1)"What is the difference between the Recreational and the Advanced Program?" The recreational program (Soccer Made Fun and Rec-Competitive) is for players normally participating on rec teams as part of in-house leagues such as YMCA, ACYS, CFU, or FSA.

The advanced program (Select and Premier) is for players that normally tryout in order to make a team and play in a league with several clubs competing such as Greater Central Florida (GCF).

2) "Can my son/daughter be placed with his/her friends or teammates?" Players can be placed with their friends or teammates. At times we also break down into smaller groups or pairings and will use skill level when possible to create sub groups during certain exercises. Regardless, our goal is to both challenge players and provide a fun learning environment that brings together friends and makes new friends while improving and building confidence.

3) "What is the coach to player ratio?" We use both staff instructors and associate staff to supervise and teach players in groups of 6 to 10 depending on the age and skill level. Players are also mixed between groups for certain activities such as small sided tournaments. Overall we include one (1) staff member or associate staff for every player eight (8) players (1:8). In the younger ages of 4-7, we use a one to six (1:6) coach to player ratio.

4) My child's age is on the border between 2 program choices (Soccer Made Fun versus Rec-Competitive or Select versus Premier). How do I know for which one to register?" We recognize that children grow and develop at varying rates resulting in differences between kids of the same age. So we offer choices for parents to take into account both physical and emotional maturity along with skill level and experience. Parents should choose the option that meets their child's developmental goals.

5) "What about the heat, safety, and the length of the camp?" Both the half day and full day can be a lot of time on the field for many kids, depending on their age. We provide both tent shade and indoor areas for kids during water breaks. We take water breaks every 10-20 minutes depending on age and heat factor. Extra water is provided for those that run out. We remind kids to use sunscreen daily. The curriculum is designed to be both inspirational and entertaining with frequent changes in activities in order to keep the players attention. Coaches are trained to be motivational. A swimming break is provided for full day kids before lunch. Both half day and full day kids are asked to bring a healthy snack to re-energize during our mid-morning break.