June 27, 2009:
Summer 2009 HUGS Program 1st Session
July 20, 2009:
International Senior GK Academy
July 27, 2209:
International Junior GK Academy

SPI HUGS-No Session Saturday, July 4th
SPI To Manage CYA U8 Player Academy
Spring 2009

As part of the player development program and now a fully integrated technical development plan (TDP), SPI will manage the CYA U8 Academy beginning this spring season. The program consists of 290 players, 22 volunteer coaches and 10 professional staff.
 
The player development program and associated TDP has taken 10 years to fully implement and now includes all facets of CYA soccer. The plan has as its’ foundation an innovative approach in integrating USSF, UEFA and other internationally licensed professional trainers with volunteers coaches in achieving the training objectives. The emphasis is a long-term, well coordinated method of developing players and coaches.
 
The CYA U8 Academy players will train at the WOG-Turf facility four days week beginning this spring.
 
Summer HUGS 2009 Registration Now Open!
Program Begins Saturday, June 27th

Registration is now open for the Summer HUGS™ Program. This program has been designed for players ages 3 through 6 and will be held at Franklin Middle School in Chantilly. Sessions begin Saturday, June 27th!

  

Future Star Program - Summer 2009
Skill Development Camp For Ages 7-10

The Future Star Program™ has been especially designed for our U8-U11 players with skill and conceptual development as primary focus. Program utilizes a high-level curriculum which challenges our young players both physically and mentally.  
 
 
 
Click on "continue" below for program dates and sessions. Limited spaces available
SPI International Junior Goal-Keeping Academy
Summer 2009 Instructors: Massimo Bonazza and Stefano Tusoni

This summer program has been designed especially for our junior level goal-keepers (U9-U12)and implements European training methods. The week long training camp with EUFA licensed coaches will address the technical, tactical and physical aspects for goal-keepers currently playing or aspiring to play this unique and specialized position.

The focus of the Junior GK Academy is to provide a positive learning experience for our youngest goal-keepers in a structured training environment.

 
 
 
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SPI-Italy

SPI President (Andy Vera) and Director of Youth Programs (Adam Baumgardner) have returned home after a two week tour throughout Italy. The objective of the trip was to visit professional clubs and their youth systems, initiating conversations that would lead to joint program development. SPI hopes to expand its educational alliances around the world and provide higher level opportunities to local youth club players.
 
Two players from the CYA U19 (Tigers) have been selected to attend a formal tryout August of 2009 with Alfonsine Calcio outside of Ravenna.
 
SPI will continue conversations with Italian clubs including Alfonsine and A.C. Cesena early in 2009.
 
 
 
 
SPI International Senior Goal-Keeping Academy
Northern VA High School Goal-keepers Get Trained BY EUFA Coaches

The Senior GK Academy Program has been designed especially for our high level goal-keepers (U13-U18) utilizing European training methods. The week long training academy with EUFA coaches will address the technical, tactical and physical aspects for goal-keepers currently playing or aspiring to play this position at a higher level.

 

 

 

For more information on this program or to register on-line click on "continue" below 

 

SPI HUGS Spring 2009 Program
Program Full! Spring Registration Closed! Summer Reg Now Open!

Registration is now open for the Spring HUGS™ Program. This program has been designed for players ages 3 through 6 and will be held at Franklin Middle School in Chantilly. Late-spring session begin May 3rd!

Click here or "continue" below for program details

 
 
SPI and Chantilly Youth Association
SPI To Train 16 CYA Legacy Travel Teams-Spring 2009

 A partnership based on development

Soccer Performance International is proud to begin its’ 10th year with CYA soccer! The partnership between the two organizations is one based on education of both players and coaches. This successful partnership has impacted over 4,000 players and 520 coaches through a training program tailored to meet the specific needs of CYA. Over the past 9 years CYA members have enjoyed and benefited from weekend training sessions on skills development along with practical instruction for parent coaches.

 

Since CYA believes that player development begins with a proper coaches’ education, SPI licensed trainer’s aid in the transition of new coaches and further develop the seasoned coach. SPI offers a well rounded program consisting of classroom training on the "Fundamentals of Coaching", skills training sessions, and team visits. SPI is also proud to have played a role in the certification of over 300 CYA coaches through the Virginia Youth Soccer Association (VYSA).

In the spring 2009 and as part of a growing CYA Legacy Program, SPI will continue training the six new U-9 travel teams "graduating" from the clubs recreational program along side of the six U10and four U11 teams. Many of these players have been trained by SPI since they were U-5 and participated in the HUGS program! These teams will be playing in all three of the local area leagues (WAGS, NCSL and ODSL). The Legacy Program will have SPI professionally licensed trainers working closely with CYA coaches in all facets of team and player development. For more information on the Legacy Program, contact us at cyalegacy@spisoccer.com

The principal of player and coach education will continue to be the focus of a successful relationship between both Chantilly Youth Association and Soccer Performance International. 


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