Camp Directors

• Positional Camp Deo Moleka

• Striker Camp Iggy Moleka
• Keeper Camp Gaucho Pinho

Dates:                June 10-14, 2013

Times:                9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.

Cost:                  $150 (5 Day Camp)

Ages:                 U9 and Up (Academy/Select*)

Location:            Polo Fields - 
6050 Majors Road, Cumming, Ga 30040

Elite Striker/Keeper Camp - Forsyth

Dates:                July 22-25, 2013

Times:                9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.

Cost:                  $165 (4 Day Camp)

Ages:                 U9 and Up (Academy/Select*)

Location:            Polo Fields -
6050 Majors Road, Cumming, Ga 30040

Weather Policy

Sessions may be rescheduled due to bad weather.

Refunds

UFA has a no-refund policy. 

*Recreational players can participate in the camp upon recommendation from Jeff Salas, Rec Director - Forsyth, 
or Matt Newman, Rec Director - Dawson/Lumpkin

To Register, click here for directions

Ball Mastery Camp

The Ball Mastery Camp will provide advanced skill training and will focus on the technical aspects of the game to increase individual performance. Sessions will be dynamic, fast pace, and will cover all areas of technical development. The curriculum emphasizes juggling, ball control, fast footwork, dribbling, receiving, and passing skills.

Juggling and Ball Control

Mastering technique and skill is a must for young players looking to increase their ability to compete in a competitive soccer environment and enjoy the game.  In addition to developing individual touch, balance, agility, and soccer specific fitness players will be provided with a framework of how to improve their individual technique at home through structured, competitive, and fun activities

•  Juggling is a key element to developing the foundation of soccer success: ball mastery.

Fast Footwork

Fast Footwork is a powerful method for improving your ball control and dribbling skills.

• Fast footwork will help you become comfortable with the ball at your feet in tight areas, allow you to get away from opponents in situations you never thought possible, not to mention develop quality “touch” in both feet.

Dribbling

Dynamic dribblers are needed all over the field, with the ability to carry the ball past an opponent while being in control, whether by using a series of simple taps or a fantastic move around a opponent. If a player can't dribble a ball, then he cannot play the game.

• Players will hone their footwork; learn how to beat opponents off the dribble, and how to better protect the ball.

Receiving

Mastery of receiving sets up everything that a player and the whole team wish to accomplish during a match, including maintaining possession of the ball, passing, and shooting.

• Receiving is one of soccer’s most fundamental individual skills and requires great concentration and practice because of the countless ways in which a ball may arrive.

Passing

The best players in the world hardly ever give it up because their game IQ is through the roof and moving the ball out of pressure and into feet or space is a big part of that. You truly need all these passes in your back pocket if you're going to be a player.

• Learn all kinds of different ways to distribute the ball. Including playing it long, short, weighted, over the top and with different parts of your feet, like back heel pass.

Elite Striker / Keeper Camp

Striker Sessions

This camp was designed for players looking to improve their goal scoring technique and performance. This intensive camp will elevate your 1-on-1 skills against the goalkeeper, wide-angled shots, volleys, shots from crosses, and ‘rapid fire’ shooting games.

• Focus on shooting, composure in front of the net, back-to-goal play, and of course finishing.

Scoring goals is what every striker dreams about. Simply, if you don’t score, then you are not performing well. We would say that playing striker is the toughest and most painful position to play. This is because you need to have great soccer dribbling and soccer shooting skills but also because defenders will do everything in their power to stop you. There is no greater feeling then scoring a goal, so don’t give up so easily;instead, try your best and the goals will come. The will and personality of a great striker is what all top coaches look for. Our camp focuses on the technique and the tactics a forward needs to put the ball into the back of the net.

Goalkeeper Sessions

This camp was designed for players to learn the technical skills and tactical knowledge needed to be successful keepers. This camp will also focus on the physical, mental, and social elements of the game, developing players as individuals within 1-on-1 situations, as well as gaining an understanding of working as a team both in defensive and attacking situations.

• Focus on diving saves, throwing, boxing, goal kicks, positioning, and reading the game.

As the goalie you will be the last one who can stop your opponent’s from scoring. You must therefore make few mistakes as possible. You need also to keep yourself cool even when you fail. To maintain your calm in difficult situations you will need a great personality and also ability to infect your teammates with your own confidence

Camp Directors

• Positional Camp Deo Moleka

• Striker Camp Iggy Moleka
• Keeper Camp Gaucho Pinho

Dates:                June 10-14, 2013

Times:                9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.

Cost:                  $150 (5 Day Camp)

Ages:                 U9 and Up (Academy/Select*)

Location:            Polo Fields - 
6050 Majors Road, Cumming, Ga 30040

Elite Striker/Keeper Camp - Forsyth

Dates:                July 22-25, 2013

Times:                9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.

Cost:                  $165 (4 Day Camp)

Ages:                 U9 and Up (Academy/Select*)

Location:            Polo Fields -
6050 Majors Road, Cumming, Ga 30040

Weather Policy

Sessions may be rescheduled due to bad weather.

Refunds

UFA has a no-refund policy. 

*Recreational players can participate in the camp upon recommendation from Jeff Salas, Rec Director - Forsyth, 
or Matt Newman, Rec Director - Dawson/Lumpkin

To Register, click here for directions

Ball Mastery Camp

The Ball Mastery Camp will provide advanced skill training and will focus on the technical aspects of the game to increase individual performance. Sessions will be dynamic, fast pace, and will cover all areas of technical development. The curriculum emphasizes juggling, ball control, fast footwork, dribbling, receiving, and passing skills.

Juggling and Ball Control

Mastering technique and skill is a must for young players looking to increase their ability to compete in a competitive soccer environment and enjoy the game.  In addition to developing individual touch, balance, agility, and soccer specific fitness players will be provided with a framework of how to improve their individual technique at home through structured, competitive, and fun activities

•  Juggling is a key element to developing the foundation of soccer success: ball mastery.

Fast Footwork

Fast Footwork is a powerful method for improving your ball control and dribbling skills.

• Fast footwork will help you become comfortable with the ball at your feet in tight areas, allow you to get away from opponents in situations you never thought possible, not to mention develop quality “touch” in both feet.

Dribbling

Dynamic dribblers are needed all over the field, with the ability to carry the ball past an opponent while being in control, whether by using a series of simple taps or a fantastic move around a opponent. If a player can't dribble a ball, then he cannot play the game.

• Players will hone their footwork; learn how to beat opponents off the dribble, and how to better protect the ball.

Receiving

Mastery of receiving sets up everything that a player and the whole team wish to accomplish during a match, including maintaining possession of the ball, passing, and shooting.

• Receiving is one of soccer’s most fundamental individual skills and requires great concentration and practice because of the countless ways in which a ball may arrive.

Passing

The best players in the world hardly ever give it up because their game IQ is through the roof and moving the ball out of pressure and into feet or space is a big part of that. You truly need all these passes in your back pocket if you're going to be a player.

• Learn all kinds of different ways to distribute the ball. Including playing it long, short, weighted, over the top and with different parts of your feet, like back heel pass.

Elite Striker / Keeper Camp

Striker Sessions

This camp was designed for players looking to improve their goal scoring technique and performance. This intensive camp will elevate your 1-on-1 skills against the goalkeeper, wide-angled shots, volleys, shots from crosses, and ‘rapid fire’ shooting games.

• Focus on shooting, composure in front of the net, back-to-goal play, and of course finishing.

Scoring goals is what every striker dreams about. Simply, if you don’t score, then you are not performing well. We would say that playing striker is the toughest and most painful position to play. This is because you need to have great soccer dribbling and soccer shooting skills but also because defenders will do everything in their power to stop you. There is no greater feeling then scoring a goal, so don’t give up so easily;instead, try your best and the goals will come. The will and personality of a great striker is what all top coaches look for. Our camp focuses on the technique and the tactics a forward needs to put the ball into the back of the net.

Goalkeeper Sessions

This camp was designed for players to learn the technical skills and tactical knowledge needed to be successful keepers. This camp will also focus on the physical, mental, and social elements of the game, developing players as individuals within 1-on-1 situations, as well as gaining an understanding of working as a team both in defensive and attacking situations.

• Focus on diving saves, throwing, boxing, goal kicks, positioning, and reading the game.

As the goalie you will be the last one who can stop your opponent’s from scoring. You must therefore make few mistakes as possible. You need also to keep yourself cool even when you fail. To maintain your calm in difficult situations you will need a great personality and also ability to infect your teammates with your own confidence

Camp Directors

• Positional Camp Deo Moleka

• Striker Camp Iggy Moleka
• Keeper Camp Gaucho Pinho

Dates:                June 10-14, 2013

Times:                9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.

Cost:                  $150 (5 Day Camp)

Ages:                 U9 and Up (Academy/Select*)

Location:            Polo Fields - 
6050 Majors Road, Cumming, Ga 30040

Elite Striker/Keeper Camp - Forsyth

Dates:                July 22-25, 2013

Times:                9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.

Cost:                  $165 (4 Day Camp)

Ages:                 U9 and Up (Academy/Select*)

Location:            Polo Fields -
6050 Majors Road, Cumming, Ga 30040

Weather Policy

Sessions may be rescheduled due to bad weather.

Refunds

UFA has a no-refund policy. 

*Recreational players can participate in the camp upon recommendation from Jeff Salas, Rec Director - Forsyth, 
or Matt Newman, Rec Director - Dawson/Lumpkin

To Register, click here for directions

Ball Mastery Camp

The Ball Mastery Camp will provide advanced skill training and will focus on the technical aspects of the game to increase individual performance. Sessions will be dynamic, fast pace, and will cover all areas of technical development. The curriculum emphasizes juggling, ball control, fast footwork, dribbling, receiving, and passing skills.

Juggling and Ball Control

Mastering technique and skill is a must for young players looking to increase their ability to compete in a competitive soccer environment and enjoy the game.  In addition to developing individual touch, balance, agility, and soccer specific fitness players will be provided with a framework of how to improve their individual technique at home through structured, competitive, and fun activities

•  Juggling is a key element to developing the foundation of soccer success: ball mastery.

Fast Footwork

Fast Footwork is a powerful method for improving your ball control and dribbling skills.

• Fast footwork will help you become comfortable with the ball at your feet in tight areas, allow you to get away from opponents in situations you never thought possible, not to mention develop quality “touch” in both feet.

Dribbling

Dynamic dribblers are needed all over the field, with the ability to carry the ball past an opponent while being in control, whether by using a series of simple taps or a fantastic move around a opponent. If a player can't dribble a ball, then he cannot play the game.

• Players will hone their footwork; learn how to beat opponents off the dribble, and how to better protect the ball.

Receiving

Mastery of receiving sets up everything that a player and the whole team wish to accomplish during a match, including maintaining possession of the ball, passing, and shooting.

• Receiving is one of soccer’s most fundamental individual skills and requires great concentration and practice because of the countless ways in which a ball may arrive.

Passing

The best players in the world hardly ever give it up because their game IQ is through the roof and moving the ball out of pressure and into feet or space is a big part of that. You truly need all these passes in your back pocket if you're going to be a player.

• Learn all kinds of different ways to distribute the ball. Including playing it long, short, weighted, over the top and with different parts of your feet, like back heel pass.

Elite Striker / Keeper Camp

Striker Sessions

This camp was designed for players looking to improve their goal scoring technique and performance. This intensive camp will elevate your 1-on-1 skills against the goalkeeper, wide-angled shots, volleys, shots from crosses, and ‘rapid fire’ shooting games.

• Focus on shooting, composure in front of the net, back-to-goal play, and of course finishing.

Scoring goals is what every striker dreams about. Simply, if you don’t score, then you are not performing well. We would say that playing striker is the toughest and most painful position to play. This is because you need to have great soccer dribbling and soccer shooting skills but also because defenders will do everything in their power to stop you. There is no greater feeling then scoring a goal, so don’t give up so easily;instead, try your best and the goals will come. The will and personality of a great striker is what all top coaches look for. Our camp focuses on the technique and the tactics a forward needs to put the ball into the back of the net.

Goalkeeper Sessions

This camp was designed for players to learn the technical skills and tactical knowledge needed to be successful keepers. This camp will also focus on the physical, mental, and social elements of the game, developing players as individuals within 1-on-1 situations, as well as gaining an understanding of working as a team both in defensive and attacking situations.

• Focus on diving saves, throwing, boxing, goal kicks, positioning, and reading the game.

As the goalie you will be the last one who can stop your opponent’s from scoring. You must therefore make few mistakes as possible. You need also to keep yourself cool even when you fail. To maintain your calm in difficult situations you will need a great personality and also ability to infect your teammates with your own confidence

Camp Directors

• Positional Camp Deo Moleka

• Striker Camp Iggy Moleka
• Keeper Camp Gaucho Pinho

Dates:                June 10-14, 2013

Times:                9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.

Cost:                  $150 (5 Day Camp)

Ages:                 U9 and Up (Academy/Select*)

Location:            Polo Fields - 
6050 Majors Road, Cumming, Ga 30040

Elite Striker/Keeper Camp - Forsyth

Dates:                July 22-25, 2013

Times:                9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.

Cost:                  $165 (4 Day Camp)

Ages:                 U9 and Up (Academy/Select*)

Location:            Polo Fields -
6050 Majors Road, Cumming, Ga 30040

Weather Policy

Sessions may be rescheduled due to bad weather.

Refunds

UFA has a no-refund policy. 

*Recreational players can participate in the camp upon recommendation from Jeff Salas, Rec Director - Forsyth, 
or Matt Newman, Rec Director - Dawson/Lumpkin

To Register, click here for directions

Ball Mastery Camp

The Ball Mastery Camp will provide advanced skill training and will focus on the technical aspects of the game to increase individual performance. Sessions will be dynamic, fast pace, and will cover all areas of technical development. The curriculum emphasizes juggling, ball control, fast footwork, dribbling, receiving, and passing skills.

Juggling and Ball Control

Mastering technique and skill is a must for young players looking to increase their ability to compete in a competitive soccer environment and enjoy the game.  In addition to developing individual touch, balance, agility, and soccer specific fitness players will be provided with a framework of how to improve their individual technique at home through structured, competitive, and fun activities

•  Juggling is a key element to developing the foundation of soccer success: ball mastery.

Fast Footwork

Fast Footwork is a powerful method for improving your ball control and dribbling skills.

• Fast footwork will help you become comfortable with the ball at your feet in tight areas, allow you to get away from opponents in situations you never thought possible, not to mention develop quality “touch” in both feet.

Dribbling

Dynamic dribblers are needed all over the field, with the ability to carry the ball past an opponent while being in control, whether by using a series of simple taps or a fantastic move around a opponent. If a player can't dribble a ball, then he cannot play the game.

• Players will hone their footwork; learn how to beat opponents off the dribble, and how to better protect the ball.

Receiving

Mastery of receiving sets up everything that a player and the whole team wish to accomplish during a match, including maintaining possession of the ball, passing, and shooting.

• Receiving is one of soccer’s most fundamental individual skills and requires great concentration and practice because of the countless ways in which a ball may arrive.

Passing

The best players in the world hardly ever give it up because their game IQ is through the roof and moving the ball out of pressure and into feet or space is a big part of that. You truly need all these passes in your back pocket if you're going to be a player.

• Learn all kinds of different ways to distribute the ball. Including playing it long, short, weighted, over the top and with different parts of your feet, like back heel pass.

Elite Striker / Keeper Camp

Striker Sessions

This camp was designed for players looking to improve their goal scoring technique and performance. This intensive camp will elevate your 1-on-1 skills against the goalkeeper, wide-angled shots, volleys, shots from crosses, and ‘rapid fire’ shooting games.

• Focus on shooting, composure in front of the net, back-to-goal play, and of course finishing.

Scoring goals is what every striker dreams about. Simply, if you don’t score, then you are not performing well. We would say that playing striker is the toughest and most painful position to play. This is because you need to have great soccer dribbling and soccer shooting skills but also because defenders will do everything in their power to stop you. There is no greater feeling then scoring a goal, so don’t give up so easily;instead, try your best and the goals will come. The will and personality of a great striker is what all top coaches look for. Our camp focuses on the technique and the tactics a forward needs to put the ball into the back of the net.

Goalkeeper Sessions

This camp was designed for players to learn the technical skills and tactical knowledge needed to be successful keepers. This camp will also focus on the physical, mental, and social elements of the game, developing players as individuals within 1-on-1 situations, as well as gaining an understanding of working as a team both in defensive and attacking situations.

• Focus on diving saves, throwing, boxing, goal kicks, positioning, and reading the game.

As the goalie you will be the last one who can stop your opponent’s from scoring. You must therefore make few mistakes as possible. You need also to keep yourself cool even when you fail. To maintain your calm in difficult situations you will need a great personality and also ability to infect your teammates with your own confidence

Camp Directors

• Positional Camp Deo Moleka

• Striker Camp Iggy Moleka
• Keeper Camp Gaucho Pinho

Dates:                June 10-14, 2013

Times:                9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.

Cost:                  $150 (5 Day Camp)

Ages:                 U9 and Up (Academy/Select*)

Location:            Polo Fields - 
6050 Majors Road, Cumming, Ga 30040

Elite Striker/Keeper Camp - Forsyth

Dates:                July 22-25, 2013

Times:                9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.

Cost:                  $165 (4 Day Camp)

Ages:                 U9 and Up (Academy/Select*)

Location:            Polo Fields -
6050 Majors Road, Cumming, Ga 30040

Weather Policy

Sessions may be rescheduled due to bad weather.

Refunds

UFA has a no-refund policy. 

*Recreational players can participate in the camp upon recommendation from Jeff Salas, Rec Director - Forsyth, 
or Matt Newman, Rec Director - Dawson/Lumpkin

To Register, click here for directions

Ball Mastery Camp

The Ball Mastery Camp will provide advanced skill training and will focus on the technical aspects of the game to increase individual performance. Sessions will be dynamic, fast pace, and will cover all areas of technical development. The curriculum emphasizes juggling, ball control, fast footwork, dribbling, receiving, and passing skills.

Juggling and Ball Control

Mastering technique and skill is a must for young players looking to increase their ability to compete in a competitive soccer environment and enjoy the game.  In addition to developing individual touch, balance, agility, and soccer specific fitness players will be provided with a framework of how to improve their individual technique at home through structured, competitive, and fun activities

•  Juggling is a key element to developing the foundation of soccer success: ball mastery.

Fast Footwork

Fast Footwork is a powerful method for improving your ball control and dribbling skills.

• Fast footwork will help you become comfortable with the ball at your feet in tight areas, allow you to get away from opponents in situations you never thought possible, not to mention develop quality “touch” in both feet.

Dribbling

Dynamic dribblers are needed all over the field, with the ability to carry the ball past an opponent while being in control, whether by using a series of simple taps or a fantastic move around a opponent. If a player can't dribble a ball, then he cannot play the game.

• Players will hone their footwork; learn how to beat opponents off the dribble, and how to better protect the ball.

Receiving

Mastery of receiving sets up everything that a player and the whole team wish to accomplish during a match, including maintaining possession of the ball, passing, and shooting.

• Receiving is one of soccer’s most fundamental individual skills and requires great concentration and practice because of the countless ways in which a ball may arrive.

Passing

The best players in the world hardly ever give it up because their game IQ is through the roof and moving the ball out of pressure and into feet or space is a big part of that. You truly need all these passes in your back pocket if you're going to be a player.

• Learn all kinds of different ways to distribute the ball. Including playing it long, short, weighted, over the top and with different parts of your feet, like back heel pass.

Elite Striker / Keeper Camp

Striker Sessions

This camp was designed for players looking to improve their goal scoring technique and performance. This intensive camp will elevate your 1-on-1 skills against the goalkeeper, wide-angled shots, volleys, shots from crosses, and ‘rapid fire’ shooting games.

• Focus on shooting, composure in front of the net, back-to-goal play, and of course finishing.

Scoring goals is what every striker dreams about. Simply, if you don’t score, then you are not performing well. We would say that playing striker is the toughest and most painful position to play. This is because you need to have great soccer dribbling and soccer shooting skills but also because defenders will do everything in their power to stop you. There is no greater feeling then scoring a goal, so don’t give up so easily;instead, try your best and the goals will come. The will and personality of a great striker is what all top coaches look for. Our camp focuses on the technique and the tactics a forward needs to put the ball into the back of the net.

Goalkeeper Sessions

This camp was designed for players to learn the technical skills and tactical knowledge needed to be successful keepers. This camp will also focus on the physical, mental, and social elements of the game, developing players as individuals within 1-on-1 situations, as well as gaining an understanding of working as a team both in defensive and attacking situations.

• Focus on diving saves, throwing, boxing, goal kicks, positioning, and reading the game.

As the goalie you will be the last one who can stop your opponent’s from scoring. You must therefore make few mistakes as possible. You need also to keep yourself cool even when you fail. To maintain your calm in difficult situations you will need a great personality and also ability to infect your teammates with your own confidence