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WHAT TO BRING TO SOCCER CAMP:

Future 500 ID Camps are just around the corner, and you may be wondering, what should I take to this outstanding soccer camp?

FOR SOCCER GAMES

Note: Campers are lent one numbered red and one numbered blue pinnie for the duration of camp. Soccer gear including shin guards, outdoor soccer shoes, athletic tape (players must supply their tape), compression shorts, equipment for rain or shine. Players must supply their own water and lunch. Sun Block And lunch

FOR OTHER

Any medications you might need Questions? Contact Linda Wagner at customerservice@future500idcamp.com

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – (Paoli, PA)  Future 500 ID Camps, the best camps for college exposure in the nation, is partnering with Veo, the leader in soccer video technology. Veo uses a 180° camera with two 4K lenses to record the entire field at 30 frames per second from the perfect elevation. Veo uses AI powered software to automatically detect the ball and every player on the pitch at all times. Veo’s innovative platform allows college coaches to watch and analyze any player on and off the ball, at any point in the game, creating the best recruiting exposure possible for Future 500 campers. 

It has been more than a year since aspiring college players have been able to play in front of NCAA Division 1 coaches. In addition to the lost year of D1 exposure, many months of playing in front of D2, and D3 coaches were also lost as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic.  After months and months of waiting, the NCAA has officially announced a return to normal recruiting activities at the end of May.  This is massive news for families that have lost so many vital opportunities in their journey to get recruited. Now that recruiting is opening up again, what should you do?

THERE ARE NEW UPDATES AS OF January 2021 *This page will be updated regularly to reflect the latest Future 500 ID Camp and COVID-19 information. Future 500 has focused on decreasing the size as well as changing the layout of the camps in order to ensure the safety of campers in response to COVID-19. With safety always a priority, Future 500 has made the following changes to camp: SAFETY PROCEDURES AT FUTURE 500 IN 2020 GENERAL Transportation: All players must bring an automobile to the facility or be accompanied by a parent with an automobile, which must be present throughout the player’s entire match and time at the facility.

Happy New Year. 2020 was a difficult year for aspiring college soccer players. Covid-19 and all of the accompanying restrictions made it very difficult for players to play in front of coaches. With a new year, comes the opportunity to make up for lost time by attending the nation’s best College ID Camps in the Spring. Here are 5 ways that these Spring ID Camps will help you make up for lost time. 1. Play In Front of 10-15 Top Coaches Attending Future 500 ID Camps will allow you to be seen in person by the best mix and variety of college coaches in the country.

It has been a difficult year for college recruiting. Covid-19 has forced most soccer events to be cancelled, resulting in so much lost recruiting exposure for aspiring college soccer players. 2021 is around the corner and Future 500 is here to help you make up for this lost time. Future 500 Spring ID Camps will help players of different levels of ability gain significant exposure to the highest-quality collection of college soccer coaches in the country, massively increasing recruiting opportunities. Here are 5 key ways that the Spring Camps will help jumpstart your journey to college: 1. Each Spring Camp features a carefully selected mix of 10-15 college coaches, organized using our Maximum Exposure Matrix to ensure that every player is watched by every coach, making for an unparalleled identification opportunity this Spring.