Soccer Clinics
Coppermine Soccer Clinics
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Coppermine Soccer offers a wide range of youth soccer clinics for players of all ages and skill levels. Our programs introduce children as young as 18 months to the basics of soccer in a fun and engaging environment. As they grow older, players can continue their soccer journey through our player development clinics, recreation program, and club soccer opportunities.. Our experienced coaches prioritize player development and sportsmanship, creating a positive and supportive soccer community for everyone.
Youth Classes
Ages 18 Months - 10 Years
Available at:
Coppermine Sports Center (Baltimore)
Coppermine Du Burns Arena (Baltimore)
Coppermine 4 Seasons (Carroll County)
Parent & Child Discovery 1 (Parent & Child, 18–24 months) Soccer’s very first hello. This parent-child class is built around discovery, laughter, and falling in love with the game together. Curriculum-based games designed specifically for toddlers introduce movement, the ball, and the field — all with mom or dad right by their side. The first step on the pathway, and a foundation for a lifetime of play.
Parent & Child Discovery 2 (Parent & Child, 2–3 years) The next chapter in Discovery. Same joyful parent-child format, now shaped for a slightly older toddler — activities and games grow with their developmental stage, deepening their connection to the sport and to each other. Graduates of Discovery Soccer I will feel right at home here, and by the end, players are ready to try the field on their own.
Beginner Preschool Soccer (Preschool Beginner, 3-4 years) Ready to take the field solo. Foundation I is where players step into independent play for the first time — no parents on the field, just a nurturing, structured environment built for this milestone. Kids begin exploring beginner drills, skill-building exercises, and age-appropriate games as they lay the groundwork for everything to come.
Intermediate Preschool Soccer (Preschool Intermediate, 3–4 years) For the player who’s ready for more. Foundation II builds directly on Foundation I with more structured drills, greater technical focus, and progressively bigger challenges — still delivered in a warm, age-appropriate setting. It’s the bridge between early independent play and true skill training.
U6 Intro to Soccer Training (5-6 years) The first step into serious soccer. Fundamentals introduces young athletes to structured training in a positive, development-first environment — core motor skills, ball familiarity, movement, and the basics of the game, taught through high-energy, age-appropriate activities. Players leave Foundation II and arrive here ready to train, not just play.
U7/U8 Foundation Soccer Training (Level 1) (6-8 years) Where a competitive journey begins. Level 1 introduces structured drills, technical skill-building, and small-group scrimmage, with players learning to work in units — the basics of attacking and defending. It’s the natural next step after Fundamentals, and the ideal entry point for anyone eyeing travel or club soccer down the road.
U7/U8/U9 Elite Training (Level 2) (6-9 years) For players ready to push past the basics. Level 2 builds on everything learned in Development Training with enhanced footwork sequences, advanced technical drills, and tactical concepts that mirror what club and travel coaches look for. A high-performance environment and expert coaching help players build the habits that define elite young athletes. Prerequisite: one season of Development Training (Level 1).
Futsal Training (8 – 14 years) This year-round program uses the fast-paced, small-sided format of futsal to dramatically accelerate technical development — tighter touches, quicker decisions, and sharper vision on the ball. Played indoors on a hard court with a smaller, low-bounce ball, futsal demands creativity and precision. An elite supplemental training environment for any serious soccer player.
Advanced Soccer Training
Advanced Soccer Training is designed to maximize touches on the ball, master 1v1 skills, improve speed of play, and ultimately increase a players confidence handling the ball in all situations. Players should have some experience playing soccer and want to continue developing their first touch and 1v1 skills. Not for brand new players.
