School's out, and the ball comes out. These are holiday camps run by local clubs and football schools, where kids spend the week on the pitch with coaches: drills, small-sided games and plenty of matches. Some welcome kids who have never played on a team; others suit young players who want a harder week. Check the ages and the coaching language on each one before you book.
Holiday day camps for girls and boys who love football, at any level, run with local club Sportfreunde Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf 03. Kids pick up football tips and tricks, make new friends and take home certificates and medals. A separate goalkeeper camp is for kids who want to play in goal. Coaches put fun and fair play ahead of results, so it suits beginners as well as club players.
A holiday football camp run by the youth coaches of 1. FC Union Berlin, the pro club from Köpenick. In winter it moves indoors to the club's sports hall a short walk from the Alte Försterei stadium.
Kids train morning and afternoon with games and drills built on the club's coaching plan, with fair play part of the lesson. Open to any child, club member or not, with no experience needed.
A full-day football holiday camp run by SV Empor Berlin, the Prenzlauer Berg club that calls itself "Der Kiezclub". Kids train twice a day with the club's licensed coaches and are fed all day: lunch, a fruit snack and drinks.
In the winter holidays the camp moves indoors to sports halls in the district, so kids can keep playing when the outdoor pitches are cold.
School's out, and the ball comes out. These are holiday camps run by local clubs and football schools, where kids spend the week on the pitch with coaches: drills, small-sided games and plenty of matches. Some welcome kids who have never played on a team; others suit young players who want a harder week. Check the ages and the coaching language on each one before you book.
Holiday day camps for girls and boys who love football, at any level, run with local club Sportfreunde Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf 03. Kids pick up football tips and tricks, make new friends and take home certificates and medals. A separate goalkeeper camp is for kids who want to play in goal. Coaches put fun and fair play ahead of results, so it suits beginners as well as club players.
A holiday football camp run by the youth coaches of 1. FC Union Berlin, the pro club from Köpenick. In winter it moves indoors to the club's sports hall a short walk from the Alte Försterei stadium.
Kids train morning and afternoon with games and drills built on the club's coaching plan, with fair play part of the lesson. Open to any child, club member or not, with no experience needed.
A full-day football holiday camp run by SV Empor Berlin, the Prenzlauer Berg club that calls itself "Der Kiezclub". Kids train twice a day with the club's licensed coaches and are fed all day: lunch, a fruit snack and drinks.
In the winter holidays the camp moves indoors to sports halls in the district, so kids can keep playing when the outdoor pitches are cold.
