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CUSTOM PACKAGE FOR SEBASTIAN BENEDICTO
Yearly tuition to Soccer Routes classes for Sebastian Benedicto
Day and Time:
Saturday 8:30am with Coach Brian 1x per week.
Cost:
44 per lesson x 43 weekends for 2026 for a total of 1892
Class Description:
(Recommended for Ages 4.5–6)
All Soccer Routes classes are suitable for beginners at every stage!
After Independent level, they've built the motor skills to dribble, stop, and turn confidently. Now it’s time to introduce pressure, problem-solving, and some early (and friendly!) competition. This level brings in new drills, games and challenges and really gets our athletes head in the game by varying the topic each week.
What we focus on:
Dribbling with more speed and control
Sharper directional changes and turns (inside/outside cuts, pullbacks)
Navigating around pressure and recovering the ball after a loss
Intro to passing and receiving with a partner
Understanding that the ball can be “taken away”—a foundational lesson in defense
Beginning to grasp teamwork through shared tasks
For many children, this level introduces emotional challenges—sharing the ball, dealing with mistakes, and being part of a team instead of the center of attention. We guide them through these moments with patience, structure, and encouragement.
Each session ends with their first experience of a scrimmage, where we focus on simple direction and spacing (e.g., going toward the correct goal, staying in play). Expect a lot of crowding around the ball—it’s all part of the learning process!
CUSTOM PACKAGE FOR SEBASTIAN BENEDICTO
Yearly tuition to Soccer Routes classes for Sebastian Benedicto
Day and Time:
Saturday 8:30am with Coach Brian 1x per week.
Cost:
44 per lesson x 43 weekends for 2026 for a total of 1892
Class Description:
(Recommended for Ages 4.5–6)
All Soccer Routes classes are suitable for beginners at every stage!
After Independent level, they've built the motor skills to dribble, stop, and turn confidently. Now it’s time to introduce pressure, problem-solving, and some early (and friendly!) competition. This level brings in new drills, games and challenges and really gets our athletes head in the game by varying the topic each week.
What we focus on:
Dribbling with more speed and control
Sharper directional changes and turns (inside/outside cuts, pullbacks)
Navigating around pressure and recovering the ball after a loss
Intro to passing and receiving with a partner
Understanding that the ball can be “taken away”—a foundational lesson in defense
Beginning to grasp teamwork through shared tasks
For many children, this level introduces emotional challenges—sharing the ball, dealing with mistakes, and being part of a team instead of the center of attention. We guide them through these moments with patience, structure, and encouragement.
Each session ends with their first experience of a scrimmage, where we focus on simple direction and spacing (e.g., going toward the correct goal, staying in play). Expect a lot of crowding around the ball—it’s all part of the learning process!