


There are great sports out there, but the only sport that I'm involved is soccer and if anyone is interested you can check any on the links below.
A good starting point to see if your kid like soccer would be ASC. At ASC the coach's dedicate their time on improving player skills in competitive sports and they teach the value of good sportsmanship.
One's the kid has improved his ball control and moves the next step is to look for a soccer club. One of the clubs that Alexander was on, its called Inferno Soccer Club. At Inferno they believe in using soccer to help players learn positive and healthy life skills that would benefit them throughout their lives.
Alexander decided to change clubs. He wanted to move to a club that was more competitive with other clubs and to have a stronger team. He joined Sereno Soccer Club. Sereno has 35 years of developing youth soccer players of all levels. They are the #1 soccer club in Arizona and are ranked as one of the top clubs in the Nation. Also, they are an official Football Development Partner with Chelsea FC of the English Premier League. The majority of their coach's were professional soccer players and their goal is to give the players the best training available.
It's so good that you support your son on what he wants, but the most important thing is that you believe in him. I also play soccer and I never had and still don't have the support of my parents they say it's a waste of time and they never go see me play it's sad but I really don't care anymore I am older now so I understand. Keep supporting your child's you're a great mom ;)
ReplyDeleteYou seam like a very supportive parent and I love how your encouraging him to do what he enjoys doing. I used to play soccer when I was younger but I absolutely hated it; my team never won a game and I hate losing! But it's good to see that your son has a big interest in soccer, being active in sports is what helps keep kids out of trouble. Who knows, maybe your son will one day play in the FIFA would cup game; with hard work and determination, anything is possible.
ReplyDeleteAlicia--Pretty good two new entries. Pretty good development and analysis. Keep digging. The pink on pink on pink is a bit tough to read in #6.
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