In order to make sure you have everything you need to know about our Camps and Clinics we've put answers to our most frequently asked questions here:
What is the focus of Camps and Clinics?
From beginners to intermediate, Atlanta United's Camps and Clinics focus on youth players who enjoy the game and are looking for opportunities to play and develop in a fun, positive environment.
What are the benefits of Camps and Clinics?
Players have the opportunity to build a foundation in the game and hone individual technical skills though an engaging curriculum delivered by professionally licensed staff.
Who is eligible to sign up for Camps and Clinics?
Camps are open to all players ages 5-14, while Clinics are open to all players ages 3-15. The programs are a fun addition to any soccer children may already be playing and offer an opportunity to develop in key areas of the game.
Where are the Camps and Clinics located?
Our Camps and Clinics are located in various locations around the greater Atlanta region. While some locations may share fields with local soccer clubs, they are not club specific and are open to registration regardless of club affiliation.
What is the difference between Camps and Clinics and RDS?
Camps and Clinics are open registration programs for players of all abilities and skill levels (ages 3-15). Camps and Clinics curriculum is designed to build fundamental skillsets. The RDS program is tryout based, designed around the development of competitive and advanced level soccer players (ages 7-14).
When does registration open?
For clinics, registration typically opens a month before the program starts. For camps, registration typically opens at the beginning of the year.
Can I sign up for multiple locations?Yes, but only if you plan to participate at multiple locations.
What is the cancellation policy?
If we are unable to complete the scheduled training due to weather or facility concerns, we will offer an appropriate credit for a future program. Refunds for these cancellations cannot be applied due to the fixed nature of overhead costs.
If you are no longer able to attend a program, a full refund will be issued if notice has been given no later than 48 hours prior to the program start. Cancellations after that period may qualify for a site credit.
I haven’t received any follow up information after signing up - when will I hear more?
Confirmation e-mails will be sent 24-48 hours before the program start date to ensure we reach out to all those that have signed up. This e-mail will contain all necessary information for the program.
What equipment should my child bring?
All players should bring cleats/turfs, water, and shin guards. A camp or clinic shirt will be provided at the first session. Players do not need to bring a soccer ball as coaches will provide these each session.
Are meals or snacks provided during camps?
Meals are not provided at camps. Players should bring a small snack. Energy rich, and easily digested food, such as fruit/granola bars, are recommended.
I’m going to miss a session; can I make it up at another location?
Unfortunately, we do not offer session make ups. If you anticipate a lot of conflicts within the current season, we ask that you consider signing up next time around instead.
Can parents and guardians stay and watch the sessions?
Yes, parents and guardians are welcome to stay and watch sessions from the designated spectator area. We ask that parents obey facility protocols to ensure the focus is on the players.
What should I do if my child has special needs or medical requirements?
During registration, there is a form field where you can provide details about your child's special needs or medical requirements. This allows us to make the necessary accommodations to ensure they have a positive and safe experience.
What is the Camps and Clinics EIN?
Our EIN is 37-1755161
How can I bring an ATL UTD summer camp to my club or community?
For more information on how to bring an ATL UTD camp to your club or community, please contact programs@atlutd.com
