Year-round soccer classes on a professional safe field
Small groups, licensed coaches and a structured development cycle keep kids in Brooklyn improving every week.
Book an Evaluation LessonGrouped by age — and by level
Every group is formed by a child's age and stage of development. Where it helps a child grow, we may place them with a slightly older or younger group for the best learning environment. Boys and girls train together in the same program.

First steps with a ball through playful drills — balance, coordination, body awareness and the very first dribbling and passing.

Building the core skills: dribbling, first touch, passing and confidence on the ball through fun, game-based sessions.

Sharpening technique and decision-making — finishing, 1v1 play, controlling the ball under pressure and reading the game.

Attacking and defending actions, team play, speed and agility — with a pathway toward Pre-Academy and Academy teams.
How a session flows
Every class is built around a single technical theme, with the right mix of drills, decision-making and real game play to make it stick.
A theme that builds over two weeks
Our training runs on two-week microcycles. Each cycle is dedicated to one development theme, so players have time to truly learn a skill before moving on.
- Week 1 — Introduce & build: the theme is taught and drilled through technical exercises and guided game situations.
- Week 2 — Apply & compete: players use the skill under pressure in 1v1s, small-sided games and mini-matches.
Across the season, players progress through dribbling, first touch, passing, finishing, 1v1 play, decision-making, coordination, speed and agility.
Built for real, lasting progress
We keep an optimal player-to-coach ratio so every child gets attention and plenty of touches on the ball. Extra coaches are added when needed.
Experienced, licensed coaches lead every session and track each player's progress over the season.
A structured two-week development cycle moves players steadily from fundamentals toward competitive-ready soccer.
We train all year on a professional field — outdoors in good weather and on our safe, covered field through the winter. Closed only on January 1.
Find your child's group
Tell us your child's age and the days that work for you — we'll show the best-matching groups for the Fall 2025 season and get you booked for an Evaluation Lesson. From September the schedule may update, and our team always has the latest times.
Answer the three questions above to see the best-matching groups.
Book an Evaluation Lesson
Leave your contacts and our coach will call you to confirm the time. No charge unless your child enrolls.
Class packages
We keep things flexible so a package fits your family — what you pay depends on the program, how many classes a week you choose and the time slot. Just reach out and we'll tailor the right option for your child. Prefer one-on-one? We also offer an individual format with private and semi-private sessions.
Private & semi-private lessons
Want focused, individual attention? Book private sessions tailored entirely to your child's goals, or train alongside a friend in a semi-private session.
- Private lessons — fully tailored one-on-one sessions built around your child's goals.
- Semi-private lessons — train alongside a friend or two at a shared pace.
- Flexible 45 or 60-minute sessions — reach out for current rates.
What parents say about our classes
Real reviews from our class families — rated 4.8★ across 103 Google reviews. Swipe through them below.
Class Questions & Answers
Absolutely. Most of our programs are built for beginners. That's exactly what the Evaluation Lesson is for — we'll find the group that fits your child best.
No — there's no charge for the Evaluation Lesson if your child doesn't enroll afterward. If they do enroll, that session simply counts as the first class of their package, since they take part in a full training.
Yes. Enrollment for most programs is open year-round whenever there's space in a group.
For the Evaluation Lesson, comfortable sportswear, athletic shoes and a water bottle are all that's needed. For regular classes, bring a water bottle, sportswear, turf soccer shoes, shin guards — and a good attitude. No uniform is required for the first lesson.
Yes. Boys and girls train together and follow the same training program.
Attendance and make-up options are reviewed individually by our team, depending on your circumstances. Just reach out and we'll work it out with your family.
Book an Evaluation Lesson — and Receive a Gift!
93% of families recognize the quality, care and progress their child receives — even after a single session on the field with our coaches.
Leave a request today and receive a special gift as our way of welcoming you to the Bridgeview Soccer Academy family
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