Nike Soccer Camps

Chris 

on Google

3 weeks ago

Nike’s “Golden Boot” Camp – More Like Golden Bust (Come for the false promises, stay for the sunstroke.) 0 out of 5, if that were an option. Welcome to Nike Golden Boot Soccer Academy in Orinda, where the only thing “elite” is the level of disorganization, and the only thing “golden” is the relentless sun baking your child while they try to survive what can only be described as a soccer-themed endurance test disguised as a camp. Let’s start with the “break area,” a.k.a. the slice of shade cast by the roof of the Wilder Art... read more

Jules Barraford-Temel 

on Google

a month ago

We were drawn to the program based on the advertised focus on developing both technical and tactical soccer skills. Given that it was a four-day camp, we expected a concentrated and progressive experience, one that would leave our child feeling excited and engaged each day. Unfortunately, that did not happen. From both our observations and our child’s feedback, the younger group spent very little time on actual skill-building. The sessions largely consisted of scrimmages and non-soccer-related games like handball, duck-duck-... read more

Muris Halilic 

on Google

3 years ago

It was my son’s first soccer camp and I did not know how he will like the camp but after first day at camp he was so happy and he could not wait to go back next day. The coaches were amazing and they did an amazing job .Definitely will recommend to anyone and can’t wait to take my son again. 

J P 

on Google

3 years ago

My 7 year old son attended the thanksgiving camp in Schaumburg. It was 3 days and though he was young I thought was a great way to give him a peak at the next level to see how competitive he could be. He was a little taken back by having to compete with players better than him and older but the way the camp was broken down it gave him a chance to learn what they knew, practice new skills and then push himself against better players.