Format · School-break training blocks
Current focus · Summer camp schedule
Best for · Concentrated reps
Multi-day training / TWFC

Camps built for concentrated work.

TWFC camps give players a focused block of training during school breaks, with enough time to repeat, apply, compete, and build confidence across several days.

Current camp schedule

Summer camps are currently running.

These are multi-day training environments for players who benefit from a short, concentrated window of work. Spring Break Camp is part of the camp offering, but dates are not open yet.

Session 01

Summer Camp

DatesJune 8 - 11
Time8AM - 12PM
Format4 mornings

A focused morning camp block built around training, repetition, and competitive application.

Register session 1
Session 02

Summer Camp

DatesJuly 6 - 9
Time8AM - 12PM
Format4 mornings

A second summer training block for players who need concentrated work before the next competitive stretch.

Register session 2
Spring break

Spring Break Camp

DatesComing soon
TimeComing soon
StatusNot open yet

Spring Break Camp dates will be posted once the next school-break schedule is confirmed.

Dates coming soon
Why camps exist

A shorter window can still carry a serious standard.

Camps are not separate from the club model. They are a concentrated version of the same development standard: clear instruction, purposeful repetition, and game-connected work.

  • Focused training blocks. Multiple days allow coaches to build an idea, repeat it, and then test it through competitive exercises.
  • More touches, more decisions. Players get a dense training rhythm that helps technical work connect to real choices in the game.
  • A useful school-break environment. Camps give families a structured soccer option during breaks without disconnecting from TWFC standards.
Camp focus

The work should feel active, coached, and connected to the game.

Each camp block can adapt to the players in front of the staff, but the structure should always protect the same priorities.

01
Technical repetition

Touches, receiving habits, passing quality, ball control, and finishing details.

02
Game decisions

Seeing options, solving pressure, supporting teammates, and choosing with purpose.

03
Competitive play

Small-sided games and competitive moments that make the training matter.

04
Energy and confidence

A positive, demanding environment that keeps players engaged through the full camp block.

What families need to know

Simple schedule. Clear environment. Real training.

Morning camp blocks.

The current summer camp schedule is built around four-hour morning sessions. Families get a clear window, and players get enough time each day for warm-up, instruction, repetition, competitive work, and reset.

  • SessionsSession 1: June 8 - 11. Session 2: July 6 - 9.
  • Daily time8AM - 12PM for both current summer sessions.
  • Spring breakNot currently scheduled. Dates coming soon.
  • Best next stepUse the contact form to ask about registration, age fit, location, and remaining availability.
Camp questions

Need help with age fit, registration, or availability?

Send us the player age, the camp session you are asking about, and any schedule questions. We will help you identify the right next step.