interested in training together as a small private group and need additional information and rates, please contact us by submitting the contact us form.
All practices are structured for a 90mins sessions. However, we can do 60mins sessions upon client's request. we just need to know ahead of time in order to plan the practice accordingly.
* 60mins or 90mins practices are the same price.
When 2+ players, The Client "person in charge" becomes in charge of the group. Client must provide all players. All players MUST have same skill level in order to be trained together. Client is responsible for coordinating with parents the best day and time to run the practice, cancelations, rescheduling, and be the spoke person of the group. Rescheduling/Cancellations must be done 7 days in advance.
Any cancelation must be done at least 7 days in advanced in order for us to reschedule that session using the same credit.
Emergencies: We understand things can happen and we are open to reschedule any booked sessions for any unexpected emergency with official proof.
In the case of 2+ Player practices, since it's a group practice; any player who cannot make an specific practice, will lose that practice. No refunds for that day or make up.
*Heavy rain and extreme heat will cancel the practice (light rain or under 105 degrees whether are not reasons for cancelation in the SFV).
Coach Christian is always present during training and in charge of Player Development, telling coaches what to do and jumping in when needed. Sometimes he will run part or the entire practice.
To request Coach Christian exclusively as the trainer, there will be NO 7-days cancelation, which means: you must commit for all 8 sessions ahead of time and the rate is x2 of regular price (no exceptions).
We require a minimum amount of 8 practices because we are not interested in making a quick buck, but to actually take the time to evaluate the players, make them understand the importance of possessing our 8-core values and work on the four pillars of soccer:
Player Development if done correctly takes time, there are 3 stages of learning in sport:
Even though 8 sessions is the minimum we required to start training with us, we recommend a long term commitment to see greater results. We follow the following six stages for our long-term athlete development program players:
OUR PHILOSOPHY
We are convinced that good players are first and essentially humans that are conscious and in control. Our approach to soccer development is to provide training based on a foundation of core values.
As a contact team sport, collaboration, passion and decision-making are key ingredients in the make-up of the effective soccer player. We emphasize these practical pillars, with special focus on open and efficient communication between players and training staff. We are intentional about ensuring that no one is left behind; observing attentively for signs of withdrawal or self-doubt and efficiently guiding players into a united bond of competitive collaborators.
OUR 8-CORE VALUESOur motivation for being involved in soccer training stems from what the sport truly is about: a beautiful, inspiring team sport with the capacity for bringing joy. We know that historically, the best soccer players have primarily one thing in common, i.e. playing to enjoy the game. To that end, we are inspired by a set of core values based on the vital need to make sure everyone who plays does get the best out of it, without taking away from another's chances at catching their fair share of satisfaction and optimum performance.
Our eight core values, therefore, are rooted in fair competition, satisfaction and collaboration. Though they can be further subdivided into more, these eight, strategically capture what our goals for ourselves and our trainees are about:
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2. Interested: Select "Clinics"
3. Comment Box: Type "Please send me the Enrollment Email for the upcoming clinics"
Yes, we allow some time at the end of each session to scrimmage. Playing time is a very important stage in the development phase, where the players have a chance to implement everything that was taught during the practice.
The clinics consist in Footwork warm up, Skill drills & game scenario situations and Scrimmage at the end.
The main purpose of our Clinics is to have fun, but keeping the development aspect in the scope as the main goal. For that reason, we have designed a program where it gradually builds week after week and unfortunately, we do not accept late enrollments.
In fact, enrollment closes the day prior the first practice. However, in occasions we allow late enrollments within the first 2 o 3 weeks if slots are still available. Please contact us if this is your case.
Unfortunately, the program must be paid in full in advanced regardless how many sessions you are attending. Since the clinics program have a set scheduled, if you miss one or more practices there will be no make-up practice of refunds.
The average player misses 2 o 3 practices, which is ok! However, missing more than 75% of the program might affect the development.
Please bring the mandatory PK Training T-Shirt and the mandatory inflated soccer ball
* Return players can use the T-Shirt from previous programs or purchase a new one from us.
* New Players must purchase the Training t-Shirt in order to participate.
* You can bring your own soccer ball or purchase a quality PK Ball from us. Depending of how big/tall the player is, we recommend a Size-4 ball for ages 5 to 9 & Size 5 Ball for ages 10+
In addition, bring comfortable soccer attire: Soccer shorts and socks, plenty of water and a snack such a piece of fruit or a protein bar. A clean t-shirt and sandals are recommended for after practice. Depending of the weather please take into consideration to bring sunscreen, hat, sweater, beanie, etc. During practice shin-guards are not required, but highly recommended during the scrimmage at the end of practice.
Our main goal and purpose is Player development. For that reason, this is not your typical Soccer Clinic where you only go to play around and walk away with just the fun, but to actually learn the basics and fundamental of the sport and a set of essential values while your child is having fun.
It depends of the number of participants we divide all players into 3 or 4 different groups based on skill level and performance (not by age necessarily), so everyone has the opportunity to reach their true and highest potential. We keep our coach-player ratio to a max of 10 child's per head coach, so the participants have the opportunity to develop their skills, values and to grow their game by touching all the aspects of the game.The program is designed to have different topics each week and it gradually builds week after week. Hence, since it gets more challenging; we have the right to either downgrade/upgrade any player that is preforming poorly (because the skill practice is to advanced and needs to refresh some basic skills) or because the player has developed faster than their teammates and needs to be moved up to the next level to keep his/her development.
We touch the 4 pillars of the game: Technical, Tactical, Physical and Psychological divided in 3 sections which are:
OUR PHILOSOPHY
We are convinced that good players are first and essentially humans that are conscious and in control. Our approach to soccer development is to provide training based on a foundation of core values.
As a contact team sport, collaboration, passion and decision-making are key ingredients in the make-up of the effective soccer player. We emphasize these practical pillars, with special focus on open and efficient communication between players and training staff. We are intentional about ensuring that no one is left behind; observing attentively for signs of withdrawal or self-doubt and efficiently guiding players into a united bond of competitive collaborators.
OUR 8-CORE VALUESOur motivation for being involved in soccer training stems from what the sport truly is about: a beautiful, inspiring team sport with the capacity for bringing joy. We know that historically, the best soccer players have primarily one thing in common, i.e. playing to enjoy the game. To that end, we are inspired by a set of core values based on the vital need to make sure everyone who plays does get the best out of it, without taking away from another's chances at catching their fair share of satisfaction and optimum performance.
Our eight core values, therefore, are rooted in fair competition, satisfaction and collaboration. Though they can be further subdivided into more, these eight, strategically capture what our goals for ourselves and our trainees are about:
Just like any organized group program that we offer, Team Practice's dates are set in stone ahead of time. No cancelations or/and rescheduling are allowed. Since it's a group practice, any player who cannot make an specific practice, will lose that practice. No refunds for that day or make up.
*Heavy rain, poor air quality due to a fire and extreme heat will cancel the practice (light rain or under 105 degrees whether are not reasons for cancelation in the SFV).
Elite Soccer PK just offer quality training, we can elevate your team to the next level without a doubt. But unfortunately, we do not go to the actual games.
For that reason, we recommend the team coach/manager to be present during practice.
All practices are structured for a 90mins sessions. However, we can do 60mins sessions upon client's request. we just need to know ahead of time in order to plan the practice accordingly.
* 60mins or 90mins practices are the same price.
Coach Christian is always present during training and in charge of Player Development, telling coaches what to do and jumping in when needed. Sometimes he will run part or the entire practice.
To request Coach Christian exclusively as the trainer, there will be NO 7-days cancelation, which means: you must commit for all 8 sessions ahead of time and the rate is x2 of regular price (no exceptions).
We require a minimum amount of 8 practices because we are not interested in making a quick buck, but to actually take the time to evaluate the players, make them understand the importance of possessing our 8-core values and work on the four pillars of soccer:
Player Development if done correctly takes time, there are 3 stages of learning in sport:
Even though 8 sessions is the minimum we required to start training with us, we recommend a long term commitment to see greater results. We follow the following six stages for our long-term athlete development program players:
OUR PHILOSOPHY
We are convinced that good players are first and essentially humans that are conscious and in control. Our approach to soccer development is to provide training based on a foundation of core values.
As a contact team sport, collaboration, passion and decision-making are key ingredients in the make-up of the effective soccer player. We emphasize these practical pillars, with special focus on open and efficient communication between players and training staff. We are intentional about ensuring that no one is left behind; observing attentively for signs of withdrawal or self-doubt and efficiently guiding players into a united bond of competitive collaborators.
OUR 8-CORE VALUESOur motivation for being involved in soccer training stems from what the sport truly is about: a beautiful, inspiring team sport with the capacity for bringing joy. We know that historically, the best soccer players have primarily one thing in common, i.e. playing to enjoy the game. To that end, we are inspired by a set of core values based on the vital need to make sure everyone who plays does get the best out of it, without taking away from another's chances at catching their fair share of satisfaction and optimum performance.
Our eight core values, therefore, are rooted in fair competition, satisfaction and collaboration. Though they can be further subdivided into more, these eight, strategically capture what our goals for ourselves and our trainees are about:
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The parents’ role is one of support to the players and coaches. Parents should not engage in “coaching” from the sidelines, criticizing players, coaches or game o cials, or trying to in uence the makeup of the team at any time. Every parent and spectator are expected to:
1. Learn and respect the rules of soccer and the rules of the Elite Soccer PK. Must agree with Elite Soccer PK’s philosophy and understand that our main goal is to develop players in a team environment, in order to reach their full potential. Soccer is a teamwork sport where the team goes rst and before any player, parent or coach. Because every player has a di erent development margin of progression, Elite Soccer PK’s coaches have the right to divide and placed them in groups by skill level.
2. Show respect and courtesy to game o cials, coaches and players from both teams at all times and refrain from questioning their decisions or from addressing them in a loud, disrespectful or abusive manner.
3. Soccer is fun but like any other sport, it can be frustrating. Sometimes parents push their child to do something they do not want to and this could lead to frustration; particularly when do not produce the desired results. Do not release your anger and personal frustration toward the coaches; they are not your enemies. Your role as a parent is to be supportive with your child, not tell the coach how to run a practice, game dynamics or in what position your child should play. Child will play where is the best for the team and for their individual development.
4. Cheer for your child’s team in a positive manner, refraining at all times from making negative or abusive remarks about your own or opposing team; respecting players, coaches, parents and spectators. Maintain control of your emotions and avoid actions, language and/or gestures that may be interpreted as hostile and humiliating.
5. Ensure that your child is at all games and practices at the required time or provide the coach with an appropriate excuse beforehand.
6. Do not leave your child alone at practices. If you cannot stay at a practice, permission must be given by the coach to leave your child there only during scheduled practice times. You must be on time to pick your child up after practice. Failure to do so will result in an extra fee or even your child being released from the program with no refunds.
7. Demonstrate appropriate gestures of sportsmanship at the conclusion of a game, win or lose.
8. Teach and practice good sportsmanship and fair play by personally demonstrating commitment to these virtues.
9. Promote the concept that soccer is merely a game, and that players, parents and coaches on the other teams are opponents, not enemies.
10. Understand coaches can do much and parents are responsible to encourage their child practice on their own their juggles and footwork exercises. We recommend to get private lessons and extra group practices like clinics and camps.
11. Understand that all programs including 1on1 Sessions, Clinics, Camps, Team Practices, Birthday Parties, or any other program o ered by Elite Soccer PK are designed and supervised by Coach Christian and an Elite Soccer PK ‘s coach will be running them.
Every player is expected to:
1. Know and respect the rules of soccer and Elite Soccer PK and abide by them at all times.
2. Show respect and courtesy to o cials and coaches by following their instructions and directions.
3. Respect the game o cials and refrain from addressing them or commenting on their decisions during or after the game.
4. Maintain control of his/her emotions, avoiding the use of abusive or profane language, taunting, bullying, humiliating remarks, and/or gestures and physical assault upon another player at any time.
5. Respect the coaches and players of the opposing team and display sportsmanship at the conclusion of a game and be humble and generous in victory and proud and courteous in defeat.
6. Follow all Elite Soccer PK rules, respecting at all times the property of others. Remember that soccer is a game and treat players and coaches on other teams as opponents, not enemies.
7. I will support coaches and sta working with my child in order to encourage a positive and enjoyable experience for all.
8. I will demand a sports environment for my child that is free of drugs, tobacco, alcohol, and will refrain from their use at all Elite Soccer PK events and sessions.
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The parents’ role is one of support to the players and coaches. Parents should not engage in “coaching” from the sidelines, criticizing players, coaches or game o cials, or trying to in uence the makeup of the team at any time. Every parent and spectator are expected to:
1. Learn and respect the rules of soccer and the rules of the Elite Soccer PK. Must agree with Elite Soccer PK’s philosophy and understand that our main goal is to develop players in a team environment, in order to reach their full potential. Soccer is a teamwork sport where the team goes rst and before any player, parent or coach. Because every player has a di erent development margin of progression, Elite Soccer PK’s coaches have the right to divide and placed them in groups by skill level.
2. Show respect and courtesy to game o cials, coaches and players from both teams at all times and refrain from questioning their decisions or from addressing them in a loud, disrespectful or abusive manner.
3. Soccer is fun but like any other sport, it can be frustrating. Sometimes parents push their child to do something they do not want to and this could lead to frustration; particularly when do not produce the desired results. Do not release your anger and personal frustration toward the coaches; they are not your enemies. Your role as a parent is to be supportive with your child, not tell the coach how to run a practice, game dynamics or in what position your child should play. Child will play where is the best for the team and for their individual development.
4. Cheer for your child’s team in a positive manner, refraining at all times from making negative or abusive remarks about your own or opposing team; respecting players, coaches, parents and spectators. Maintain control of your emotions and avoid actions, language and/or gestures that may be interpreted as hostile and humiliating.
5. Ensure that your child is at all games and practices at the required time or provide the coach with an appropriate excuse beforehand.
6. Do not leave your child alone at practices. If you cannot stay at a practice, permission must be given by the coach to leave your child there only during scheduled practice times. You must be on time to pick your child up after practice. Failure to do so will result in an extra fee or even your child being released from the program with no refunds.
7. Demonstrate appropriate gestures of sportsmanship at the conclusion of a game, win or lose.
8. Teach and practice good sportsmanship and fair play by personally demonstrating commitment to these virtues.
9. Promote the concept that soccer is merely a game, and that players, parents and coaches on the other teams are opponents, not enemies.
10. Understand coaches can do much and parents are responsible to encourage their child practice on their own their juggles and footwork exercises. We recommend to get private lessons and extra group practices like clinics and camps.
11. Understand that all programs including 1on1 Sessions, Clinics, Camps, Team Practices, Birthday Parties, or any other program o ered by Elite Soccer PK are designed and supervised by Coach Christian and an Elite Soccer PK ‘s coach will be running them.
Every player is expected to:
1. Know and respect the rules of soccer and Elite Soccer PK and abide by them at all times.
2. Show respect and courtesy to o cials and coaches by following their instructions and directions.
3. Respect the game o cials and refrain from addressing them or commenting on their decisions during or after the game.
4. Maintain control of his/her emotions, avoiding the use of abusive or profane language, taunting, bullying, humiliating remarks, and/or gestures and physical assault upon another player at any time.
5. Respect the coaches and players of the opposing team and display sportsmanship at the conclusion of a game and be humble and generous in victory and proud and courteous in defeat.
6. Follow all Elite Soccer PK rules, respecting at all times the property of others. Remember that soccer is a game and treat players and coaches on other teams as opponents, not enemies.
7. I will support coaches and sta working with my child in order to encourage a positive and enjoyable experience for all.
8. I will demand a sports environment for my child that is free of drugs, tobacco, alcohol, and will refrain from their use at all Elite Soccer PK events and sessions.
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