by Fundamental Futbòl Academy (FFA NYC)
A Manhattan youth soccer academy training at Pier 40 and parks around downtown and the West Side, with a player development program for ages 4-6 and travel teams for older kids. It also runs holiday and summer camps and a teen coaching apprenticeship.
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Office open Mon-Fri 9am-5:30pm
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Ages 4–17.
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Office open Mon-Fri 9am-5:30pm
Pier 40, Hudson River Greenway, 10014, in the West Village, Manhattan.
Registration is handled by Fundamental Futbòl Academy (FFA NYC): ffa-nyc.com, or call (917) 295-1152.
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