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Summer day camps where boys and girls ages 6 to 15 of any skill level train in soccer technique and tactics, with goalkeeper instruction available. Sessions are held at sites including Brooklyn and Queens.
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Summer weekly sessions (2026: Queens Jul 6-10, Brooklyn Aug 10-14)
$499-$699 per week depending on location
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Ages 6–15.
$499-$699 per week depending on location
Summer weekly sessions (2026: Queens Jul 6-10, Brooklyn Aug 10-14)
230 E 6th St, 10003, in the East Village, Manhattan.
No. Real Madrid Foundation Camps USA is outdoors, so plan for weather, sunscreen and water.
Registration is handled by Real Madrid Foundation Camps USA: rmfcampsusa.com, or call (646) 389-0006.
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