MULES YOUTH DAY CAMPS - SUMMER 2025

Event Registration Details
July 21st - July 24th @ Muhlenberg Goalkeeper / Striker Camp
Ages: 12 - 18 Years (Boys & Girls) Time: 9am - 12:00pm Cost: $238.50 ($225 + $13.50 fee) SAVE $26 if registered before June 1st REGISTER

Camp Registration Dates and Information
July 28 - 31 @ Upper Saucon - Community Park Southern Lehigh Soccer Club Camp
Ages: 5 - 13 Years (Boys & Girls) Full Day (Ages 8 - 13): 9am - 3pm Half Day (Ages 5 - 13): 9am - 11:45am

Camp Registration Dates and Information
July 7th - 11th @ Muhlenberg Partnered with Parkland Area Soccer Club
Ages: 5 - 13 Years Full Day (Ages 7 - 13): 9am - 3pm Cost: $265 ($250 + $15 Fee) SAVE $26 if registered before June 1st Half Day (Ages 5 - 13): 9am - 11:45am Cost : $238.50 ($225 + $13.50 Fee) SAVE $26 if registered before June 1st REGISTER Discounts @ Muhlenberg Camp Sibling Discount: $5 Off per Camper Muhlenberg Employee Discount: $15 Off per Camper (No Stacking Discounts)

Potential Staff:

Sean Topping - Muhlenberg head men's coach
Katharine Prescott - Muhlenberg head women's coach
Kyle Grim - Muhlenberg men's assistant/Emmaus HS assistant coach
Tyler Madeira - Muhlenberg men's assistant coach
Todd Ervin - Muhlenberg men's assistant coach
Muhlenberg men's & women's current players

Soccer Development Camps (SDC):

The training of correct techniques before the age of 14 is critical. Research has proven that bad technical habits are increasingly more difficult to correct past the age of 14. The seven basic techniques of soccer are:

Control (First Touch)
Passing
Dribbling
Shooting
Defending
GK Training - Kyle Grim - Muhlenberg GK Coach

Small Sided Game Tactics:
Tactics involve making the correct choices during the game. In soccer we train players to understand correct choices in certain game situations. Should I pass the ball or dribble it; should I pass to Player A or B? Although soccer, at the adult level, is an 11 versus 11 game, it is important to note that, at any one time, only a small portion of the team is involved in the play. In our soccer school we train our players much of the time in the 4v4 format. This gives players in possession 3 choices of pass plus the option of dribbling. The basic shape is of a diamond. Most progressive training ideas today involve small sided training to aid players in making good decisions. It should be remembered by parents and coaches that if children are pushed into full sided soccer too quickly (11v11) then they develop a confused version of mob-ball which is not conducive to good technical or tactical development.

Camp Details:

Equipment: Shin guards, soccer cleats and sneakers or indoor shoes must be brought daily!
Ball: Campers will need to bring their own ball to camp! Please make sure to write your name clearly on the ball.
Snack & Lunch: Campers will need to bring a snack & lunch (camp snack bar will have pizza, water, gatorade and some candy!) Please try to stay away from bringing peanut & tree nut foods.
Sunscreen and or hat - reminder to apply sunscreen at home and pack some for them to reapply throughout camp. We will help the little ones and remind the older campers.
CampBank: You can put money in the camp bank for your son/daughter and whatever they buy will be subtracted out of their bank. On Friday the balance of the camp bank is returned to you.
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Friday – Full Day & Half Day ends at 12:00pm!
A certified trainer will be on site during the entire camp week.

If you have any further questions, please feel free to call me at C: 610-657-2238 or email mulesocceracademy@gmail.com .