

Our Programs
We offer programs for kids 2-8 years old. With non-competitive sessions for younger kids and light competitiveness for older ones, our programs focus on fun, skill-building, and teamwork in a supportive, high-energy environment.

First Touch (ages 2-3)
Warm-Up Phase / Discovery Stage
Welcome to the world of soccer! In First Touch, little ones embark on their soccer journey through playful movement, coordination games, imaginative play, and extensive ball exploration. This stage is all about discovery—developing motor skills, confidence, and introducing basic ball skills in a joyful, supportive environment. It's the warm-up phase where we roll, tap, and kick our way into the beautiful game. *Adult participation required
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In Soccer Speak: First touch is the player’s first contact with the ball,
crucial for control and setting up the next move.

Pass & Play (ages 4-6)
Game Awareness / Skill-Building Phase
In Pass & Play, kids begin to build their soccer toolbox with age-appropriate skills, including dribbling, passing, shooting, and fun footwork skills. Through imaginative games and small-group activities, we introduce teamwork, field awareness, and simple soccer concepts. It’s the perfect blend of fun and foundational learning—where players begin to connect the dots and “play” with purpose.
​In Soccer Speak: Pass and play means moving the ball with teammates through passing and active involvement in the game, similar to a give-and-go.

Goleadores (ages 6-8)​
Team Play / Light Competition Phase
Goleadores is where young players grow their skills and embrace the excitement of the game. With an emphasis on team play, friendly competition, and real-game situations, kids sharpen their technique and decision-making. From passing combos to finishing in front of goal, this phase challenges players to work together, try new moves, and celebrate the thrill of scoring.
In Soccer Speak: Goleadores means “goal scorers” in Spanish, the players who finish the play by putting the ball in the net and making the goals happen!
Note: We’ve designed the overlap between Pass & Play and Goleadores intentionally with some flexibility in mind, so that parents can choose whether Pass & Play or Goleadores is right for their child.
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Have questions? Not sure which program is right for your child? Check our FAQs or reach us at info@futbolitosoccer.ca​​
