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Coaching & Fun-Filled Adventures On The Field
Coaching & Fun-Filled Adventures On The Field
Soccer Club | 3 - 11 Years | Serving Chikusa-Ku, Nagoya
An Engaging Soccer Program For Kids Ages 3-7!
Soccer Fosters Teamwork, Communication & Cooperation
Playing soccer fosters teamwork, communication, and cooperation as children learn to work together towards a common goal, building essential social-emotional skills and friendships. It also teaches children how to handle conflicts, disagreements, and setbacks on the field, promoting problem-solving skills, resilience, and sportsmanship.
Pack Your Soccer Ball, Water Bottle, And
Running Shoes In A School Backpack For Action-Packed Fun And Rooftop Matches At The Arena!
Playing Soccer Helps Boost Their Confidence
Mastering new skills, scoring goals, and contributing to the team’s success boosts children’s self-esteem, instilling a sense of accomplishment and pride. This positive reinforcement fosters confidence, enhancing their belief in themselves and their abilities both on and off the field.
Small Program Ratios Allow For Personalized Attention
Limiting enrollment to 12 students guarantees personalized attention at PPI Kids Soccer Club. Our qualified coach tailors each lesson to suit every child’s unique interests and abilities. From honing individual skills to fostering teamwork, our approach ensures every player thrives on the field.
Once We Have At Least 5 Students Enrolled, A Bus Takes Your Child To & From Soccer For Your Convenience!
- Restrictions May Apply — Contact Us For More Information.
Team Sports Build A Cultural Appreciation
Soccer’s global reach exposes children to diverse cultures, languages, and perspectives, fostering appreciation and respect. Through interactions on and off the field, they celebrate diversity, build empathy, and embrace inclusivity. Soccer is a powerful platform for cultural exchange, enriching their understanding of the world and fostering unity.
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