Wake Forest Woens Soccer Kickin Kids 2 Camp

United States, Winston-Salem

Overview

Wake Forest Women’s Soccer Kickin’ Kids 2 Camp: Fun-Filled Soccer for Young Players Located in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, the Wake Forest Women’s Soccer Kickin’ Kids 2 Camp is a half-day program designed specifically for boys and girls aged 5-8. This camp offers an exciting introduction to soccer in a supportive and interactive environment, making it perfect for young players eager to develop their skills while having fun. What Makes This Camp Special? The camp curriculum is tailored to the developmental age, skill level, and attention span of its participants. Led by Wake Forest University’s soccer coaches and players, campers benefit from expert instruction in a fun, engaging atmosphere. The program emphasizes foundational soccer skills while fostering teamwork, confidence, and a love for the game. Camp Highlights Age-Appropriate Training: Adjusted to meet the needs of young players, the camp focuses on basic techniques like dribbling, passing, and shooting. Interactive Environment: Through games and activities, campers learn soccer fundamentals in a way that keeps them engaged and excited. Expert Coaching: Wake Forest coaches and players provide hands-on instruction and supervision throughout the camp. Superior Facilities: Campers train at Wake Forest’s top-tier soccer facilities, ensuring a safe and professional environment. Why Choose Kickin’ Kids 2 Camp? Tailored Curriculum: Activities are designed to match the skill level and attention span of younger players, ensuring they stay motivated and enjoy learning. Focus on Fun: The camp prioritizes creating a positive experience where kids can build confidence and make new friends. Experienced Staff: With guidance from Wake Forest’s accomplished coaches and athletes, campers receive high-quality instruction in a nurturing setting. Who Should Attend? This camp is ideal for children aged 5-8 who are new to soccer or looking to enhance their foundational skills in a fun and structured environment. For families seeking an engaging summer program that introduces their child to soccer while fostering personal growth, the Wake Forest Women’s Soccer Kickin’ Kids 2 Camp is an excellent choice. It’s more than just a camp—it’s where young players begin their love for the game!

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Departure from:	United States
Age:	1–18
Gender:	Co-Ed
Type:	Day
Sports:	Soccer

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Country:	United States
Regions:	Winston-Salem
Address:	Reisterstown, Winston-Salem, NC, 27106

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