SoccerTots San Francisco

In conjunction with San Francisco Soccer, we provide soccer programs for young children. SoccerTots child development classes are for children starting at 18 mos up to 6 years old. MiniSoccer leagues for children aged 4 to 7 years old provide an opportunity to play soccer in a small team format to maximize playing time.

Our emphasis is on fun in a non-competitive atmosphere. Read more about us and our programs on the website to discover why hundreds of parents bring their children to our programs each month!

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Announcements

Winter registration is NOW OPEN!! Register Now!

ALL NEW!!! HoopsterTots is coming in January 2012. Read about the different classes and sign up for our Demo Day on Saturday January 14th.

SOCCERTOTS DOES BIRTHDAYS! Planning a party for your tot? Contact Laura for more information.

Classes

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Classes

SoccerTots is a child development program for kids ages 1.5 to 6 years old. It uses a variety of fun games to delight and engage kids in physical activity. Classes are professionally designed to develop motor skills, promote physical fitness, and self-confidence. Classes are focused on providing a fun, noncompetitive environment for soccer based fun and games.

Classes are once per week for 50 minutes, 40 minutes each for Teddies-Koalas. Each session is eight weeks, but classes run continuously all year.

Leagues

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Leagues

What is MiniSoccer? It's soccer with less players. We play 5 vs 5 (including a goalie).

Why MiniSoccer? Very simply, soccer with less players is better. It's more fun for the kids because they get to play more soccer. They touch the ball more often, they get to play both offense and defense throughout the game and they get to be a part of the entire game. Plus, in addition to being more fun and engaging, players improve more at soccer simply because they get to play more soccer each game. Their ball skills improve through more touches and they develop a better understanding of the game since they're playing both offense and defense.

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