I like the way the coaches engage with the kids. My son really loves football. It has Brought on his confidence. He has learned alot and it has brought him on socially too
I’ve been really impressed with Little Kickers. The sessions are very well run, with a great structure that keeps the kids engaged while making sure they’re having fun. The activities are age-appropriate, varied, and help build both physical skills and confidence. The coaches are fantastic — really friendly, patient, and brilliant with the children. Overall, it’s been a very positive experience for both my daughter and us as parents.
My little kicker is nearly 2 years old and what I really enjoy about my child going to little kickers is the day to day lessons she’s learning for etc by passing coach Lenny around it teaches her to share and care. She’s learning new skills, she is listening a lot better she is following the coaches instructions. And I personally enjoy how staff is trained to teach a class in a way that young children will understand.
The coaches are really great. They work so hard to keep the class moving and also to make sure the kids are having fun. Shout out to Riley, Rena, Nala & Paul
We love that Little Kickers is age appropriate. We have children in two different classes and you can see the progression. It considers all children’s abilities and the staff are amazing at meeting every child where they are at. We love the way the coaches can command the group. We have been to a similar soccer group years ago and the coaches had no control over the kids and all the children were losing interest in the class.
My son has been going since September 24 and loves it!
Wakes up everyday asking if he can go. He loves his coaches and they are so good with all the kids
Do t believe the classes are very engaging - they start late and finish early. Only we continue to go is cause her
Friends are going - if they weren’t we wouldn’t be bringing her
Believe it’s very overpriced for what it is, very little variation in the classes from week to week and coaches going through the motions
Maybe highlighting to parents that they should try to focus on the activities with their child and reduce the conversations with friends as it can be distracting for the younger kids.