We welcome children ages 1.5 to 18 years. We tailor programs by developmental stage so younger kids learn fundamentals in a safe environment.

We offer a range of programs designed for children ages 1.5 to 18 years, tailored to different needs, goals, and schedules.

• Public Classes: Perfect for children taking their first steps into soccer or families wanting flexibility. Sessions are fun, social, and open to everyone.
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• Private Group Classes: Great if you’d like a more specific, tailored experience and control over who’s in the group. Popular for after-school clubs, pod groups, homeschooling, or extra training outside of club soccer.
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• Individual Coaching: Designed for older or more experienced players who want greater detail and a personalized approach. Available one-on-one or with a like-minded friend for technical or position-specific work (e.g., goalkeeping).
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• Leagues (NanoSoccer): Small-sided 1v1 and 3v3 leagues that maximize touches, creativity, and decision-making. These provide consistent weekly games and are a fun way to develop skills in a real-game environment.
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• Seasonal Camps (Nike Soccer Camps): Action-packed programs during school breaks that combine skill-building, scrimmages, and fun activities. A great option for kids looking to stay active, improve quickly, and make new friends.
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All sign-ups are handled online. Simply choose your program and complete the short registration form:

• Public Classes: $27 per session. You can also purchase passes for 4 or more classes at a time for added convenience. ???? Click here to register

• Private Group Classes: $115per player (5 players minimum) for 4 session. ???? Click here to register

• Individual Coaching: 1:1 $320 for 4 sessions. 1:2 $170 per player (1 coach :2players) for 4 session. ???? Click here to register

• Leagues (NanoSoccer): $325 per season (early bird and sibling discounts available). ???? Click here to register

• Seasonal Camps (Nike Soccer Camps): Pricing varies by camp. ???? Click here to register

We recommend registering early, as spaces often fill quickly. Discounts (early bird or sibling) are announced on program pages.

We try to limit classes 8 children. We do occasionally allow exceptions and are happy to be flexible. Private Group Classes have participation limits set by the parents involved in leading the group. If you have any questions regarding this, please email matt@socalyouthsports.com. 

Classes will not take place if any of the following extreme weather conditions occur: 

• Forecasts of 95° F or higher
• AQI in the red zone (as provided by AirNow – EPA Air Quality App)
• Extreme rainfall on the day, leaving the surface unsafe
• Lightning and hail storms
• Extreme snowfall
• Winds which would cause class to become a dangerous environment

You will be contacted prior to your scheduled class in the event of any of the above weather conditions and we will work with each family to arrange a replacement class.

Classes are absolutely co-ed. We are happy to support you and your child in any way possible. If you would like a gender specific group please consider requesting a Private Group Class

We do not believe in having a ‘check box’, objective-based curriculum for our classes. However, we do follow a class framework to ensure your child is getting the best experience. The framework delivers a personal experience for each child where each class is tailored to their age, stage and ability. For more on our DNA click here.

We believe development is cyclical, objective driven process. No child is the same. Whether it is learning the violin, playing soccer, or chess, children develop physically, technically, emotionally, and socially at different rates.  Therefore having ‘Levels of Play’ is unnecessary and inappropriate in our setting of small personal groups.  If you want more specificity with classmates and experienced players, creating your own private group is the way to go.

Your role as a parent, with any educational endeavor, is crucial. Developing skills and understanding doesn’t just happen in classes, it is continuous and starts at home. Our coaches are more than happy to suggest and support outside of class.

The classes themselves are intentionally chaotic to ensure each child is making their own decisions, developing creative and critical thinking. Research suggests this approach supports development, understanding, and skill acquisition. Having a guided, reflective, question and answer based approach, we understand that we ask a lot of the children. We know, in the early stages, there is going to be as much failure as success. This is where learning takes place.

We ask our parents are to be involved with this process. Asking the simple, ‘who, what, why, when, where’ questions are the best tools to support your child and their understanding as opposed to directive instructions such as ‘pass it, dribble, shoot.’