26 Summer Camp Week 5 – July 6 – July 10

We know summer schedules can be all over the place — vacations, family plans, and everything in between. That’s why we built our Summer Drop-In Camp to be completely flexible.

Instead of committing to a full week, families can register day by day, giving players the freedom to train whenever it fits their schedule. No pressure. No long-term commitment. Just high-quality training when you’re ready.

This camp is perfect for players who want to stay active, improve their skills, and keep developing all summer long — while still enjoying time off the field.

High-energy sessions, skill development, and a fun training environment — built with flexibility in mind.

Train when you can. Rest when you need. We’ll be ready whenever you show up ⚽🔥

Speaker

Christian Udaeta

Rebels FC - Head Coach, Royal HS - JV Head Coach, U13 Simi Valley Eclipse - Head Coach

Juan Lopez

Lead Trainer

Frequently Asked Questions

What ages is the camp for?

We welcome players of all skill levels.

Do players need prior experience?

No — our camp is designed for all levels, from beginners to advanced players, we will break them up according to level, experience and age.

What happens during each session?

- Technical skill training - Game-based activities - Small-sided games - Fun competitions

Are there breaks?

Yes — we include water breaks throughout and a 20-minute snack break during the morning session. If your athlete is participating in the full day camp we will have a lunch break as well.

How much does it cost?

- $50 per session - Full-day option available for $90

Do I have to sign up for the full week?

No — this is a drop-in camp, so you can attend any day that works for you.

What should my player bring?

- Soccer cleats or turf shoes - Water bottle - Snack/lunch - Shin guards (recommended)

Is food provided?

No — players should bring their own snack and/or lunch.

What makes this camp different?

Our camp focuses on: - Player development - Fun, competitive environment - Flexible scheduling for families