2019 > UNC Girl’s Soccer TEAM Camp  >  TC1 JULY 6 – 9

TRAINING OBJECTIVE
Our objective is to create a training environment that challenges all levels of teams. For four days and three nights this summer we will be running a team camp designed for you, a girls’ soccer coach. When you come to the camp, you will be immersed in a ‘motivational coaching course’ designed by us to share everything we can about what we do to produce the extraordinary success of our 22-time national champion University of North Carolina Women’s soccer team.

CURRICULUM
Anson Dorrance and staff will conduct two lectures each day in which the curriculum will be reviewed with you, plus personal insights into what we feel can help take your team to the next level. You will be taught the UNC System and learn some of the ‘intangible’ factors that can make your team more competitive. At the end of the morning session and in the evening your players will be challenged with matches against other teams in the camp so every possible facet of player development is involved during the week: quality demonstrations, expert field sessions, cutting-edge lectures, and 11 v 11 competitions. Please see below for our general schedule for Team Camp.

LOCATION – Guilford College / Greensboro , NC – MAP

DIRECTOR – Anson Dorrance – Click For Bio

COACHES LETTERS – Click To Read

TEAM CAMP CURRICULUM

Check In Day
Afternoon
“Brendan Rogers” passing warm up
Team evaluation matches

Evening
UNC Warm Up
3-4-3 and 4-2-3-1 Attacking/Defensive Systems and Shapes

2nd Day
Morning
10-Minute 5 v 2
1 v 1 To Cones
1 v 1 From the Mid Stripe
3 Tiered Shooting
Heading Progression
2 vs. 2 Heading Tournament

Afternoon
Warm up: Controlling Pressure/Controlling the Ball
Heading and Clearing for Distance
Long Service, Long Reception
Speed Ladder
5 v 5 Tournament

Evening
All Camp “Coerver” Warm Up
Change of point choreography and match
Rhythm Training
11 V. 11 Full Field

3rd Day
Morning
5v2 Functional possession
Half field games
Technical back to pressure warm up and competitions
“Team Trains the Keeper” finishing/clearing exercise

Afternoon
Turning Series Warm-up
Serving For Distance and Accuracy (left and right foot)
Half Field Games
Attacking and Defensive heading
Four Corners finishing

Evening
Pass and Move warm up
Central Attacking choreography

4th Day – Check Out Day
Morning
“Composure” game
Brian McBride’s Finishing Competition (box shooting)
Transitional possession
1v1 Possession game