 | Micro Recreational (Kindergarten through 8th grade)The Bozeman Blitzz FC is very proud of our youth Micro Programs. The Blitzz is the only organization is the Bozeman area to offer youth recreational soccer during both the SPRING and FALL seasons. In 2009, more than 1100 children participated in the Blitzz Mico Spring and Fall Programs.
The Blitzz Micro Recreational Programs utilize small sided games on smaller fields. The benefits of small sided games on shorter fields include: - Allows young players to handle the ball more often
- Allows players more opportunities to SCORE GOALS
- Provides higher intensity playing experience
- Offers lower player to coach ratios
- Better environment for developing essential soccer skills
- Less complex game situations foster greater confidence, creativity and decision making
- MORE FUN !!!!
CONTACT: Micro Director, Ric Plante. 406-579-7413 or microblitzz@gmail.com> Click here to learn more |
 | Academy Developmental (U9 through U11)Academy Night at PLAY IT AGAIN SPORTS
Wednesday March 3rd 6pm
Uniform sizing and ordering
Specials on Soccer Accessories
Schedule Info will be available.
**REGISTRATION FOR SPRING ACADEMY OPEN AND ONLINE**
We are capping each age group - U9, U10 and U11 -- at 24 maximum.
Early registration fee is $250, after December 15 2009 registration fee is $275
The Academy Developmental Program helps children ages U9 through U11 shift from recreational to more competitive play, with an emphasis on teaching players fundamental individual skills. The goal of this program is to provide a high level of coaching, focus on individual techniques, and minimize the cost of traveling. While most games will be held in Bozeman, teams still travel to games and tournaments approximately once a month.
The largest overwhelming problem with youth soccer players coming from Montana is they do not understand the basic techniques needed to play the game. As a result, soccer teams coming from Montana rely on pure athleticism to win games and the soccer on display is as exciting in quality as watching paint dry! The reason why Montana soccer is behind the rest of the country is simple: we are more focused on winning at the youngest age groups than learning how to play the game. While competition and winning are important, there is a difference between the two. > Click here to learn more |
 | Indoor Futsal (9-19 yrs)Futsal is an indoor version of soccer played on a hard surface. Teams have five players including a goalkeeper. Futsal is also played with a smaller ball with less bounce than a regulation soccer ball. The rules create an emphasis on improvisation, creativity and technique, as well as ball control and passing in small spaces.
Drop In Registration now open
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