Coach Ken Soccer Academy

Scroll down the page opened by this link to find it: https://pasoccerclub.org/pasc-programs/youth-development-programs/ -

We spend about 2/3 the time on learning skills and agility training and the final 1/3 on 1v1 and soccer match. If you want more soccer match time consider joining our Saturday Rec league. -

Kids are separated by age and level into groups of 8-10 players with their own coach(es) so they can be coaches at their level. -

Yes it is. We have opened Camp for up to 15 year olds. So we expect to get more kids in that 12-15 year olds group. -

Yes it is. We have players from 4-15 years of all levels. They’re separated into groups of 6-10 by age and level. -

Hi there, email coachkensocceracademy@gmail.com to request a refund. Please note the name of your child. -

Thank you for considering us. Our program is enjoyed by all levels, including beginners. This is because players are separated by both age and level, so she’ll end up with another 5-9 kids her level because we set up groups of 6-10 kids. We do get girls her age and all ages. So she won’t be the only girl. -

In the location. Sometimes right on the field or in the facility say the club house at Cubberly or the tent at Almond. These facilities are in the location. We don’t move kids from one location to another except when we are Cubberly and take younger kids to the play structures at Greendell, which is next to Cubberly and it shares same front entrance with Cubberly even. -

Not really. Cleats only help if kids are over 60lbs. Otherwise any closed toe athletic shoes with good tread (traction) are fine. Kids over 60lbs can however slip especially if fields are wet. Cleats also give players mental advantage. It makes them feel like soccer players. Plus they’re cute:) You can buy cleats and other soccer equipment at the Soccer Pro in San Jose and the Prosoccer in San Carlos soccer stores that will give you a little discount if you say we referred them to you. -

All our our programs are outdoors unless stated otherwise. We can however take shelter and use indoor facilities say like the Palo Alto House club house or school Multipurpose Rooms in case of sudden inclement weather during soccer. -

Thanks for reaching out! Camp Schedule: 9 am – 11 am: Soccer skills lessons, 1v1, fun soccer games, agility, soccer match for kids 4-5 years 11 am – 11:30 am: Snack/lunch break/restrooms 11:30 am – 1 pm: 4-5 years art/park, 6+ years, 1v1, 2v1, 2v2, team possession games, soccer match 1 pm: Morning camp ends 1 pm – 1:30 pm: Snack/lunch break/restrooms (all-day campers rest 1-2 pm) 1:30 pm – 3:30 pm: Soccer skills lessons, fun soccer games, agility, 1v1, soccer match 3:30 pm – 4 pm: Snack/lunch break/restrooms 4 pm – 5 pm: 4-5 years art/park, 6+ years, 1v1, 2v1, 2v2, team possession games, soccer match -

Some schools allow us to let players who do not attend the school to sign up. Others like St Nicholas and Cherry Chase schools do not allow players who do not attend the school to sign up for our Afterschool activities there. In such cases, we recommend you join our Palo Alto YDP and city of Los Altos programs which allow all players to sign up irrespective of the schools or cities of residence. The City of Los Altos however charges 20% non residence fees to all who are not residents of Los Altos. Palo Alto YDP programs do not charge non residence fees. -

We have snack break from 11 am-11:30 am. So we encourage players to have a good breakfast. Players who bring lunch can have it at 1 pm, after camp. -

Since this is a Monday-Friday camp, you sign up one week at a time. For example, you sign up separately for the 1-5 days you want for week of October 5, 12, 19 and 26. -

Yes it is. We spend 9-11 am of camp time on skills. Please let me know who was the coach. Our classes should spend at least 60-70% time on skills and 30-40% on 1v1 and matches, so whoever was coaching was not following our program. Rec League is the opposite. We do 20-30% skills then scrimmage the rest of the time. We however advertise Rec League as such-- it's a recreational league for kids to learn to play in teams, not a class. -

We often have 2 or 3 locations for camps. You chose the location that works best for you. -