Welcome to FYSC’s monthly newsletter! Here we’ll share news about the club, and provide supporting materials to help parents navigate the often confusing and complex youth sports landscape.
We’re passionate about our 3 pillars of learning:
Educating Players | Educating Parents | Educating Coaches
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Fremont YSC Programs Open for Registration
- Competitive Evaluation, Interest Form: https://registration.teamsnap.com/form/28702
- Fall 2025 Grassroots Season: https://registration.teamsnap.com/form/25674
Registrations are OPEN for Competitive, and Grassroots.
Fremont YSC Competitive program is for players wanting to learn and develop in an athlete centered environment, where curriculum structure and session design is aligned to the needs of the individual player, and an appropriate pathway to follow the phases of learning and characteristics of the individual during these specific phases.
Parent Education and Engagement
At Fremont YSC, we support parents through the youth development journey by educating about expectations on the sidelines, the best way to support your player, how you can help, and why it all matters.
Introduction Phase
Fremont YSC’s Mini-Megs and Raw Dribblers programs are kicking off this month!
Both programs follow the objectives and methods in our introduction phase of learning, geared toward those at the very beginning of their soccer journey, and a long-term pathway of player development.
The objectives of the age group are age specific and relevant to the learning phase and needs of the individual. As there is no need for tactical interventions, the majority of the phase focuses on the psychosocial and physical pillar, aiming to create:
- A love for the game
- An open mindset to learning
- An introduction to the physical foundations of movement through running, jumping, tumbling, throwing, and kicking.
We utilize a play philosophy throughout all of the club, and our methods are play-friendly, ensuring the activities are the most appropriate method for learning while, at the same time, being fun!
Characteristics of 5 to 8 Year Old’s
- Play hard and tire quickly
- Physical development through play activities
- Enjoy working on own and small groups
- Like to talk and share ideas
- Curious of their world
- Short attention span – here and now
- Focus on self, learning to make friends
- Love to be active
Considerations of 5 to 8 Year Old’s
- Variety of intensity within activities
- Use fun and engaging activities that include running and jumping
- Focus on individual and small group activities
- Social and engaging environment
- Exploration in activity
- Clear and specific instructions
- Balance of individual and small group activities
- High engagement and limited intervention time
TECHNE Leaderboard
Fremont YSC offers a FREE account on the TECHNE soccer training app for players in the Foundation Phase. Each month, we’ll be recognizing the efforts of players practicing at home.
Balancing School and Youth Sports
Youth sports are a great opportunity for kids to learn life skills, including discipline and time management. But with so much pressure from academics, it is difficult for kids to find a good balance to do both.
However, youth need an outlet to play, relieve stress, and learn emotional control for their greater well-being. If you’re looking for the reason and best way to find more balance between school and sports for your child, check out the graphics below.
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