Recurring questions from parents about Soccer Camps

Although we have already talked about the Frequently Asked Questions on another occasion, there are other types of questions that we want to address. These are recurring questions from parents about Soccer Camps. We consider it necessary to comment on them because they are just as important as those that can be found on the web.

Often, these questions come to us via email, but due to the frequency of the queries, we have prepared another post about it. This way, you will be able to see at a glance the answers to these questions in addition to the FAQ.

Is there training for goalkeepers at Soccer Camps?

We are sorry to say that there is no specific training for goalkeepers at Soccer Camps. Although there are some drills for goalkeepers, most of the exercises are intended for field players. We do not have specialized goalkeeper training camps.

But we do, however, have daily small games where players can have the opportunity to try out the goalkeeper position. In this way, the boys and girls gain another perspective on the game and it helps them to be more empathetic with their teammates. It also helps them to get along and enhance team play.

How do you take care of hydration and breaks?

We have previously told you about the importance of staying hydrated, especially in a sports environment. That’s why at Soccer Camps Pro we take great care of this issue.

Some U.S. cities in the summer are extremely hot. We know that training at certain hours can be tough due to the high temperatures and sun exposure. In our camps there is always the figure of the Athletic Trainer, who among other things is in charge of monitoring the weather. Of course, he is also in charge of making sure that the necessary breaks are taken. This way, the boys and girls can rest in the shade and drink water.

The coaches also have a program with more breaks when the weather is more intense. At soccer camps, we always recommend applying high protection sunscreen and constantly remind players of this. Also, starting this summer 2025, our camps in the USA will be from 8am to 2pm.

Does Soccer Camps Pro help with visa application?

Of course, our camps are open to everyone. Naturally, there are players who want to come from other countries and, as such, need a visa.

We issue a letter certifying that the player is registered to participate in our camps. But we only do this if the player is already registered.

We also let the families know that the issuance of such a letter does not guarantee the approval of the visa.

These have been other recurring questions from parents about Soccer Camps, do you have any more? You can visit our website or ask us a question at any time.