Tot Programs at Airpark
EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT & GIFT OF LIFELONG FITNESS:
Balance, control and coordination are the three key developmental elements children need. Soccer is the best vehicle for achieving significant improvement in these three areas. Soccer demands that kids develop the ability to move both their body and a ball with their feet. This skill is not something that is easy and takes a great amount of eye-foot coordination. A happy child who has satisfied their inherent need to move is better able to focus, concentrate on and maximize benefits from learning in academic areas.
Airpark Gliders 2-3 year olds
Our soccer-themed motor skill classes are very easy for youngsters to get into. 2/3 years age groups focus on developing motor skills and self-confidence, program introducing children to fundamental soccer.”
Airpark Cadets 4-5 year olds
Older classes focus more on developing core soccer skills and personal focus, and introduce an element of light competition. Instructor-to-student ratio is kept small to maximize individual development, and above all else we promote fun, fun, fun!
*Parent Involvement needed
Saturdays 10am
October 24th-November 28th 2026
Saturdays 10am
October 24th-November 28th 2026
Airpark is exited to announce New Tots Program:
Airpark Premier League
Youth Soccer Development Pathway
3–4 | Pre-Future Strikers
Beginners
Discover the Game
A fun, movement-based introduction to soccer. Players develop confidence, coordination, balance, and basic ball familiarity through imaginative games and exploration.
Primary focus:
Movement
Coordination
Ball familiarity
Listening
Confidence
Sharing and taking turns
Having fun
Player mindset:
“I want to play!”
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4–5 | Future Strikers
Intermediate
Explore the Game
Players begin developing a stronger relationship with the ball while learning to dribble, stop, turn, change direction, find space, and interact with other players.
Primary focus:
Ball control
Dribbling
Changes of direction
Changes of speed
Finding space
1v1 introduction
Basic passing
Small-sided games
Player mindset:
“I can control my ball!”
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5–6 | Strikers
Developing
Play the Game
Players begin connecting their technical skills to real soccer problems. They learn to recognize opponents, teammates, space, and opportunities to attack and defend.
Primary focus:
Dribbling
Passing
Receiving
1v1 attacking
1v1 defending
Supporting teammates
Finishing
Decision-making
Small-sided games
Player mindset:
“I can solve problems!”