Enrollment still open for Wisconsin Soccer Winter Holiday Camps
December 10, 2015 | Men's Soccer
Great camp options available for enrollment
The Wisconsin men's soccer team has opened up enrollment for its 2016 winter camp lineup, which includes the ongoing Winter Academy, the Winter College ID Camp and the newly added College Player Experience Camp.
NOTES:Â
- The College ID Camp has sold out.
-Â AÂ College Player Experience Camp has been added to the winter camp schedule and will be held on March 5. More information can be found below for the College Player Experience Camp.
- Registration will soon be opening for summer camps.
Wisconsin Soccer Camps provide players of all levels the chance to take part in advanced training activities and playing opportunities that can be used to take their game to new heights. Whether you are looking to improve your technical skills, make your local club or high school team, or are trying to advance your game to the college level, the Wisconsin Soccer Camps can help you reach your goals. Campers will also have the chance to learn from UW players and coaches, including former Major League Soccer and United States National Team assistant coach, and current Wisconsin head coach, John Trask, in an organized and energy-filled environment.Â
The Winter Academy and Winter College ID Camp are held in the McClain Center on the Camp Randall Stadium grounds.
WINTER COLLEGE ID CAMP (JANUARY 16-17)
The Winter College ID Camp, held Jan. 16-17, is designed for players and prospects to gain a better understanding of the demands of Division I college soccer. Over the course of two days, the Wisconsin Men's Soccer coaching staff, as well as other college coaches, will train campers as if they were current members of the Wisconsin soccer team. Within these training sessions, the UW coaching staff will utilize UW players as demonstrative assistants to help campers directly compare their strengths and weaknesses. By the end of the weekend, the goal is to provide participants with an understanding of where they are with their development and what tools they need to concentrate on before entering the collegiate environment. The Winter College ID Camp is open to any and all male entrants grades 9-Jr. College.
- Find out more information on the Winter College ID Camp
WINTER ACADEMY (TUESDAY NIGHTS THROUGH APRIL 12)
The Wisconsin Soccer Camp season has already kicked off and is well underway with the Winter Academy, which is currently running on Tuesday nights through April 12. The Tuesday evening training sessions are led by Wisconsin Men's Soccer Head Coach John Trask and are taught and trained with specific technical instructions to improve dribbling, passing, shooting and every aspect to help campers become a total player. Sessions are fun and will also challenge players to improve every time they attend. Each Tuesday, a Junior Academy is held 6-7:15 p.m. for boys ages 5-12, while a Senior Academy is held 7:15-8:30 p.m.
- Find out more information on the Winter Academy
COLLEGE PLAYER EXPERIENCE CAMP (MARCH 5)
The College Player Experience Camp will be held March 5 and is designed for players and prospects to gain a better understanding of the demands of Division I college soccer. The entire Badger coaching staff will be directly involved in the oversight of the training. The College Player Experience will included sessions about nutrition, including eating a pregame meal, as well as strength and conditioning sessions that will be directed by the team's current strength and conditioning coach. Additionally, participants will be presented a video analysis and pregame talk in advance of the UW spring exhibition match the evening of March 5. The day will also include a classroom session devoted to "a day in the life" of a college soccer player as well as two on-field practice/match sessions. This camp is open to any and all male entrants in grades 9 through Jr. College.
- Find out more on the College Player Experience Camp
For more information on any of the men's soccer camps, please contact the men's soccer office by phone at (608) 263-1799 or email badgercamps@uwbadgers.com. For camp details, including registration, please visit the Wisconsin soccer camp page: uwcamps.com/boyssoccer.
Wisconsin offers campers a first-class experience in developing as a soccer player and the opportunity to learn from some of the most dedicated and well-respected coaches in the country, including the Wisconsin coaching staff.
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NOTES:Â
- The College ID Camp has sold out.
-Â AÂ College Player Experience Camp has been added to the winter camp schedule and will be held on March 5. More information can be found below for the College Player Experience Camp.
- Registration will soon be opening for summer camps.
Wisconsin Soccer Camps provide players of all levels the chance to take part in advanced training activities and playing opportunities that can be used to take their game to new heights. Whether you are looking to improve your technical skills, make your local club or high school team, or are trying to advance your game to the college level, the Wisconsin Soccer Camps can help you reach your goals. Campers will also have the chance to learn from UW players and coaches, including former Major League Soccer and United States National Team assistant coach, and current Wisconsin head coach, John Trask, in an organized and energy-filled environment.Â
The Winter Academy and Winter College ID Camp are held in the McClain Center on the Camp Randall Stadium grounds.
WINTER COLLEGE ID CAMP (JANUARY 16-17)
The Winter College ID Camp, held Jan. 16-17, is designed for players and prospects to gain a better understanding of the demands of Division I college soccer. Over the course of two days, the Wisconsin Men's Soccer coaching staff, as well as other college coaches, will train campers as if they were current members of the Wisconsin soccer team. Within these training sessions, the UW coaching staff will utilize UW players as demonstrative assistants to help campers directly compare their strengths and weaknesses. By the end of the weekend, the goal is to provide participants with an understanding of where they are with their development and what tools they need to concentrate on before entering the collegiate environment. The Winter College ID Camp is open to any and all male entrants grades 9-Jr. College.
- Find out more information on the Winter College ID Camp
WINTER ACADEMY (TUESDAY NIGHTS THROUGH APRIL 12)
The Wisconsin Soccer Camp season has already kicked off and is well underway with the Winter Academy, which is currently running on Tuesday nights through April 12. The Tuesday evening training sessions are led by Wisconsin Men's Soccer Head Coach John Trask and are taught and trained with specific technical instructions to improve dribbling, passing, shooting and every aspect to help campers become a total player. Sessions are fun and will also challenge players to improve every time they attend. Each Tuesday, a Junior Academy is held 6-7:15 p.m. for boys ages 5-12, while a Senior Academy is held 7:15-8:30 p.m.
- Find out more information on the Winter Academy
COLLEGE PLAYER EXPERIENCE CAMP (MARCH 5)
The College Player Experience Camp will be held March 5 and is designed for players and prospects to gain a better understanding of the demands of Division I college soccer. The entire Badger coaching staff will be directly involved in the oversight of the training. The College Player Experience will included sessions about nutrition, including eating a pregame meal, as well as strength and conditioning sessions that will be directed by the team's current strength and conditioning coach. Additionally, participants will be presented a video analysis and pregame talk in advance of the UW spring exhibition match the evening of March 5. The day will also include a classroom session devoted to "a day in the life" of a college soccer player as well as two on-field practice/match sessions. This camp is open to any and all male entrants in grades 9 through Jr. College.
- Find out more on the College Player Experience Camp
For more information on any of the men's soccer camps, please contact the men's soccer office by phone at (608) 263-1799 or email badgercamps@uwbadgers.com. For camp details, including registration, please visit the Wisconsin soccer camp page: uwcamps.com/boyssoccer.
Wisconsin offers campers a first-class experience in developing as a soccer player and the opportunity to learn from some of the most dedicated and well-respected coaches in the country, including the Wisconsin coaching staff.
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