In the organizer's words:
This camp is inclusive. Anyone can take part, whether they are ambitious club players, recreational footballers or athletes with disabilities (suitable for pedestrians and walkers, no care service available). The sports facilities are barrier-free.
A camp day consists of approximately two hours of soccer training in the morning, followed by lunch at selected local restaurants and afternoon supervision. After lunch, we test the young players' joke and quiz skills. Then it's on to the soccer pitch, where small soccer mini-games such as soccer tennis, soccer chess, soccer boccia, etc. are played. Here, too, we pay attention to small groups so that the game is fun with lots of contact with the ball. The training day ends with an afternoon tournament.
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Per person including meals and camp equipment Contact Marc Stiegler m.stiegler@muenchner-fussball-schule.de 0151-42128786
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