Soccer Shots: Grades Preschool – Kdg

Soccer Shots is a nationally recognized and awarded program that offers high energy, fun, and age appropriate soccer lessons. Soccer Shots Classic is a high-energy and fun program that utilizes creative and imaginative games to teach soccer skills like dribbling, shooting, and passing/trapping. We also highlight a positive character trait each session such as respect, teamwork, and appreciation, and play scrimmages to learn the rules and concepts of soccer games. We are driven by the belief that a positive experience with sports can make a lasting impact on a child’s life. We believe that soccer is a perfect platform to help prepare children for success, on—and off the field. At Soccer Shots, we believe that it’s not only our opportunity but also our responsibility to positively impact children’s lives.

• Families must register online with ERE AND Soccer Shots at: centralindiana.soccershots.com   Families must register with Soccer Shots to sign the Soccer Shots waiver centralindiana.soccershots.com and policies/procedures and to pay the once per Soccer Shots school year registration fee ($18). Registration fee is charged once every Soccer Shots school year (Aug 2020-July 2021). It includes a Soccer Shots jersey (MSRP $35). Fee is invested in excellent coaches, state-aligned curricula, and communication, so that we can provide the best Children's Soccer Experience. Fee is invested into extensive coach training/education and special events for families such as Orange Fest and collegiate soccer days, which allow families to meet coaches and see their children participate in Soccer Shots. 

Instructor:  Soccer Shots Professional Coaches | kevinr@soccershots.org

Health and Saftey Protocols:

Your coach will:

• Sanitize equipment before and after each session
• Monitor their temperature daily
• Avoid high-fives, fist bumps and unnecessary physical contact
• Wear a face covering if your state and/or local jurisdiction requires or recommends doing so
• Use rings, spots or orange cones as "home base" to keep children spread out when possible
• Request that equipment be cleaned up and put away only by the coach
• Continue to remind children the importance of keeping safe distances when practicing skills
• Avoid the use of pinnies
• Use of modified Soccer Shots cheer at the end of the session
• Encourage smaller groups sizes/larger field setups when possible