Recruiting Tips & Blog

Are you passionate about soccer and on the lookout for the best camps near you? Your search ends here! Future 500 ID Camps offer a premier soccer experience tailored to enhance your skills and open doors to opportunities. In this article, we’ll explore why Future 500 ID Camps are your ideal choice for soccer development.

Unlocking the Future 500 ID Camp Experience

Future 500 ID Camps redefine soccer training by blending expert coaching, cutting-edge facilities, and a supportive atmosphere. With a focus on holistic player growth, these camps nurture talent, boost confidence, and provide exposure to college coaches. Why Choose Future 500 ID Camps?

If you are a parent of, or a soccer player who aspires to play collegiate soccer, you’re probably wondering how to get in front of college soccer coaches. You have probably seen a variety of ID camps that advertise a varied number of coaches in attendance, and thought, ‘which ID camps are worth the time and money?’. In this article we will focus on one of the key differences between different ID camps: the number of coaches in attendance. Future 500’s ID Camps feature 50 college coaches, a significant number, more than any other camp in the country. But why do we have 50 colleges at each camp?

Soccer ID Camps are events where high school-aged soccer players can showcase their skills to college coaches in the hopes of getting recruited. These camps are a crucial aspect of the soccer recruiting process. But how do you decide which camp to attend, if any? Here are 5 game-changing ways that Future 500 will get you recruited (and why you should register now with only $30 down).

1. College Coaches = Key

College coaches rave about us each year. We aren’t just saying that, we can confidently tell you to ask any coach who has been to one of our events how we compare to other camps.

One of the questions we often receive from parents is some variation of the following: ‘A number of schools that we are interested in are attending your ID Camp. How do we know that our son/daughter will be seen by these coaches at camp?’ It is great to see coaches you are interested in listed on a website for an ID camp (especially when these coaches have confirmed their attendance as they do for Future 500’s events), but parents want to know whether or not their child will have the opportunity to be seen by these coaches. Coaches that attend but don’t watch their son/daughter might as well have not been listed on the website at all.