ETP

Designed for players ready to push themselves to the next level, CASC’s Elite Training Program delivers focused development for players looking to sharpen their skills in the off-season.

Led by USYS-licensed, experienced coaches, ETP promotes growth in technical skills, tactical awareness (soccer IQ) and physical ability (endurance, speed & strength).

Program Overview

ETP is designed for players with prior Recreational or Classic experience and includes 8 sessions held twice weekly over four weeks, featuring both field player and goalkeeper training tracks. Players may register for a single track (field player or goalkeeper) or a combination track (field player + goalkeeper).

Field Player Sessions emphasize ball mastery, first touch, passing, receiving, dribbling, finishing, and tactical awareness in game-like environments. Sessions are grouped by age to ensure appropriate challenge:

• Ages U9-U12: 5:30 PM – 6:45 PM
• Ages U13+: 7:00 PM – 8:15 PM

Goalkeeper Sessions focus on handling, footwork, positioning, shot-stopping, distribution, and communication:

• Ages U9+: 6:15 PM – 7:30 PM

Goalkeeper training runs concurrently between the two field sessions. 

Combination players participate in ~1 hour of field player training (at their age group time) and ~1 hour of goalkeeper training. 

Program Dates (8 Sessions Total)

• December 2, 4, 9, 11 & January 6, 8, 13, 15 (Tuesdays & Thursdays)
• Location: Midland Soccer Complex (3865 Midland Rd, Alexander, AR)

Registration Options & Fees

• Field Player OR Goalkeeper Only: $200 per player (1.25 hours per night)
• Combo Field Player + Goalkeeper: $300 per player (2 hours per night)

ETP is intended for players who have already completed at least one season at the U9 level or higher. Players just entering U9 for the first time are encouraged to wait until a future session.

Space is limited. Register early to secure your spot.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q: Can my player switch between field and goalkeeper sessions?
A: Players registering for one track will stay with that track for all sessions. Combination players attend approximately one hour of each session per night.

Q: When should combination players arrive?
A: Combination players attend both sessions back-to-back.

• Example: A 9-year old starts at 5:30 PM for ~1 hour of field player training, then joins goalkeeper training from 6:30-7:30PM.
• Example: A 15-year old starts at 6:15 PM for ~1 hour of goalkeeper training, then joins field player training from 7:15-8:15 PM.

Q: What should players bring?
A: Soccer ball, shin guards, cleats, and water. Goalkeepers should bring gloves and any preferred protective gear. Players should dress appropriately for the weather.

Q: Is this program open to recreational players?
A: Yes — players with prior Recreational or Classic experience (at least 1 season played) who want higher-level training are welcome.