Camp Info
| Ages: | 8–12 |
| Type: | Day |
| Gender: | Co-Ed |
| Setting: | City |
| Sports: | Sports, Team Sports, Soccer |
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San Diego, CA, USA
Three days of soccer-focused Week Access put players into Bravo FC’s academy environment at 4S Ranch, combining technical work with game-like practice and scrimmage play. The option is presented as six hours across three days, giving ages 8–12 a short-format way to train with the same Academy program used for Bravo FC’s year-round development pathway. That Academy follows a European and Portuguese-influenced approach built around technique, decision-making, and confidence under pressure.
On the field, players work through ball mastery, first touch, footwork, dribbling, changes of pace, shooting and striking mechanics, crossing, set pieces, finishing, scanning, tactical awareness, and realistic game scenarios. Bravo FC’s broader academy structure uses small groups and a consistent coaching standard, while scrimmages give players a place to apply skills instead of only repeating isolated drills.
This format is a practical fit for young soccer players who want concentrated technical and tactical work without joining a long-term membership. Training is field-based in 4S Ranch in San Diego and connects directly to Bravo FC’s established academy environment. The camp-style Week Access is flexible and drop-in in nature, while the training itself emphasizes individual development, purposeful repetition, game intelligence, and applying skills in live play.
| Ages: | 8–12 |
| Type: | Day |
| Gender: | Co-Ed |
| Setting: | City |
| Sports: | Sports, Team Sports, Soccer |
You won’t be charged yet. The camp will contact you to confirm all terms first.
You can still submit a quick request to let the camp know you’re interested.
Week Access places players into Bravo FC’s existing Academy training environment rather than a separate recreational curriculum. The Week Access format is listed as three days and six total hours, with technical mastery, game-simulation, and scrimmage play. The Academy itself follows a structured European and Portuguese-influenced development approach in which each session builds technical execution and tactical understanding.
Training starts with core soccer tools such as ball mastery, first touch, footwork, dribbling, change of pace, and ball retention under pressure. Players also work on scanning, vision, decision-making, shooting and striking mechanics, crossing, set pieces, and finishing. Those skills are then carried into tactical scenarios and scrimmages so players can make decisions in more realistic game conditions.
The short format gives players access to academy-style work over one three-day span. Training is field-based at 4S Ranch and is positioned for boys and girls in the Academy age band of 8–12. The emphasis stays on soccer development itself: purposeful technical repetition, tactical awareness, confident decision-making, and applying skills in live play.
Participation in Bravo FC training involves the inherent physical risks of soccer, and enrollment includes an assumption-of-risk and liability waiver. Players are expected to stay focused, respect staff and teammates, and avoid disruptive behavior or physical altercations.
Bravo FC uses a strike system for conduct violations, with three strikes leading to removal. Training schedules and locations may change because of field availability, permits, weather, facility reassignments, or other operational needs.
Training follows Bravo FC’s unified coaching model led by founder and Director of Youth Development Chris Silva. Bravo FC describes Silva as bringing experience from a Portuguese professional-club environment, and the Academy uses one consistent coaching standard across its development program. Sessions emphasize direct soccer instruction, technical detail, tactical understanding, discipline, leadership, and mentorship alongside on-field skill development.
Week Access is based at 4S Ranch in San Diego and is listed as a three-day, six-hour training option with the Academy. Players should bring cleats, shin guards, and water. Registration is handled through Bravo FC’s live schedule. Because Bravo FC uses shared and third-party fields, training times and locations can change with permits, field availability, weather, or operational needs.
Single-purchase camps and clinics are non-refundable and non-transferable.
